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Personbudhabelly
14/4/2011 at 1:15pm
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Hi,
is there a first aid kit list on this forum anywhere that i can print out.
                   Thanks


Personarsenaldes
14/4/2011 at 5:57pm
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Or you could just buy a ready made first aid kit

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Personoldham
15/4/2011 at 12:53am
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Here is a thread on people first aid kit

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have a look at Debtmans kit

And here is the  list

UKCS

 

Or here is the tent first aid kit

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PersonJohn4703
15/4/2011 at 8:58am
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I suggest buying a First Aid kit then looking at the contents and adding things that you feel you might need.  Often more plasters are useful.  I’ve added a lot of things to mine to make it exactly what we need.  In many ways when camping you need a cross between a first aid kit and a medicine cabinet with things like antiseptic cream and painkillers added to the basic kit.



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PersonDaveS1
15/4/2011 at 9:56am
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Believe it or not I was stung by a huge wasp lookalike yesterday which hurt like h***. so make sure you have some anti-histamine cream iit !!

Dave


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PersonEmerald1
15/4/2011 at 1:11pm
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Quote: Originally posted by DaveS1 on 15/4/2011

Believe it or not I was stung by a huge wasp lookalike yesterday which hurt like h***. so make sure you have some anti-histamine cream iit !!

Dave

Hornet? Those things are massive and evil looking, saw one up close at Chatsworth last year, doesnt top the woodwasps you get in Scotland tho with the big long stingers. thise are like a small bird and the wing flaps are loud when chasing you on horseback through the woods.

Im looking at 1st aid kits myself and on Amazon the St johns ambulance ones look good.

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PersonEldorado
15/4/2011 at 1:43pm
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on the lookout for a new kit, got a LifeSystems one that has been great but falling apart now

looking at the waterproof Lifesystems one, for less than £20 it has a decent selection (inc resusciaid) but also a good strong case - be careful where you get it as the GO Outdoors ones dont have the resusciaid in - unless your not bothered, being a canoeist I will have to buy online

Top additions: comppeed blister kit, spray skin and germelene with anaesthetic


Personbudhabelly
15/4/2011 at 4:37pm
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Thankyou all so much i am off to wilkinsons to get me started .


Persongeneralhawk
15/4/2011 at 5:53pm
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I can particularly recommend the St Johns kits. There is a company in london called "St Johns Supplies" that supplies all types of first aid supplies including some good kits and refills

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PersonLobeyDosser
15/4/2011 at 8:04pm
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The best type of first aid kit to get is one of those that are supplied to up market cars like Mercedes etc.

You can buy these on ebay.

There is usually a fair bit of shelf life left on them and we have 3. One for each of our cars and one for the FC.

We only had to add a couple of extra items to suit our own needs.



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Personmarmalize
15/4/2011 at 8:45pm
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Quote: Originally posted by LobeyDosser on 15/4/2011

The best type of first aid kit to get is one of those that are supplied to up market cars like Mercedes etc.


agreed....the Mercedes ones are excellent...(nicked the one out of my dads car before he sold it)

i just added some painkillers to the pack..



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