Value Aid Empty Emergency Anaphylaxis Kit - Mixed Dosage AAI Storage Case for School Use

Keep spare Adrenaline Auto-Injectors clearly identified, organised and accessible with this Emergency Anaphylaxis Kit storage box. This mixed dosage case is particularly suitable for schools preparing for the allergy safety requirements commonly known as Benedict’s Law. Section 34 of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 requires maintained schools, academies and pupil referral units in England to have, publish and review an allergy safety policy. Department for Education statutory guidance says spare AAIs should be readily accessible, not locked away, stored in pairs and clearly labelled. It specifically recognises that schools may use a clearly marked emergency anaphylaxis kit. This empty case provides designated storage for up to four separately purchased AAIs, helping schools organise emergency devices within their chosen accessible location. The internal holder separates the storage positions into clearly labelled 150mcg and 300mcg dosage sections. Age-specific wording distinguishes the section for children under 6 years or 30kg from the section for children over 6 years and adults. Schools must select and obtain appropriate devices according to current guidance and their individual requirements. A large green front label displays a white first aid cross, ‘Emergency Anaphylaxis Kit’ and ‘Adrenaline Auto-Injectors Inside’ for clear recognition. The integrated carry handle and compact design allow the box to be transported or relocated between designated areas. An emergency anaphylaxis information panel is displayed inside the case. The Department for Education guidance may also be useful for early years settings, further education colleges, independent schools and non-local-authority-maintained special schools, although current statutory duties do not apply equally to every setting. AAIs must be stored at room temperature according to the device manufacturer’s guidance and protected from direct sunlight and extremes of temperature. This case does not provide insulation or temperature regulation. Features: Capacity: Designated spaces for up to four AAIs Dosage Sections: Clearly marked 150mcg and 300mcg positions Identification: Large emergency anaphylaxis kit front label Portability: Integrated carry handle and compact design Dimensions: 9.5 x 27.5 x 27cm Contents: One empty storage case only. AAIs are sold separately