Adventurer First Aid Kit

Description...Whether you're trekking, doing an archeological dig or simply spending time travelling, the Adventurer Kit is a well-equipped first aid kit that will give you the basics to deal with most common injuries. The contents are specified and organised to keep the pack compact, ensuring it takes up as little space as possible.
Features...
Primary care leaflet
Small low-adherent dressing
Woven bandage & vinyl gloves
Small crepe bandage
Fabric & blister plasters
Medium dressing & burn gel
Triangular bandage
Paracetamol & antiseptic wipes
Scissors & tweezers
Safety pins
Micropore tape
Gauze swabs
150D, PU coated ripstop fabric pack
Belt-loop attachment
Waterproof zips
Quick-Find system

Solo Traveller First Aid Kit

Description...The Solo Traveller First Aid Kit has been designed with the adventurous, independent traveller in mind and is ideal for extended trips to exotic or remote locations. This kit combines all the basics for treating minor, and some more serious, injuries with a full set of sterile medical equipment, including needles and syringes. As with all Lifesystems first aid and medical kits, the contents have been specified by experienced doctors and medical consultants.
Features...
150D, PU coated ripstop fabric
Belt-loop attachment
Waterproof zips
Quick-Find system
Dimensions: 190 x 140 x 90 mm
Weight: 645g
Primary care leaflet & sterile card
Scissors, tweezers & safety pins
Woven & crepe bandages
Gauze swabs & ibuprofen
Paracetamol & Loperamide
Antiseptic wipes & vinyl gloves
Fabric dressing strip & plasters
Low-adherent dressing
Medium dressing & scalpel
Thermometer & duct tape
Wound closure strips
Zinc oxide & micropore tape
Hypodermic needles
Disposible syringes

CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) Adults

1. Check for Danger.
2. Check victim Response – if not response? Call for emergency services.
3. Open the Airway - Tilt the head back and listen for breathing.
5. Effective rescue Breaths - If not breathing, pinch nose and cover the mouth with yours and blow until you see the chest rise. Give 2 rescue breaths. Each breath should take 2 seconds.
6. Chest Compressions - If the victim is still not breathing, coughing or moving, begin chest Compressions. Push down on the chest 1.5 to 2 inches 15 times right between the nipples

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