Last month, we shared news from Valeo Pharma Inc. on the availability of ALLERJECT® epinephrine auto-injectors. Valeo has advised that ALLERJECT, both the 0.15 mg and 0.3 mg doses, are now fully available from pharmacies across the country; all locations can access the devices.
If you find that ALLERJECT is not currently in stock at your pharmacy, ask the pharmacist to order the product for you.
Visit allerject.ca for more information.
Epinephrine is the recommended treatment for anaphylaxis. In Canada, there are three epinephrine auto-injector suppliers: ALLERJECT, Emerade™, and EpiPen®. Learn more about epinephrine and these devices.
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