FREE Online Course – Introducing Neffy and Jext for anaphylaxis response

Introducing Neffy and Jext for anaphylaxis response

Learn about Neffy and Jext for the management of Anaphylaxis. 

This non‑accredited awareness course provides participants with an introductory overview and practical understanding of two new adrenaline (epinephrine) devices that have recently entered the Australian market: Neffy®, a needle‑free adrenaline nasal spray, and Jext®, an adrenaline auto‑injector. Both devices are registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and are intended for emergency use in the treatment of severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis.

As adrenaline devices continue to evolve, it is essential for workplaces, educators, carers, and community members to understand the differences between available options. This course has been designed to support awareness, confidence, and familiarity with these newer devices, particularly for those who may encounter them in first aid kits, schools, childcare settings, community environments, or workplaces.
Participants will gain a general understanding of:

What Neffy and Jext are and how they differ from traditional adrenaline devices
When these devices may be used in an emergency situation
Key features, storage considerations, and basic handling awareness
The importance of following an individual’s anaphylaxis action plan and seeking emergency medical assistance

The course does not provide certification or replace accredited first aid or anaphylaxis training. Instead, it complements existing knowledge by helping participants stay informed about changes in emergency response equipment and improving confidence when confronted with unfamiliar devices.

This training is suitable for:

• Teachers and education support staff
• Childcare and early learning professionals
• Workplace first aiders and safety officers
• Support workers, carers, and community volunteers
• Anyone seeking general awareness of new adrenaline devices

By increasing familiarity with Neffy® and Jext®, this course supports safer, more confident responses during medical emergencies while reinforcing the importance of professional medical follow‑up.