Emergency Allergy Response
Supplies for managing anaphylaxis in school
Everything UK schools need to respond to severe allergic reactions: adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs), secure wall-mounted storage, training aids, and complete emergency response kits.
Preparing for Benedict's Law (September 2026)
From September 2026, all schools in England must hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors under the new statutory requirement. The law allows trained staff to administer a spare AAI to any pupil suspected of having an anaphylactic reaction — including pupils without a current prescription.
Spare AAIs are for emergency use only and do not replace pupils' own prescribed devices.
If you need to order against a named-pupil prescription
Please complete our AAI request form with the prescriber details.
What to order
- One or more adrenaline auto-injectors (EpiPen or Jext)
- A sealable, clearly labelled wall storage box accessible to trained staff
- Anaphylaxis training resources for designated staff
- Record cards to log any emergency use