Yes, we have labels on all our epis like that. The pharmacy just prints them off for us. If you use CVS you actually get some small extras on the Rx recepit.
Benadryl is in our plan, and our allergist wrote "diphenhydramine" on the meds form for the school to be able to administer it to him. That way any form of diphenhydramine is okay.
We have the same one spot carrier I think, have had it for 6-9 monyhs, and DS carries 2 epis (with Rx stickers on them) and the diphenhydramine strips in his pack. Well, I found the last cache of benadryl strips in the world, and we still have some. He is on the adult dose of benadryl, so when we go back to Triaminic some day, he'll have to arry more of those.
I have not been seeing the Triaminic strips that are just diphenhydramine lately thoug. Kinda worried about tha.
We have always been able to open the strips with no problem, but they are tricky for some people.
I want that in his epi pack. Period. He wars it everywhere, not just school, and I want him to have benadryl on his person at all times.
The contract--npw THAT concerns me.