PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. — Elizabeth Bodin is very excited about the FDA-approved FluMist, a nasal spray that can be ordered online and delivered to homes.
Pediatricians can prescribe it to children as young as 2 years old, and physicians can prescribe it to adults as old as 50.
“It’s delivered with cold packs in a cold-chain shipping model,” said Bodin, who represents AstraZeneca, the company behind the needle-free nasal spray flu vaccine.
Bodin leads AstraZeneca’s marketing, sales, and access strategy for the British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company’s respiratory and immunology therapy.
The delivery is about $9.
“It’s quite easy to administer,” Bodin said. “All they do is take it out of its packaging, put it into one nostril, spray the device, remove a clip from the middle, and then spray it into the other nostril.”
Discuss the possible side effects and risks with your physician. For more information from the company, visit this page.
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