Aquapac Waterproof First Aid Kit Dry Bag for Emergency Use with Secure Buckle - Red - Portable Compact

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Other items include medical tape, three sizes of Band-Aids, sterile gauze, nitrile gloves, sterilizing wipes, and much more. This kit unfortunately doesn’t come with a CPR face shield, but there’s room to add one if you choose. Ultimately, this kit is adequate for individual use or for small groups of two or three. For larger groups, we recommend a fuller kit. Water-resistant– Waterproof first aid kits will protect inner items from water . You can use the kits for hiking on boats or any other activity that has water involved. Whats is included: [ 600D TPU Bag(1), 6″ Shears(1), Adhesive Bandages: Butterfly – Large(5), Butterfly – Medium(5), Large(5), Standard(30), Square(5), Mini(5), H-Shape(5), Combine Dressing(1), Conforming Bandages(6), Gauze Swabs(10), CPR Bag with Instructions(1), Ear Buds(20), Emergency Blanket(1), Eye Pads(3), Fever Strips(3), First Aid Handbook(1), Hydro Gel(5), Tape(1), Non-Adhesive Dressings(10), Personal Laminate Baggies(6), Pressure Bandage(1), Safety Pins(10), Splinter Probes(10), Wound Strip Closures(9), Triangular Bandage(2), Tweezers(1), Whistle(1), Wound Dressings(2). ]

Equipped with multi-function saber cards, whistles, scissors, tweezers, first aid blankets, and first aid manuals For car camping, canoeing, or river rafting, weight is probably less of a concern, so a large kit may be the way to go. Weight Weighing one pound, this kit is a different beast than ultralight kits like the Adventure Medical Kits .7. Still, it feels compact and is certainly not too bulky to bring along — especially if you’re car camping.Inside the dry bag is a zippered wallet containing all the essentials, making it the perfect stater kit to add to as you choose. Waterproof First Aid Kit contains:

For solo trips, this kit may be slightly heavier than you want. But the extra weight might be worth it if traveling far away from definitive medical care. For a small group of up to three people on low-mileage overnight trips, this kit is perfectly capable. Most first-aid kits are designed to support a certain number of people for a certain number of days. Ultralight kits are usually made to accommodate one or two people on shorter trips of 1-2 days. Larger kits can support larger groups on longer trips. Shears, 18″ Splint, Adhesive Bandages, Conforming Bandages, Gauze Swabs, CPR Bag with Instructions, Ear Buds, Emergency Blanket, Eye Pads, Fever Strips, First Aid Handbook, Hydro Gel, Tape, Non-Adhesive Dressings, Laminate Baggies, Refuse Bag, Pressure Bandage, Safety Pins, Splinter Probes, Strip Closures, Triangular Bandage, Tweezers, Whistle, Wound Dressings.

The second digit in an IP rating will be a number between 0-9, denoting the quality of resistance to moisture ingress at varying intensities, angles, depths and pressures of exposure or immersion. Before purchasing a first-aid kit, read through the list of supplies and consider whether or not the kit comes with the kinds of items you’re likely to need.