Emergency adrenaline pens, CPD accredited training, incident reporting, and more.
Designed to be seen, the Kitts should be mounted in accessible locations – such as a school lunch hall. There are four keys provided with every Kitt, including an breakable emergency key box.
Once unlocked, the Kitts can be lifted out of the wall mount and easily carried to an emergency – whilst the person experiencing anaphylaxis should always remain where they are.
Inside the Anaphylaxis Kitts are colour coded placements for 2x 300mcg and 2x 150mcg adrenaline auto-injectors, alongside clear usage instructions to guide even untrained users in an emergency.
Creating a new standard for allergy care – and that starts by simplifying the process. Through the install guide, Kitt health check notifications, and helpful to-do list, you’ll always be on top of it.
Schools with a Kitt subscription receive unlimited access to an online training course via email invite, where you’ll learn about allergy awareness and anaphylaxis preparedness from a registered nurse.
