> If the school could buy and store a reasonable number (funded, on a fractional basis, by the insurers of the students who need them) and use them as needed (w

> If the school could buy and store a reasonable number (funded, on a fractional basis, by the insurers of the students who need them) and use them as needed (with replacement paid for by the recipient’s insurance), the students’ lives would be simpler and a lot less money would be spent. Except if there’s overlap in the cause of the incidents that necessitate the usage of the device. Which is very likely in the case of a food allergy driving the event. Imagine being the principal and trying to explain, with a lot of pretty charts and statistics, why you only hand 6 devices for 12 child patients.