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SafeDose, Inc. is dedicated to developing an international standard that ensures simple, safe, and effective acute drug administration.

The reliable double check that ensures rapid and accurate medication administration.

05/14/2026

Pediatric readiness isn’t one thing. It’s everything working together when a child needs you.

SafeDose brings it together with:
• Accurate, ready-to-use pediatric dosing
• Clinical resources for real-time decision-making
• CEU education to support ongoing competency
• A bedside tape for fast guidance in critical moments

Designed to support teams across every pediatric emergency, from triage to resuscitation.

Because when seconds count, your tools should too.

Book a demo today- https://calendly.com/safedose-amanda/safedose-demo-1

05/05/2026

The 2026 Pediatric Readiness Assessment from the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) is pushing EDs to really look at how we care for kids, including staff competency, protocols, medication safety, and having weight- or length-based dosing ready to go.

It’s a good reminder that pediatric readiness isn’t just something you check off.

It’s what shows up in real life when a sick kid is in front of you.

Having tools like SafeDose can make a difference by helping teams quickly find dosing, algorithms, and guidance when things feel busy or overwhelming.
Because in those moments, you don’t have time to second guess.

04/29/2026

One clinician uses SafeDose to confirm medication dosing and to follow the cardiac arrest algorithm. Another uses the SafeDose resuscitation tape at the bedside to quickly identify the correct color zone and equipment sizes needed.

In moments like this, speed and clarity matter.

Question: What is the priority action when a child arrives in cardiac arrest with no known weight?

A. Estimate weight using a parent’s report
B. Delay medication until an exact weight is obtained
C. Use a length-based tool to guide dosing, equipment, and more
D. Have a parent hold the child on a scale and subtract their weight

Check the comments to see if you’re right 👇

04/21/2026

High-risk. Time-sensitive. No room for guesswork.

Join us April 30 for a CEU-eligible webinar focused on pediatric resuscitation, built for real-world care. We’ll introduce the SafeDose Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Tape, the next generation of length-based dosing designed to deliver clear, reliable guidance at the point of care so teams can act faster, reduce cognitive load, and deliver safer care when seconds matter.

Led by Amanda Simmons, MSN, RN, CPEN
📍 April 30 | 11–12 PM EST

Real scenarios. Practical takeaways. Tools you can actually use.

The first 100 live attendees who complete the evaluation will receive a complimentary tape for their department.

🔗 Register here -
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7617755925105/WN_8tJt6t-NRd-c6Q5GwTQSkQ

03/26/2026

Built from decades of pediatric emergency expertise and real customer demand, the SafeDose Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Tape is here.

This next-generation tool delivers clear, reliable, length-based dosing guidance at the point of care, and orks seamlessly with the SafeDose platform to support care teams beyond the moment.

Available now: www.safedoseinc.com/tape

12/22/2025

In the ED, pediatric toxicology cases leave no room for guessing. Wide dosing ranges, unfamiliar antidotes, high-stress decisions, and tiny patients with big risks. One miscalculation can change everything.

That is exactly why ED teams across the country rely on SafeDose.
- Instant, weight based antidote dosing
- Clear, step-by-step medication guidance
- Rapid adjustments for changing clinical status
- Built-in safety safeguards
- Accessible on any device, right at the bedside

Whether you are treating a beta blocker ingestion, an opioid exposure, or an unclear toxidrome, SafeDose turns complexity into confidence.

Because when it comes to pediatric emergencies, accurate dosing is not a luxury. It is a lifesaving necessity.

12/19/2025

Did you miss our Pediatric Toxicology webinar?
Good news. You can still access the full course through SafeDose Academy.

Learn how to recognize toxidromes, make fast clinical decisions, and use weight based antidote dosing with confidence, all at your own pace.

Sign up for free and take the course today.

Your team’s pediatric readiness starts with the right tools and the right training
https://safedose.learnworlds.com/

12/11/2025

Pediatrics in Peril
A 2-year-old (12 kg) arrives to the ED during a holiday gathering after being found unusually sleepy. HR 62, BP 78/40, glucose 58, cool extremities. An open purse later found to be missing metoprolol tablets. You suspect beta blocker toxicity and call Poison Control, who recommends glucagon.

Question:
For a 12 kg toddler, which of the following represents the correct dosing range you should prepare?

A. 0.1–0.3 mg
B. 0.6–1.8 mg
C. 5–15 mg
D. 12 mg

12/09/2025

📣 New CEU Webinar for ED & Urgent Care Nurses
Pediatric Ingestions: Rapid Recognition, Safe Dosing, and Stabilization

Pediatric toxicology cases move fast—and so must we.
Join us on December 16 at 12:30 PM ET for a CEU-accredited session focused on early identification, high-risk medications, and evidence-based stabilization strategies.

We’ll cover:
- Rapid recognition of common pediatric ingestions
- High-risk agents (acetaminophen, opioids, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, anticoagulants)
- Charcoal use and antidote dosing
- When and how to collaborate with poison control
- Practical, frontline tactics you can use immediately

Equip your team to respond confidently when every minute matters.
Register now → https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2417648683621/WN_xbS9py-uTI219RfC_Kc1Jw

12/03/2025

Pediatrics in Peril: The Respiratory Rush
It’s 9 p.m. when a father carries his 18-month-old into the ED. You hear the stridor before they reach the desk—he’s retracting hard, exhausted, and her SpO₂ is 90%.

The triage nurse calls for help. Every move matters. Test Your Readiness:

What’s the best next step to support this airway?
A. Lay him flat for full assessment
B. Suction and stimulate to improve effort
C. Keep him calm in her caregiver’s arms and give nebulized epinephrine
D. Wait for imaging before treating

11/25/2025

The respiratory rush is here—are your teams ready?
Croup and bronchiolitis season always test pediatric preparedness, but readiness doesn’t have to depend on memory alone.

SafeDose gives clinicians rapid access to:
- Evidence-based dosing and airway algorithms
- Objective scoring and escalation tools
- Family-centered care guidance

Quick. Accurate. Always at your fingertips. Because confidence in pediatrics isn’t luck—it’s preparation.

👉 Learn more today: https://calendly.com/safedose-amanda/safedose-demo-clone-2

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