The Original Allergy Emergency Kit
Epinephrine cabinet perfect for lunchrooms or school corridors
| ITEM# | PRODUCT NAME | AVAILABILITY | PRICE | QTY/ACTIONS |
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| 91618 |
AEK Brand 16-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
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$459.99
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| 91619 |
AEK Brand 32-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
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$612.99
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Product Description
These kits include everything needed for setup except the prescription medication itself. Serious food allergies are reaching a tipping point - approximately 8% of children in the United States have been diagnosed with a serious food allergy and even worse, 25% of all serious allergy incidents involve children who had not been previously diagnosed as having an anaphylactic allergy.
Common precautions taken for these children such as nut-free lunch tables and storage of epinephrine in the nurse's office was a start. A misplaced epinephrine injector, an unavailable school nurse or a slow responding ambulance can have deadly results.
We've heard for years about first aid, the Heimlich maneuver, about CPR, about defibrillators. Epinephrine is a miracle-drug - a critical lifesaving supply for the current era. The current paradigm is that epinephrine is a prescription medication that needs to be stored securely. And that is where the Original Allergy Emergency Kit comes in. The Original Allergy Emergency Kit is intended to finally make Epinephrine as available as a fire extinguisher or defibrillator. It is designed to be hung in school lunch rooms and hallways as well as 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 glass to instantly access Epinephrine, Benadryl and other such supplies. All parts on the unit are available as replacement parts.
The Velcro back panel allows you to organize any combination of Epinephrine auto injectors, asthma inhalers or other emergency supplies as appropriate for the age and allergy/asthma risks in your building. Signage options allow you to clearly indicate kit contents.
About the AEK Brand 32-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
This cabinet has key or break-glass access, velcro loop back panel for configuring your own kit contents - only this unit is much larger, allowing you to utilize the "photo" pouch concept to store up to 32 auto injectors or albuterol inhalers, each with a photo and allergy info about each child.
This cabinet is intended to be installed on the wall of the school nurse’s office and holds up to 32 well organized Epinephrine Auto Injectors. This cabinet locks securely but can be accessed in an emergency by breaking the safety glass material with an attached hammer.
Dimensions of the AEK Brand 32-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet : 26 x 17 x 4
About the AEK Brand 16-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
This cabinet has key or break-glass access, velcro loop back panel for configuring your own kit contents - only this unit is much larger, allowing you to utilize our "photo" pouch concept to store up to 16 auto injectors, each with a photo and allergy info about each child.
This cabinet is intended to be installed on the wall of the school nurse’s office and holds up to 16 well organized Epinephrine Auto Injectors. This cabinet locks securely but can be accessed in an emergency by breaking the safety glass material with an attached hammer. Kit includes hammer/chain, installation anchors, evacuation tote bag, 3D signage to mount above the cabinet and both clear and privacy glass options.
17 lbs.
About the Original Allergy Emergency Kit WITH LOCK
The Original Allergy Emergency Kit Wall-Mounted Cabinet is intended to be installed in the school lunch room close to the nut-free table or in corridors near where children eat in their classroom or could experience bee stings during recess or gym class. The patent-pending design balances the security of a locking door with the emergency access of a breakaway glass window. In an “extraordinary situation” if you don’t have a key – you break the glass! The Velcro back panel allows you to organize any combination of Epinephrine auto injectors, asthma inhalers or other emergency supplies as appropriate for the age and allergy/asthma risks in your building. Signage options allow you to clearly indicate kit contents.
Kit includes hammer/chain, installation anchors, 3D signage to mount above the cabinet and all needed Velcro.
25% of anaphylaxis incidents involve victims who had no idea they had an allergy. Legislation is shifting toward a “non-specific” or public supply of epinephrine auto injectors – store your public supply in a public area!
Clearly demonstrate your commitment to safety to worried parents of nut allergic children. Minimize panic in case of an anaphylaxis emergency by shaving minutes off of the time it takes to get epinephrine to the child. Reduce liability due to “comedy of errors” that could cost a life (locked doors, missing keys, misplaced auto-injectors, delays) Comply with laws that require “secure” storage of prescription medication.
Dimensions: 13” x 13” x 4”
Weight: 11 lbs
Common precautions taken for these children such as nut-free lunch tables and storage of epinephrine in the nurse's office was a start. A misplaced epinephrine injector, an unavailable school nurse or a slow responding ambulance can have deadly results.
We've heard for years about first aid, the Heimlich maneuver, about CPR, about defibrillators. Epinephrine is a miracle-drug - a critical lifesaving supply for the current era. The current paradigm is that epinephrine is a prescription medication that needs to be stored securely. And that is where the Original Allergy Emergency Kit comes in. The Original Allergy Emergency Kit is intended to finally make Epinephrine as available as a fire extinguisher or defibrillator. It is designed to be hung in school lunch rooms and hallways as well as 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 glass to instantly access Epinephrine, Benadryl and other such supplies. All parts on the unit are available as replacement parts.
The Velcro back panel allows you to organize any combination of Epinephrine auto injectors, asthma inhalers or other emergency supplies as appropriate for the age and allergy/asthma risks in your building. Signage options allow you to clearly indicate kit contents.
About the AEK Brand 32-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
This cabinet has key or break-glass access, velcro loop back panel for configuring your own kit contents - only this unit is much larger, allowing you to utilize the "photo" pouch concept to store up to 32 auto injectors or albuterol inhalers, each with a photo and allergy info about each child.
This cabinet is intended to be installed on the wall of the school nurse’s office and holds up to 32 well organized Epinephrine Auto Injectors. This cabinet locks securely but can be accessed in an emergency by breaking the safety glass material with an attached hammer.
- This cabinet includes the AEK Labeling System for convenient auto-injector “photo” sleeves and MS Word template for child photo and allergy information. Sleeves are included for both single and double auto injectors as well as the Auvi-Q
- A Velcro loop back panel provides maximum storage space and no worries if the designs or brands of the auto injectors change over time.
- In an evacuation scenario the back panel with all injectors can be removed and placed in the included bright red tote bag for easy carrying.
Dimensions of the AEK Brand 32-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet : 26 x 17 x 4
About the AEK Brand 16-Unit Epinephrine Cabinet
This cabinet has key or break-glass access, velcro loop back panel for configuring your own kit contents - only this unit is much larger, allowing you to utilize our "photo" pouch concept to store up to 16 auto injectors, each with a photo and allergy info about each child.
This cabinet is intended to be installed on the wall of the school nurse’s office and holds up to 16 well organized Epinephrine Auto Injectors. This cabinet locks securely but can be accessed in an emergency by breaking the safety glass material with an attached hammer. Kit includes hammer/chain, installation anchors, evacuation tote bag, 3D signage to mount above the cabinet and both clear and privacy glass options.
- When paired with the Inhaler-SHED you have a great side-by-side system for organizing your epinephrine auto injectors and asthma inhalers.
- This cabinet includes the AEK Labeling System for convenient auto-injector “photo” sleeves and MS Word template for child photo and allergy information. Sleeves are included for both single and double auto injectors as well as the Auvi-Q
- A Velcro loop back panel provides maximum storage space and no worries if the designs or brands of the auto injectors change over time.
- In an evacuation scenario the back panel with all injectors can be removed and placed in the included bright red tote bag for easy carrying.
17 lbs.
About the Original Allergy Emergency Kit WITH LOCK
The Original Allergy Emergency Kit Wall-Mounted Cabinet is intended to be installed in the school lunch room close to the nut-free table or in corridors near where children eat in their classroom or could experience bee stings during recess or gym class. The patent-pending design balances the security of a locking door with the emergency access of a breakaway glass window. In an “extraordinary situation” if you don’t have a key – you break the glass! The Velcro back panel allows you to organize any combination of Epinephrine auto injectors, asthma inhalers or other emergency supplies as appropriate for the age and allergy/asthma risks in your building. Signage options allow you to clearly indicate kit contents.
Kit includes hammer/chain, installation anchors, 3D signage to mount above the cabinet and all needed Velcro.
25% of anaphylaxis incidents involve victims who had no idea they had an allergy. Legislation is shifting toward a “non-specific” or public supply of epinephrine auto injectors – store your public supply in a public area!
Clearly demonstrate your commitment to safety to worried parents of nut allergic children. Minimize panic in case of an anaphylaxis emergency by shaving minutes off of the time it takes to get epinephrine to the child. Reduce liability due to “comedy of errors” that could cost a life (locked doors, missing keys, misplaced auto-injectors, delays) Comply with laws that require “secure” storage of prescription medication.
Dimensions: 13” x 13” x 4”
Weight: 11 lbs
Specifications
| Assembly Required | No |
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Reviews 1
Quality
5
Price
4
Value
5
Quality safe storage
Review by
Julie
We have 660 students at our school. It was difficult at times to find a person's epinephrine even though they were organized into drawers. Now we have this cabinet which clearly displays the child's picture, name, allergy status, grade, teacher, and if they also have asthma (being higher risk for anaphylaxis). In a time of stress, it is very easy to quickly access the correct student's epinephrine. We keep one labeled injector in the AEK with the picture ID, and we keep the second epinephrine injector in the original box in a cupboard. The boxes are all organized by last name written boldly on the end of the box. The privacy glass is great, too. The whole insert removes easily in case of fire or evacuation/storm/etc. An awesome product!
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Warnings
| Choking Hazard | No |
|---|---|
| Sterile | No |