FREE FREIGHT AUSTRALIA WIDE FOR ORDERS OVER $139
EpiPen & Anapen Trainer
Anaphylaxis training devices let staff, teachers, and first aiders practise the injection technique before they ever face a real emergency. These are trainers only. They hold no adrenaline and have no needle, so they can be used over and over in drills, induction sessions, and anaphylaxis response training without any risk.
The two devices match the two adrenaline auto-injector formats families and schools carry, so practise on the one your community actually uses. The EpiPen Trainer mirrors the EpiPen action and reset. The Anapen Trainer follows the Anapen sequence, which differs in how the needle is fired. Confident handling of the right device is what counts when seconds matter, so train on both if your group carries a mix.
These are practice devices, not emergency treatment, and they are never a substitute for a prescribed auto-injector. For wider context on first aid duties in schools and community groups, see our schools and community first aid guide. To kit out a response point, browse asthma spacers and school first aid kits.
EpiPen & Anapen Trainer
-
Product Code:129928
Anapen Trainer (1)
Regular price $22.55Regular priceUnit price per -
Product Code:127741
EpiPen Trainer (1)
Regular price $17.30Regular priceUnit price per
Anaphylaxis training devices let staff, teachers, and first aiders practise the injection technique before they ever face a real emergency. These are trainers only. They hold no adrenaline and have no needle, so they can be used over and over in drills, induction sessions, and anaphylaxis response training without any risk.
The two devices match the two adrenaline auto-injector formats families and schools carry, so practise on the one your community actually uses. The EpiPen Trainer mirrors the EpiPen action and reset. The Anapen Trainer follows the Anapen sequence, which differs in how the needle is fired. Confident handling of the right device is what counts when seconds matter, so train on both if your group carries a mix.
These are practice devices, not emergency treatment, and they are never a substitute for a prescribed auto-injector. For wider context on first aid duties in schools and community groups, see our schools and community first aid guide. To kit out a response point, browse asthma spacers and school first aid kits.