First Aid

Emergency First Aid Booklet

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Personal First Aid Kit

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Emergency Blanket

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CPR AED Kit

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Eye Wash Kit

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Health and Safety Law

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Travel First Aid Kit

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Burn First Aid Kit

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Car First Aid Kit

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Children's First Aid Kit

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Workplace First Aid Kit

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First Aid Bag

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COSHH Do you know?

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Manual Handling Operations

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First Aid at Work

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Eye Wash Station

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First Aid Kit Cabinet

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AED Wall Bracket

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AED Defibrillator Sign

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Small First Aid Cabinet

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Wall Mounted Sack Holder

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Burn Dressing First Aid Kit

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Free Standing Steel Sack Holder

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Free Standing Plastic Sack Holder

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Critical Injury Kit

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First Aid Medicine Cabinet

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Fire Retardant Sack Holders

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Defibrillator Cabinet

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Junior Manikin

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Carry Chair

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Infant Manikin

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Metal First Aid Cabinet

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First Aid Storage Cabinet

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Large First Aid Cabinet

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First Aid Workstation

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CPR Manikin

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Samaritan Defibrillator

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Heart Defibrillator

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Lifeline AED Defibrillator

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Automatic Defibrillator

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iPAD Defibrillator

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Portable Defibrillator

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Philips Defibrillator

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Life Pak Defibrillator

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Zoll Defibrillator

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Workplace Defibrillator

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AED Defibrillator

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Manual Defibrillator

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First Aid

What Is the Purpose of First Aid Products?

In any workplace or home, it's crucial to have a first aid kit on hand at all times. People have accidents every now and then and it's important to provide them with the proper treatment right away. A simple first aid kit can mean the difference between a cut healing properly or letting it get infected. An emergency eye wash station can also be excellent for workplaces that make use of chemicals that may get splashed in someone's eyes. The faster someone can flush chemicals out of their eyes, the better off they will be when they get to the hospital. Other types of first aid products that can be useful are clinical waste bins. A doctor can throw used needles in these containers and not have to worry about them poking anybody who takes the trash out. A drench shower can also be useful in workplaces where chemicals may come in contact with someone; they can rinse all of the chemicals off of their body and reduce the risk of being harmed by them drastically.

Where Can First Aid Products Be Used?

These first aid products are likely going to be used in a place where medical activities are taking place. Plasma centres, doctor's offices, and other places like this are going to need a regular supply of quality medical products and safe places to put their waste. However, everybody can use a medical cabinet or first aid kit in their home or place of work. If someone is prepared to deal with emergency situations, they can reduce the amount of damage that is done in the long run.

Drench showers and eye wash stations may also be found in a chemistry lab where people are working closely with dangerous chemicals. People often spill things or mix the wrong ingredients together, especially students who aren't sure of what they are doing.

Delivery / Warranty

First aid products come with a one year parts and labour warranty. They will also be delivered at no charge to the customer. Some of our first aid products even come with a price match guarantee.