AEK Firsts:

• Public Area Epinephrine Cabinets For Institutions
• The One Minute Rule™
• Conspicuous Self-Carry Packs that say I HAVE AN ALLERGY - THIS IS MY EPINEPHRINE. Perfect for children's backpacks.
• HIPPA Waiver Templates
• Laminated Auto-Injector Instructions
• Photo Labels That Stay With The Auto-Injector Rather Then The Case
• Locked Cabinets With Breakable Windows for 24/7/365 Access
• Weight Guidance Labels For Auto-Injectors To Ensure Proper Dosing When An Adult Is Not Familiar With Them.
• Bulk Epinephrine Evacuation Bags
• Alarmed Epinephrine Cabinets
• Conversion kits to make AEDs double as Allergy Emergency Kits
• The first metal Naloxone Cabinet
• The first company to tie the official color of the opioid overdose movement (purple) to signage and cases so they can be distinguished from Epinephrine or First Aid Kits in a hurry.
• The first combination cabinet combining AED, Naloxone and Epinephrine

• Allergies At School
• Sample HIPPA Waiver
• Label Template

Please note that this video was created using a prototype. The actual unit has instructional text on the front of the cabinet. The "window" in the unit is not annealed or tempered glass - it is a proprietary substance that is much safer.