The Survival First Aid Kit
If you’re heading to a remote location for leisure or work, adequate emergency supplies, a travel first aid kit, and a suitable survival first aid kit are all significant concerns. Mobile coverage can be untrustworthy at best in country areas or out bush.
Our kit is unique and is the solution to your first aid chaos. Its sturdy construction, compartment oriented design and general ease of access sets it apart from any other Emergency First Aid Kit on the market. The Survival First Aid Kit is made of a series of compartments, with each compartment clearly labeled making restocking simpler. The label also includes what to use the component for.
One of the many unique and innovative features of our kit is a removable panel for day to day use and a 3 part trauma section for those inevitable serious emergencies. The bag is made out of water resistant and heavy duty fabric, zips have pulls to help slippery hands grip, there is a reflective strip to help you see the kit at night, and the belt loops mean you can wear the kit any way you like. The resuscitation mask is in its own separate bag with gloves, antiseptic wipe and belt loops which allows you to carry it anywhere.
Maintaining a Survival First Aid Kit also serves as sensible disaster preparation for being at home.
For both isolated disaster areas and remote locations, planning is an important part of survival. In urban areas, households should have a designated location to meet at in the event of a disaster. There should be a secondary location as well, in case the first meeting point becomes unsafe or unreachable. For people traveling, recreating, or working in remote areas, it is important to inform friends, coworkers or loved ones of the travel route, destination, and the intended date of return.
As mentioned, Survival First Aid Kits are durable, and in a waterproof proof case bag. Waterproofing is particularly important. Wet dressings, medical tape, and bandages can significantly increase the chance of infection in wounds that these supplies are used to treat. Additionally, if the first aid kit contents are wet for a prolonged period, equipment such as scissors, sutures, and CPR masks may be contaminated by mold.
Why this kit is your solution:
- Value for money – 130 items (including the bag) = over $250 of medical supplies;
- Survival First Aid Kits will last you a lifetime;
- All in one kit – suitable for the hiker, camper, home, car first aid kit, truck, boat, 4WD, plant machinery operators, construction sites, workplace & offices;
- Clearly labeled individual sections – The survival first aid kit can be easily restocked. Most normal first aid kits need replacing once in use, as the items are not returned to the correct place or go missing. Think of the typical first aid box with no labeling and how difficult it is to locate and replace items. This will never happen with the Survival First Aid Kit as after use items are simply placed back in the correct labeled spot meaning you will be prepared in an emergency;
- Compact – Small size of the kit compared to the large quantity of items inside, makes it perfect to store behind or under the car seat or in any other small area;
- Water resistant and strong durable fabric – means you don’t need to worry about it breaking;
- Australian Owned & Designed;
- Contents exceed Work Cover ‘B’ (NSW, QLD & VIC) and AS 2675B;
- Compliant with NSW OHS Regulations for construction sites up to 25 people and offices up to 100 people (note this depends on the types of hazards at the work place); and
- Personal Space Section – allows you to tailor the survival first kit to your exact needs.
