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The Compact First Aid Kit is a fully stocked first aid kit designed to treat injuries from minor sports incidents. The kit is delivered in a durable, compact and water-resistant nylon case with an easily identifiable white cross and "First Aid" marking on its face. The kit includes a variety of essential first aid items like eye dressings, bandages, plasters and more.

• Portable first aid kit for sports/hiking/work/camping/walking/biking/travel and much more.
• Suitable for providing treatment to minor sports injuries
• Supplied in a durable and water-resistant nylon pouch
• Compact, lightweight and portable for quick response on the field

A first aid kit is a vital piece of equipment . This comprehensive kit is equipped with everything you need to safely treat minor injuries without the risk of infection or cross contamination. The compact first aid kit can easily be stored inside your bag or car or at home to always have it . Manufactured from lightweight nylon material, this portable injury kit ensures you can quickly reach an injured person.

• Scissors & safety pins allow you to tailor the size of bandages to any wound
• Self-seal waste bags & disposable gloves prevent any cross contamination
• Guidance leaflet provides information on how to treat a range of injuries
• First aid kit is supplied with a carry case for easy transportation & storage
• Compact case is made from lightweight nylon to hold all the first aid supplies

First aid kits are important in the workplace because they:

• Save lives: First aid can prevent minor injuries from becoming serious or even fatal.
• Promote recovery: First aid can help people recover from injuries.
• Support other medical treatment: First aid can provide support for any other medical treatment that may be required.
• Comply with legislation: Employers in the UK must ensure adequate first aid facilities and training for their employees.
• Demonstrate care for employees: Having first aid training and facilities shows that an employer cares about the safety and well-being of their employees.

The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to provide: adequate and appropriate first-aid equipment, facilities for first aid, and a number of trained people.

This first aid kit should includes: a leaflet with general guidance on first aid, sterile plasters of assorted sizes, sterile eye pads, individually wrapped triangular bandages, and safety pins.

A disaster can result in numerous injuries, to yourself or to those around you, including family, coworkers, and neighbors. Having an emergency first aid kit with the right equipment is essential for providing care to the injured in the hours and days to follow.

Disasters often create challenges for hospitals as well, which may be dealing with structural damage, difficulties in getting staff to the hospital, and a large influx of injured patients. As a result, an emergency first aid kit designed for use in a disaster must serve multiple purposes: 1) contain provisions for minor injuries and illnesses, 2) provide life-saving equipment for severe injuries, and 3) serve as a resource for longer-term issues, such as wound care or minor illnesses, when access to a hospital is limited

Why are first aid kits good?

First-aid kits help you handle the medical emergencies as quickly as possible. In an emergency, a delay of just a single minute can cause irreconcilable damage. These kits offer basic and instant care for common medical injuries like injuries, burns, cuts ect