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Neffy is a nasal spray formulation of epinephrine (adrenaline) used for treating severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis). The active ingredient is epinephrine, but the full product “ingredients” list (including all inactive/excipients) depends on the exact Neffy presentation and should be confirmed from the package insert or Drug Facts/label for the specific country and strength.
To get the precise inactive ingredients for your specific Neffy product (not just epinephrine), check: - the outer carton label, - the prescribing information/package insert, or - the patient leaflet in your specific country/market. If you share the country or the exact strength on the box (and/or a photo of the “Inactive ingredients” section), I can help you parse the label text.
Epinephrine is the medication ingredient. A nasal spray also contains inactive components that help deliver epinephrine in an atomized form through the nasal route (for example, stabilizers/buffers and other formulation aids). These excipients are not always identical across markets, which is why the label source matters.
No. Neffy is epinephrine delivered by nasal spray, while products like EpiPen are epinephrine injections. Both use epinephrine but the formulation and excipients differ.
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