Adrenaline injectors have an expiry date of 12-18 months from when they are made overseas.
neffy® 1mg has an expiry date of 24 months from when they are made overseas.
neffy® 2mg has an expiry date of 30 months from when they are made overseas.
Check with the pharmacy what the expiry date is. If it is a lot shorter than the dates listed above, you could ask them to order you a device with a longer expiry date.
You may have to wait a couple of days for the order to arrive at the pharmacy, so do not leave it until the last minute to renew your adrenaline device prescription.
You may also like to phone a few pharmacies in your area to see which pharmacy has adrenaline devices with the longest expiry dates.
On rare occasions, all available adrenaline devices may have a short expiry. If this occurs, it is better to buy an in-date adrenaline device even if the expiry date is short.