St John Ambulance Home First Aid Kit

Très satisfait de mon achat. Complétée par d'autres matériels de soins, trousse de survie, etc. pour la rendre encore plus pratique. Dimensions : 20 x 13 x 6cm Contenu : 1 First Aid In An Emergency Booklet - Single 4 HSE Medium Dressing 1 HSE Large Dressing 2 Disposable Non-Sterile Triangular Bandage 2 St John Ambulance Finger Dressing 1 Conforming Bandage 7.5cm x 4.5m 1 Safety Pins (pack of 6) 2 No. 16 Eye Pad 4 Washproof Low Allergy Plasters Assorted (Pk 10) 2 Sterile Cleansing Wipes (pk 10) 1 Microporous Tape 2.5cm x 10m 6 SJS Nitrile Powder Free Gloves (large) 1 Revive Aid 1 Disposable Heat Retaining Adult Blanket 1 Burnshield® Dressing- 10 x 10cm 1 Tuff Kut Scissors (green)

Needed to update my first aid kit and found out my niece didn't have a first aid kit, so bought one for myself and one for her, good value home kit. A must have, whether for in the house, car, in your fishing, hiking or other outdoor activity kit.

je voulai une trousse pratique quand je sors avec mes filles, je suis comblé: solide, relativement compacte, complete dedans, sobre...je ne regrette pas cet achat

Great kit for travels, cars or family days out. Has extra space for more kit if needed. Well organised and handy size.

This first aid kit from St John's Ambulance has most of the things you'll need in order to carry out simple first aid around the home - 2 packets of plasters, a disposable bandage, 4 dressings, cleansing wipes, a pair of single-use gloves and a finger dressing. Some things that I thought were missing, and which I added, were 1.5cm surgical tape, eye wash phials and antiseptic wash, all of which just about fitted in the bag without creating too much of a bulge. I could probably squeeze a pair of scissors in there as well but any more would be pushing it, so it looks like antiseptic cream and a burn bandage will have to wait. The bag is actually bigger than I thought it would be, although I'm not sure what I expected because there's only so small it could be and still house all the bits and bobs it does. It lacks a belt loop, which I would have liked because the only means of carrying it are the rubberised handle and two metal loops on the sides for a shoulder strap (unfortunately not included), so there's no perfect way for it to be carried when I'm on my mountain bike. It isn't billed as a portable first aid kit but its small size (relative to the case kits) and strap loops suggest that this was at least a consideration. A single zip fastener opens and closes the bag in a `clamshell' style, and there are two zip compartments on the inside which hold the contents securely. The bag appears to be made from a nylon weave which (even though I haven't tested it) should be pretty good at keeping out the rain, the exception being the zip fastener which would probably leak like a sieve. I bought this kit primarily for taking with me on bike rides and while it's good, I find it just a bit too bulky for that - not helped by the lack of a good carrying method. If I was after a kit for the home, I'd almost certainly go for one of the bigger ones in a plastic case as then I'd have room for lots of extras. Then again, if you're in need of something to carry around with you while out walking or on holiday, this (with a few additions) would be ideal, as long as you have the room for it.