Compact 1st Aid Kit

Description

Most first aid kits fail on organisation rather than contents. A colour-coded labelling system is what turns a bag of packets into something a bystander who has never opened it, and is now under pressure, can actually work from. That is the design principle here, applied to a kit measuring 22 by 15 centimetres and weighing under 200 grams, sitting between a pocket kit and a full trauma bag and fitting a backpack, handbag, glovebox or belt. Contents are hospital-grade rather than domestic: adhesive dressings, gloves, a CPR shield, bandage shears and the rest of what first aid trainers specify. The case is water resistant, and a personal space section is left empty for the owner's own medication, an inhaler or an EpiPen. It is designed by first aid professionals in Australia and built to be refilled rather than replaced. The Pocket kit is the smaller CPR-focused option and the Handy kit adds a snake bandage. It suits a hiker, cyclist, camper or diver.

Features

• 22 by 15 cm, under 200 grams
• Hospital-grade contents specified by first aid trainers
• Colour-coded labelling for use under pressure
• Water-resistant case
• Empty personal space section for own medication
• Adhesive dressings, gloves, CPR shield and bandage shears
• Designed in Australia by first aid professionals
• Built to be refilled rather than replaced
• Part number COMPKIT

What's Included

• One Compact first aid kit