Six (6) EpiPen Authority Sites
– How to use an EpiPen
– Frequently Asked Questions
– About Expired EpiPens
– Expired EpiPen in an emergency?
– Storage
– Interactions
| Title | Summary of Information |
|---|---|
| EPIPEN® (Epinephrine injection, USP) Official Site | The manufacturer’s official site, including indications, safety & storage, instructions, and savings & access programs. Offers patient resources and detailed prescribing info. epipen.com+1 |
| EPIPEN4SCHOOLS® Program | A program to help schools get free EPIPEN / EPIPEN JR Auto-Injectors (and/or their authorized generics), training materials, and resources for managing anaphylactic emergencies in the school setting. epipen4schools.com |
| Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) – Epinephrine Options & Training | Compares different epinephrine auto-injector brands/options, training resources, what to know about generics, nasal sprays, etc. Helpful for patients and caregivers. FoodAllergy.org |
| U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) – Alerts on EpiPen Errors | Official safety communications: device malfunctions, user errors with EpiPen auto-injectors and authorized generics; what to watch out for. U.S. Food and Drug Administration |
| California Education Code / CDE – Administration of Epinephrine Auto-Injectors | School policy, training standards for staff, storage & emergency use in California schools per CA law (49414). Guidelines on how/when to use auto-injectors, required training, etc. California Department of Education |
| International Recommendations on Epinephrine Auto-Injectors | Peer-reviewed paper discussing global / international authority society guidelines for auto-injector dosing, differences between countries, weight-based considerations, and safety. Useful for comparative policy or clinical guidance. PMC |