NC H397

Expands the definition of "epinephrine delivery system" to include nasal sprays alongside traditional auto-injectors with spring-activated concealed needles for treating anaphylaxis

Requires all North Carolina public schools, charter schools, regional schools, and laboratory schools to stock a minimum of two epinephrine delivery systems in secure but accessible locations

Authorizes trained school personnel and employees of authorized entities (recreation camps, colleges, day care facilities, restaurants, sports arenas, etc.) to administer epinephrine delivery systems to anyone believed to be experiencing anaphylaxis

Provides civil and criminal immunity to authorized entities, their employees, prescribing health care providers, and dispensing pharmacists for good-faith use of epinephrine delivery systems, excluding willful or wanton misconduct

School-related provisions take effect for the 2025-2026 school year; other provisions become effective upon enactment