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Anaphylaxis Storage Boxes, Points & Cabinets

Our range of anaphylaxis storage boxes, wall points and cabinets helps businesses store and display emergency EpiPens and Adrenaline Auto-Injectors (AAIs) safely and visibly. These clearly marked anaphylaxis points ensure lifesaving supplies are organised and easy to locate in an emergency.

Anaphylaxis storage boxes are available with or without wall-mounted points to minimise unnecessary cost or to integrate with your own storage setup. All labelling and signage designs meet ISO Standards and Health and Safety (Signs and Signals) Regulations for universal recognition and compliance.

EpiPens and Anaphylaxis Kits On Your Premises

The Human Medicines Regulations 2017 has allowed qualifying businesses with an occupational health scheme (OHS) available to buy adrenaline auto-injector (AAI) devices without a prescription, for emergency use.

Since 2017 we have been trusted to supply thousands of UK organisations with EpiPens and Jext branded Adrenaline Injectors, along with anaphylaxis kits, online anaphylaxis training, and accessories for correct storage, signposting, logging, maintenance and disposal – all at an affordable cost.

By UK law, an organisation must have an Occupational Health Scheme to purchase adrenaline pens. This could be an internal company OH professional such as a physician/nurse, or a third-party provider you have available to the business. Orders must be placed by a suitably qualified health professional.

Fill out our simply AAI supply form either online or download it and scan/email it sales@eurekadirect.co.uk – alternatively, phone us on 0800 358 0085 to place your order. Remember, we offer UK businesses instant credit.

Signposting Adrenaline Injectors and Anaphylaxis Kits

As with all first aid and emergency medical supplies, Adrenaline Injectors should be properly signposted with compliant and universally recognised signage.

Signage for first aid and medical supplies is classed as ‘safe condition’ signage, and should be green with white text and a first aid cross to be compliant with ISO standards and Health and Safety (Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996.

This is important to ensure that emergency Anaphylaxis provisions are signposted consistently with other signage that will already exist on your premises.

The HSE state: “Where signs of the same type are used in a workplace, they should be of a consistent style and design to ensure they are easily and quickly understood.”

Consistency of design is important to avoid confusion and ensure messages are clearly understood.
Signs should conform to the standardised designs laid out in the Signs and Signals regulations, particularly regarding colour, shape, and symbols.
Using different styles of signs to convey the same type of message (e.g., multiple types of safe condition or emergency signs) is not recommended because:
- It can dilute recognition.
- It may cause hesitation or misinterpretation in emergencies.
- It can reduce overall effectiveness and compliance.

Two AAI signs, one portrait and one landscape. Two AAI stations one with the AAI Kit Attached and one showing the backboard.

Why Buy EpiPens & Anaphylaxis Kits From Eureka?

Order exactly what your organisation needs, when you need it, along with other essential supplies. The number of people with allergies or prescribed different types of AAI can vary each year, so it’s important to remain dynamic with your plans