Bum Bag Asthma Kits
Bum Bag Asthma Kits
- Contains everything to ensure compliance with the emergency inhalers guidance
- Ideal for day trips, but can also be kept close to hand for trained staff members to use
- Includes a Salbutamol inhaler, you can choose from our standard Salbutamol Inhaler or the premium Ventolin Evohaler - please see the price grid below
- 2 new model Able 2 Spacers are included made from clear anti-microbial plastic
- Asthma attack pocket guide provides fast guidance in an emergency
- Logs and registers help to minimise the time it takes to ensure a child has parental permission for the emergency inhaler to be used
- All contents are housed in a compact bum bag
Compact, easily transportable emergency asthma kit
This contains a product listed as a Prescription Only Medication however, under Medical Regulations, schools can order devices for emergency or backup use upon submission of a signed letter from the headteacher.
Ordering just got easier!
To order, you can now simply add your products to the basket as usual. At checkout you will be prompted to complete a form including a signature from the headteacher at the named school.
Your order will go through to our sales team for verification before being processed. A school can order a maximum of 2 inhalers per class per month. We are unable to accept returns of pharmaceutical products.
Alternatively you can download the form in PDF, print and complete it and simply email, post or fax it to us.
Please note a signature is required upon delivery of your pharmaceutical item.
Note: Innovative and sustainable temperature controlled packaging means there will never be a delay to you receiving your emergency pharmaceuticals next working day
Price List - To order please specify a quantity. Then click the "Add to Basket" button.
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