From September 2026, every school in England must ensure access to emergency adrenaline auto-injectors. The Kitty Kit™ is designed to meet exactly this requirement — combining EpiPens and a tourniquet for catastrophic bleeds — all in one compact solution that pairs with your existing defibrillator.
A Dual Life Station


One bag. Every defibrillator. Every life saved.
The Kitty Kit™ is a compact medical zip bag designed to sit inside — or alongside — every defibrillator (AED) case in the UK and Ireland. Named after our founder Kitty O’Sullivan, it gives bystanders everything they need to respond to the two most common sudden life-threatening emergencies: anaphylaxis and catastrophic bleeding from stab wounds.

Two EpiPen-style adrenaline auto-injectors — one adult dose, one junior dose — the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis. Must be administered within minutes of a severe reaction to prevent death.
A combat-proven tourniquet for catastrophic bleeding from stab wounds — a growing emergency in UK and Irish schools and public spaces. Knife crime is rising. Tourniquets save lives in the critical minutes before an ambulance arrives.
The nationwide rollout of defibrillators (AEDs) showed that placing life-saving equipment in visible, known locations — and training people to use it — dramatically improves survival rates from cardiac arrest. The same model applies to anaphylaxis and traumatic bleeding.
Everyone knows where the defibrillator is. The Kitty Kit™ lives right beside it — creating what we like to call a Dual Life Station that covers the three most common sudden life-threatening emergencies in public spaces: cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, and catastrophic bleeding.

Our immediate focus is the UK and Ireland. Our long-term vision is international rollout — making the Kitty Kit™ a global standard alongside defibrillators.
The Kitty Kit™ is named after our founder, Kitty O’Sullivan — who created the Allergy and Anaphylaxis Trust out of a conviction that no one should die from a preventable emergency because the right equipment wasn’t within reach. The same logic that put a defibrillator on every street corner should put a Kitty Kit™ next to every one of them.
The Kitty Kit™ isn’t a concept dreamed up in a boardroom. It was born from Kitty O’Sullivan’s 20 years of hands-on anaphylaxis training — delivered to school staff, nursery workers, nannies and sports coaches across the UK. Kitty O’Sullivan has trained hundreds of settings in EpiPen response. The Kitty Kit™ is what she always wished every school already had on the wall.