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neffy® Epinephrine Nasal Spray Gets FDA Approval!



A new treatment option for people with anaphylaxis will soon be available. The FDA approved neffy, an epinephrine nasal spray, last week.
Test results show that the epinephrine nasal spray is just as effective as an epinephrine auto-injector in treating anaphylaxis.

According to ARS Pharmaceuticals, the maker of neffy, the product should be available in mid- to late-October.

Read our blog post on neffy to find answers to frequently asked questions.
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School Resources for Families Living with Food Allergies

Are you ready for the new school year? From pre-K through high school, KFA has resources to help parents, caregivers, and school staff manage food allergies in and out of the classroom.

School health care plans – When you have a child with food allergies in school, one of the first things you’ll want to do is have a care plan. There are various types of plans, and you can work with the school on the plan that’s best for your child. We explain the most common types of school plans.

Potential food allergens in arts and crafts supplies – Did you know hidden food allergens can be found in common arts and crafts supplies? Share this list of alternatives with your child’s teacher to prevent allergic reactions during craft time.

Non-food rewards for classroomsNon-food rewards are a great way to show a child appreciation and can be a healthy alternative to food-based rewards. Share our list with your child’s teacher to give them ideas for non-food rewards kids will love.

Make Your Own Play Dough

Many commercial play doughs contain wheat, one of the most common foods that cause allergic reactions. If you’re looking for alternatives made without wheat, we have 3 fun play dough recipes you can make with your kids.

With your support, families can better manage food allergies and prevent allergic reactions.

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RECIPES AND FOOD

After-School Snack Ideas

Looking for allergy-friendly snacks to feed your crew after school? KFA’s Safe Eats® Allergy-Friendly Recipe Collection has recipes for several snack options free of many of the top allergens. Here are some of our favorite recipes:
Coconut and Caramel Popcorn
Can be made without egg, fish, gluten, milk, peanut, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat
 
Rosemary Chickpeas
Can be made without egg, fish, gluten, milk, peanut, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat
 
Banana Oatmeal Cookies
Can be made without egg, fish, gluten, milk, peanut, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat
 
Fruit Mini Muffins
Can be made without egg, fish, milk, peanut, sesame, shellfish, soy, and tree nut
California Caviar Bruschetta
Can be made without egg, fish, gluten, milk, peanut, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nut, and wheat

COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS

Here are some popular topics on our online community. Being a member of our online community is a great way to get support by talking to other families and caregivers who manage food allergies.

What Was Your Experience with Xolair?
Is your child taking Xolair for their food allergy? If so, one community member would like to hear about your experience. Visit our community to share your thoughts on this treatment.

How Do You Carry Epinephrine and Inhalers at Water Parks?
Water parks can be fun, but what do you do with your child’s epinephrine? What do you do if the park doesn’t allow you to bring in food? We’re looking for your tips and tricks for managing food allergies at water parks so you and your child can take part in the fun.

Got Questions? Ask the Allergist!


Do you have questions about food allergies? Send them to our no-cost Ask the Allergist service. A board-certified allergist will provide general advice about food allergies and other related conditions. You can also browse answers to previous questions on our site.

FOOD ALLERGY RECALLS

6 New Recalls Due to Undeclared Allergens

Here are some recent food recalls. Visit our blog to learn more about all of the current recalls.

Did You Miss Our Previous Newsletter?

Check out our previous issue to learn how policies become laws, why advocacy matters, clinical trial opportunities, and more.

 

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