I have these two discharge their Epi Pens when they expire. The practice pen is great for regular

practice but doesn’t feel quite as intense without a needle puncturing through. Kaylee is intimidated by the needle. Regan not so much. I find this amusing becuse usually they

are reversed in life situations. Kaylee just gets business done and Regan has to talk himself into

things. We were all surprised by his BAM get it done. Like, who are YOU and where is Regan surprised. And then I had the same reaction with Kaylee. Babe just jab the grapefruit, it’s not scary.

Kaylee got it done. I had Regan reenact his to get video of them. He did it so FAST and Flawless the first time. He’s the one to call for if you need stabbing with an Epi Pen. He’ll save you FAST. Kaylee. She’ll get the job done, just not quite as fast. 😉

Their allergist/immunologist requires Epi Pens for immunotherapy injections. The allergies they are being treated for are NOT Epi Pen level bad. However some patients go into anaphylaxis during treatment as concentrated doses of allergens are being injects. I like my kiddos to know how to take care of their individual emergency life skills should an emergency arise.