Nope, medic. Probably see more anaphylaxis than the average physician.

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"George" george@least wrote in message

They place them _under_ the skin.

This is true and probably the source of confusion by both myself and
others.
The droplets of potentially allergenic substances are placed on the skin,
then injected into the sub-q tissue with a lance or needle.

Are you a physician, George?

Max