The Allergy Emergency Kit is intended to finally make epinephrine as available as a fire extinguisher or AED. It is designed to be hung in school lunch rooms and hallways as well as in any public place - as close to the point of need as possible. Under normal circumstances, a staff member of the institution will be able to calmly open the unit with their key in order to use the epinephrine and supplies. If a key is not available - for instance if an emergency occurs before or after school, or on a weekend - an attached hammer can be used to break the proprietary safety window to instantly access epinephrine, Benadryl and other such supplies. Features:

• Patent pending secure storage of epinephrine for public spaces
• Key access for access by authorized personnel
• In an emergency anyone can break the window for instant 24/7/365 access to epinephrine
• "Glass" is a proprietary safe material that breaks safely and easily
• Hammer is permanently secured to unit on a short chain
• Velcro backing allows school nurses to customize kit contents based on the likely risks (adult vs. child) (asthma vs. food allergies)
• Mounts easily to cinder block or drywall with included anchors

Dimensions:

• Size: 13L x 13H x 4W
• Weight: 10 lbs.