22/10/2025
Back in July 2025, we shared the news that EURneffy® had been approved in the UK and we promised to keep you updated. Today, we’re pleased to let you know that EURneffy® has arrived in the UK. It’s available on private prescription, and NHS access is expected to follow as it’s introduced across allergy services.
For families living with severe food allergies, this is welcome news. EURneffy® is a needle-free nasal spray, making it a good addition or alternative for people with food allergies, giving families extra peace of mind.
How does it work?
💜 Neffy is suitable for anyone weighing 30kg and above.
💜 You should always carry two, because a second dose might be needed in some anaphylaxis emergencies.
💜 Small, easy to carry around, long shelf life (up to 30 months), and not affected by extreme temperatures.
What the experts say...
💜 Early data suggests EURneffy® works well for most people at risk of anaphylaxis. The British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology (BSACI) have said it may help reduce hesitation to carry or use adrenaline.
💜 According to BSACI, EURneffy® isn’t suitable for everyone, if you’ve ever needed more than one dose of adrenaline, or had severe anaphylaxis with low blood pressure, you should still carry your adrenaline auto-injector pen (AAI).
💜 Your GP or allergy specialist can help decide if EURneffy® is an option for you or your child. Always ask your medical professional for advice.
Your next steps...
💜 Speak to your GP or allergy doctor to see if EURneffy® is right for you and remember to always follow your Allergy Action Plan and call emergency services immediately after using adrenaline, whether EURneffy® or an AAI like Epipen or Jext.
At The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, we’re really pleased about this new treatment option for people at risk of anaphylaxis. Every step forward helps children, adults, and families living with severe food allergies feel a little safer and more confident.
