Using your EpiPen: What to do for a severe allergic reaction

Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially deadly allergic reaction that can occur from bee stings, food and many other products. Epinephrine, which is most commonly given using an EpiPen, is a common initial treatment for anaphylaxis. Using an EpiPen immediately after signs of a severe reaction can keep anaphylaxis from worsening and could save your life. It’s vital you and those closest to you know how to use it properly.

[frankgomez]

Would you please be so kind as to remove obstructions from the screen so we can watch the video. After all this is a life saving video.

[colby]

You’re not supposed to put your thumb on the top of the pen!

[cqlealpha]

So annoying when at the most important section of pumping epipen to the body, and something cover third of the screen. Useless for a worthy topic.