MrFloppy

Aimmune Palforzia (peanut powder therapy) is FDA approved from 4 to 17 years old till May 2024 and from 1 to 17 years old since Jun 2024. The AR101 trial for this started in Australia in 2018, for 4-17 years old. So yes, it's just the age.

Yes, that's the point. With an adapter the user must perform the low-volt-detection manually.

French is so difficult to learn because of the pronunciation. Spanish is much easier to learn in comparison. I don't get why all school in Germany prefer French as third language before Spanish.

Easiest way: put a little weight on the Part which close the valve/plunger.

A bit harder: try to clean the bottom/o-ring of the valve/plunger.

There are different ways. Do you have a picture?

Greetings from the Netherlands?

My 5 years old can make 100 push ups, if nobody looks.

• Work more.
• Go to church.
• Go to a witch burning.
• Participate in a crusade.
• From which century are you asking?

Reminds me of "my first vape" and "happy hour playset" from Adam Padilla

Es ist das Bandlogo von "Van Halen". [Quelle: Südpark]

If your child is older than 6 years and has peanut allergy, I would advise to think about "Aiimmune Palforzia" therapy. Perhaps it is available in your country. After 6 months maintenance phase you can switch to 2x M&Ms daily, instead of the palforzia maintenance dose. We have now completed two years with this therapy and my child can tolerate 5.5 peanuts instead of 0.1.

So führt man Symbole zusammen..