Anaphylaxis (EpiPen)
- Adrenaline auto-injectors
- Emergency medication
- Fast renewal service
About EpiPen Prescriptions
If you have severe allergies that put you at risk of anaphylaxis, you need to carry adrenaline auto-injectors at all times. Our online service makes it easy to renew your EpiPen prescription.
Available Devices
Our GPs can prescribe:
- EpiPen - most widely used auto-injector
- Jext - alternative auto-injector
- Emerade - another option (when available)
Who Needs an EpiPen
You may need adrenaline auto-injectors if you have severe allergies to:
- Nuts or peanuts
- Bee or wasp stings
- Certain foods (shellfish, eggs, etc.)
- Medications
- Latex
Requirements
- Previous anaphylaxis diagnosis or specialist recommendation
- Training in how to use your auto-injector
- Understanding of when to use it
Three Simple Steps
Getting the treatment you need has never been easier.
Complete Questionnaire
Answer a few questions about your health and symptoms. Takes less than 5 minutes.
GP Review
An Irish registered GP reviews your request and approves treatment if suitable.
Get Your Treatment
Your prescription is sent to your chosen pharmacy, where you can collect it or use their delivery service if available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about anaphylaxis (epipen).
Yes, this service is for people who have had anaphylaxis or been advised by a specialist that they need adrenaline auto-injectors.
Most people are prescribed two auto-injectors (in case a second dose is needed or one misfires). Keep one at home and one with you.
EpiPens typically expire after 12-18 months. Check expiry dates regularly and renew before they expire.
Yes, we can prescribe junior EpiPens for children aged 5+. Parental consent is required for under 16s.