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37-piece first aid kit, small medicine bag, first aid kit for car, home, workplace, travel, camping, hiking and outdoor sports

£50.55
Sold by Selphora

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Description

The mini first aid kit contains a total of 37 CE-compliant first aid items. Protective and sterile packaging ensures extended shelf life. It includes bandages, tourniquets, plasters, survival blankets, and more—exactly what you need in an emergency. Please see the product images for a complete list of contents. The mini first aid kit is perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, football, cycling, hunting, and more. It's also suitable for home, school, and the workplace. With first aid manuals available in multiple languages, you'll always be prepared for any accidental injury, natural disaster, or survival situation requiring a first aid kit. Compact, this survival kit is ideal for travel—folded size: 16 x 5 cm / 6.3 x 2 inches. Unfolded size: 50 x 20.5 cm / 19.7 x 8.1 inches. Small first aid kits are ideal for storing in drawers, backpacks, cars, and motorcycles. You can take it with you wherever you go. After using the items, you can also replenish it with new essentials as needed. The first aid kit case is made of high-quality nylon with a full zipper, making it sturdy, durable, waterproof, and shock-resistant. By choosing a high-quality first aid kit, you'll have everything you need to deal with the most common accidents and first aid needs. Contents: 1 tri-fold bag, 10 plasters, 1 plastic tweezers, 1 pair of scissors, 10 safety pins, 2 PVC examination gloves, 1 roll of non-woven adhesive tape, 2 burn dressings, 3 small pieces of gauze, 2 large pieces of gauze, 2 triangular non-woven bandages, 1 tourniquet with a loop, 1 aluminum alloy whistle

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Material
    Nylon
  • Type of rescue product
    First Aid
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME237888884
  • MMID
    314317802261
  • Product code
    LINM-109411
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