Anaphylaxis Kit & Point with EpiPen AAIs

Auto-Adrenaline Injectors should be stored in a clearly marked, accessible wall-mounted cabinet or box, ideally located in a central area known to staff. They must be kept at room temperature (15–25°C) and protected from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and freezing conditions to ensure effectiveness.

Injectors should be checked monthly as part of your first aid inspection routine. Ensure they are within their expiry date, stored correctly, and easily accessible. A visual check of the casing and packaging is also recommended. Schools and organisations may wish to record inspections on a log for compliance purposes.

Yes, the supplied signage meets ISO standards and the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations, ensuring universal recognition. It features the standard green and white colours used for ‘Safe Condition’ signage, making it easy to identify in an emergency.

Standard products and pharmaceuticals are shipped the next working day (excluding Fridays). Please note that AAI devices are despatched separately in their own temperature-controlled packaging and will arrive separately from the rest of the kit.

Auto-Adrenaline Injectors (such as EpiPen or Jext) are classified as prescription-only medicines in the UK. Schools and qualifying businesses with an occupational health scheme (OHS) can obtain them without a named patient under the guidance of the Department of Health’s protocol for emergency use in children/employees who are at risk of anaphylaxis but do not have their own device.

AAIs typically have expiry dates ranging from 9 to 18 months from the date of sale. If you wish to check the expiry dates of current stock before ordering, please contact our sales team on 0800 160 1621.

Yes, if you already have sufficient back-up EpiPen or Jext devices, you can purchase an empty Anaphylaxis Kit for only £65.50. This allows you to store your existing AAIs in an accessible, compliant location for quick emergency access.