First Aid Kits and Cabinets

 Space Saver Soft Pack 

As the name suggests, these first aid kit cabinets come in a handy soft pack that can be squeezed into locations where space is limited, such as under the seat in a vehicle, into backpacks and cupboards, and into drawers.

These first aid box cabinets are suitable for organisations that need to cater to 1-5 people in any one location. They contain our minimum suggested contents for a low-risk organisation.

We recommend using this option as the base for higher-risk options and then adding your extra items from our list offirst aid supplies.

These first aid storage cabinets form the basis of all good first aid kits; they are suitable for use in the home workplace, office, and other industrial uses.


Our 1-5 Person First Aid Kit Contents

Stocked with 102 pieces (25 items) its the perfect solution for 1-5 people

  • 2 x Triangle Bandage
  • 1 x Crepe Bandage 5cm
  • 1 x Crepe Bandage 7.5cm
  • 1 x Fabric Tape on Spool 25mm
  • 1 x First Aid Tips
  • 1 x Clean Up Bag 
  • 1 x Scissors Medium Rescue Shear
  • 10 x Safety Pins
  • 1 x First Aid Economy Tweezer
  • 3 x Antiseptic Wipes
  • 1 x CPR Face Shield
  • 2 x Examination Gloves Pair
  • 2 x Eye Pad Single
  • 3 x Gauze Swabs 2's Sterile Non-Woven
  • 1 x Non Adherent Dressings 7.5 x 5cm
  • 2 x Non Adherent Dressings 7.5 x10cm
  • 1 x Wound Dressing Medium
  • 1 x Wound Dressing Large
  • 1 x Combine Dressing 9 x 10cm
  • 1 x Combine Dressing 9 x 20cm
  • 12 x Fabric Plasters Assorted 
  • 50 x Fabric Plasters in 2 Packs of 25
  • 1 x Fabric Plaster 1m Dressing Strip
  • 2 x Ampule Saline 30ml
  • 1 x Hep Warning Label

Note - Specification and/or sizes of product may vary slightly if not available at time of packaging.

 

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