Resources for Venom Immunotherapy Patients
By starting venom immunotherapy, you’ve chosen to be preventative. Not only are you working toward preventing anaphylaxis and allergic reactions, but you’re also preventing chronic stress over your allergy. That’s a big deal! Check out these articles to help guide you during your treatment.
16M
Americans Are
living with a potentially life-threatening bee sting allergy.1
220K
ER Visits
occur each year for bee sting allergy-related anaphylaxis.2
60
Deaths Per Year
are directly related to severe bee sting reactions.2
How Venom Collection Works
Learn the five-step venom collection process to understand venom immunotherapy better.
Can You Use a Frozen Epinephrine Pen?
It’s an easy mistake, leaving your epinephrine pen in the car overnight. But can you use a frozen epinephrine pen? Check out this study.
Venom Immunotherapy Patients & COVID-19
COVID-19 and bee sting allergies mean learning how to continue venom immunotherapy during a pandemic and the risk of an allergic reaction to vaccines.
What is Venom Immunotherapy?
If you or a loved one suffers from severe bee sting allergies, you should learn about venom immunotherapy. This highly effective treatment can help relieve the fear of your next sting.