Maple Glycemic Candy

Maple Glycemic Candies — Emergency Hypoglycemia Management

SuperMedic maple glycemic candies are specifically formulated to quickly raise blood sugar during mild to moderate hypoglycemia. Each candy contains a precise dose of fast-acting carbohydrates — ideal for workplaces with diabetic employees.

Why include glycemic candies in a first aid kit?

• Rapid absorption — bioavailable glucose in less than 15 minutes
• Controlled dose — 5 g of carbohydrates per candy (15-15 hypoglycemia management protocol)
• Quebec maple flavor — pleasant taste even in stressful situations
• Long shelf life — stable at room temperature, ideal for kits
• Compact format — compatible with belt kits, training bags, vehicles

Recommended for environments where diabetic employees are present. Complies with Diabetes Quebec recommendations for hypoglycemia management in the workplace.

Maple Syrup Glycemic Candies — Emergency Hypoglycemia Treatment

SuperMedic maple glycemic candies are designed to quickly treat an hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) crisis. Made from pure Quebec maple syrup, they represent a tasty and natural alternative to traditional dextrose — ideal for first aid kits in the workplace or at home.

Use — 15-15 Rule

• Administer 3-4 candies at the onset of hypoglycemia symptoms (tremors, sweating, confusion, paleness)
• Wait 15 minutes and re-evaluate blood sugar
• If symptoms persist, repeat the dose
• Once the person is stable, give them a substantial snack

Advantages of maple syrup vs industrial dextrose

• Rapid absorption — natural simple carbohydrates with high glycemic index
• No artificial colors — natural Quebec product
• Pleasant flavor — facilitates administration in children and the elderly
• Pack of 12 candies — sufficient dose for 1 to 2 interventions

Ideal for first aid kits in companies with diabetic employees, schools, daycares, and any organization wishing to be prepared for a glycemic emergency.

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