The Other Training Devices collection covers practice devices used in first aid and medication training, letting instructors demonstrate correct technique without using real medication or a live device. It includes an asthma placebo inhaler and matching training spacer, plus an adrenaline autoinjector trainer.
These devices are aimed at first aid trainers, schools, and workplaces running anaphylaxis or asthma management training, where participants need to practise the physical steps of administering treatment safely and repeatedly.
What's included:
- Asthma training: AEROLEARN Asthma Placebo Inhaler and AEROLEARN Plastic Training Chamber Spacer.
- Anaphylaxis training: EPIPEN Adrenaline Trainer for practising autoinjector technique.
Use cases:
- First aid trainers: demonstrating correct inhaler and autoinjector technique in courses.
- Schools and childcare centres: training staff on asthma and anaphylaxis response for students with existing action plans.
- Workplaces with anaphylaxis or asthma risk plans: familiarising first aid officers with device use before a real emergency.
FAQs
Do these training devices contain real medication?
No, the placebo inhaler and adrenaline trainer are designed to replicate the physical operation of the real devices without containing any actual medication or active drug.
Can the training spacer be used with a real inhaler as well as the placebo?
The AEROLEARN Plastic Training Chamber Spacer is designed as a training aid to accompany the placebo inhaler for demonstrating correct spacer and inhaler technique.
Are these trainers reusable?
Yes, unlike single-use real devices, these training devices are designed to be used repeatedly across multiple training sessions.
Who typically buys these training devices?
First aid trainers, schools, childcare centres and workplaces running asthma or anaphylaxis management training are the primary buyers of this equipment.
