Top: The<unk>  Emergency<unk>  Kit, easily identified by its red box, and showing its components and the simple four-step instruction-by-picture label. Bottom: The<unk>  HypoKit, easily identified by its orange box, and showing its components and the simple four-step instruction-by-picture label. Notice the orange plastic cap on the vial, which needs to be removed.<unk>  is the emergency injection of<unk>  in case of severe diabetic hypoglycemia. It is needed during seizures and/or unconsciousness by an insulin user who is unable at that point to help themselves.<unk>  will facilitate the release of stored glucose back into the bloodstream, raising the blood glucose level.<unk>  has been simplified by the development of the<unk>  hypoglycemia<unk>  kit, consisting of: * biosynthetic human<unk> , in a freeze dried form within a vial, * a sturdy syringe, pre-filled with a sterile diluting solution, and * a conspicuous red or orange colored plastic storage box, which includes instructions. At the first signs of hypoglycemia, an insulin user should treat it immediately by consuming carbohydrate to restore blood glucose to safe levels (thereby preventing progression to severe hypoglycemia). However, not all insulin users can feel and recognize the early signs, particularly when sleeping. This can quickly lead to an emergency resulting in unconsciousness, inability to swallow, seizures, and in extreme cases death. In the past, treatment consisted of intravenous delivery of dextrose (glucose) usually in a hospital emergency department; however, the delay in treatment due to emergency response and transport to a medical facility is life-threatening. The<unk>  kit facilitates rapid<unk>  by a simple injection, which does not require medical expertise, and can be done quickly and easily outside of a medical facility.
Glucagon rescue
Insulin shock therapy
Activated charcoal cleanse
Hemoperfusion
Rewarming shock
Chelation therapy
Active cooling
Activated charcoal 