Epipen Carriers
Since the Epipen has been redesigned, I can't speak to the products below. I'm assuming they're working on revising their designs, if necessary! The carrier I currently use is a STAPLES NEOPRENE PENCIL CARRIER.
Active Aide
www.activeaide.com/us
Manufacturer of Auto Injector Pouches and Epipen Holders and Other Aides for Anaphylaxis Sufferers Worldwide | Activeaide™
Allergy Haven
www.allergyhaven.com
We offer up-to-date information on allergies, guidelines, and products designed to protect your child in and out of the home.
AllergyKids
www.allergykids.com
The goal of AllergyKids is to inspire parents to protect the health of their children with food allergies.
AllergyPack
www.allergypack.com
Seven uniquely designed carrying cases to assist in improving the quality of life of those who suffer from anaphylaxis type allergies like foods allergies, peanut allergy and bee or insect sting allergies.
E-Belt
www.ebelt.ca
The E-Belt System is designed to carry your allergy and asthma auto-injector (such as an EpiPen) safely and discreetly. The E-Belt is the ideal personal carrying case for people with anaphylaxis, life threatening allergies such as peanut allergy, food allergy, bee stings/insect allergy or severe asthmatics, who are required to carry their emergency auto-injector at all times.
EpiPuppy
www.epipuppy.com
The epi puppy is a soft plush puppy dog fanny pack used for carrying your epipen. The epi puppy has an adjustable strap and a velcro enclosure for easy access.
KozyEpi
www.kozyepi.com
KozyEpi creates handmade pouches for Epipens/Twinject and Puffers. A Canadian company that strives to bring well-built, fun, and stylish options for those suffering from anaphylaxis and asthma.
Medipouch
www.medipouch.com
Medipouch is a discreet carrier for personal medical gear. It is designed for people who must carry small amounts of medicines or auto-injectors such as the EpiPen, Twinject, or Anapen.
OmaxCare
www.omaxcare.com
AsthmaPal and LegBuddy are modern medicine carriers designed for today's active lifestyle. Designed to fit on leg or ankle.
SafetySack
www.safetysack.com
SafetySack is a clear nylon standup pouch designed to hold medication for the treatment of a severe allergic reaction or severe asthma attack. Includes a child-resistant safety lock with a reclosable slide zipper and an Emergency Action Plan tailored to the allergy/asthma sufferer.
Take In Case
www.takeincase.com
Take in Case™ is the best EpiPen® Carrier on the market. It's lightweight, sporty and has been carefully designed to securely hold two EpiPen Auto-Injectors, to be comfortable and discreet. Our EpiPen Case is ideal for today's active lifestyle.
www.activeaide.com/us
Manufacturer of Auto Injector Pouches and Epipen Holders and Other Aides for Anaphylaxis Sufferers Worldwide | Activeaide™
Allergy Haven
www.allergyhaven.com
We offer up-to-date information on allergies, guidelines, and products designed to protect your child in and out of the home.
AllergyKids
www.allergykids.com
The goal of AllergyKids is to inspire parents to protect the health of their children with food allergies.
AllergyPack
www.allergypack.com
Seven uniquely designed carrying cases to assist in improving the quality of life of those who suffer from anaphylaxis type allergies like foods allergies, peanut allergy and bee or insect sting allergies.
E-Belt
www.ebelt.ca
The E-Belt System is designed to carry your allergy and asthma auto-injector (such as an EpiPen) safely and discreetly. The E-Belt is the ideal personal carrying case for people with anaphylaxis, life threatening allergies such as peanut allergy, food allergy, bee stings/insect allergy or severe asthmatics, who are required to carry their emergency auto-injector at all times.
EpiPuppy
www.epipuppy.com
The epi puppy is a soft plush puppy dog fanny pack used for carrying your epipen. The epi puppy has an adjustable strap and a velcro enclosure for easy access.
KozyEpi
www.kozyepi.com
KozyEpi creates handmade pouches for Epipens/Twinject and Puffers. A Canadian company that strives to bring well-built, fun, and stylish options for those suffering from anaphylaxis and asthma.
Medipouch
www.medipouch.com
Medipouch is a discreet carrier for personal medical gear. It is designed for people who must carry small amounts of medicines or auto-injectors such as the EpiPen, Twinject, or Anapen.
OmaxCare
www.omaxcare.com
AsthmaPal and LegBuddy are modern medicine carriers designed for today's active lifestyle. Designed to fit on leg or ankle.
SafetySack
www.safetysack.com
SafetySack is a clear nylon standup pouch designed to hold medication for the treatment of a severe allergic reaction or severe asthma attack. Includes a child-resistant safety lock with a reclosable slide zipper and an Emergency Action Plan tailored to the allergy/asthma sufferer.
Take In Case
www.takeincase.com
Take in Case™ is the best EpiPen® Carrier on the market. It's lightweight, sporty and has been carefully designed to securely hold two EpiPen Auto-Injectors, to be comfortable and discreet. Our EpiPen Case is ideal for today's active lifestyle.
Do you carry your 'pen?
Importance of carrying and using epinephrine
from Epipen.com.
Speed of potentially fatal anaphylaxis
from Epipen.com.
- In one study of children and adolescents, 10 out of 13 fatal or near fatal anaphylactic reactions occurred outside of the home.
- None of the fatalities had epinephrine with them; all of the non-fatalities received epinephrine before or within 5 minutes of developing severe symptoms.
Speed of potentially fatal anaphylaxis
- It takes only 1 to 2 minutes for a mild allergic reaction to escalate to anaphylaxis.
- The faster the onset of an anaphylactic reaction, the greater the likelihood that it will be severe.
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BROOKLINE FAMILIES with FOOD ALLERGIES
BroFFA.ORG is not a professional organization and does not constitute medical and/or legal advice.
If you have medical issues or questions, speak with a qualified personal physician.
