Apr-23-19
The innovative EpiWear wearable epinephrine delivery device offers a much quicker response time than the traditional EpiPen.
The EpiWear was created by a team from Rice University, and was inspired by one of the student researchers’ own experience with peanut allergies. Designed to offer a less obtrusive and more conventional alternative to the EpiPen, the wrist-worn EpiWear is equipped with a spring-activated injector that will deliver a dose of 0.3 milliliters of epinephrine into the body.
The team is streamlining the working prototype, and hope the smaller, handier design will ensure more people keep their life-saving medications nearby.
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