http://69.89.31.172/~foodalm6/is-device-design-to-blame-for-incorrect-epi-adminstration/ (http://69.89.31.172/~foodalm6/is-device-design-to-blame-for-incorrect-epi-adminstration/)
I have to agree with this study. The audio prompts with the Allerject were really nice when we needed them. Everyone I have trained on both prefers Allerject because of the cues (friends, coworkers, and first aiders, that is.)
(AuviQ for those in the US, I think that means)
Having seen that device, I agree wholeheartedly. Might be time to rethink having DD carry those, honestly-- she's often NOT with people who have been specifically trained with an Epipen-- though that is what she carries.