First-Aid Kit 41 Pieces – Complete Small Wound Care Kit for Camping

For the little emergencies in life, be Prepared.

A hiker’s knee, as if he or she had fallen on a rock.A knee that’s been scraped on a hiking trail. A new boot that has a blister in it. Minor food cut when making campfire dishes. Getting bitten by a tick after walking through tall grass. The small injuries occur all the time on hiking trips, driving long distances, and even at home. You don’t have to ask yourself if you’re going to need a first aid kit – the only question you have to ask yourself is when.

The First-Aid Kit 100 41 Pieces has got you covered. This all-inclusive but compact kit covers all your needs for treating minor cuts, applying bandages and dealing with typical outdoor accidents. This kit includes 41 well-chosen items in two mesh storage compartments within a rugged carrying case, providing the peace of mind necessary for camping trips, family vacations, worksites, vehicles and home medicine cabinets.

What’s Inside: 41 Essential Pieces

No wasted space. No random items that you will never use. This complete first aid kit contains everything you need for quick and effective bandages as well as treating minor wounds.

Item Quantity and Purpose: 

1. Large dressings – 8 – cover larger wounds or abrasions
2. Medium dressings are the standard treatment for standard wounds.Standard wounds are treated with medium dressings.
3. Dressings, small 8 Small cuts, blisters, finger injuries
4. Crepe bandage (Ensure dressing) 1 Secure dressings, provide light compression
5. Disinfectant wipes 6 – clean wounds before putting on dressings
6. Gauze-type pads 4 Absorb blood or fluid, clean wound area
7. Close small, clean cuts without stitching 1 set suture strips
8. Paper sticking plaster 1 Cover small cuts with gauze or put in a band aid
9. Cut tape, gauze or clothes from injury (scissors)
10. Glove(s) Protection from body fluids for the responder(s) 1 pair of gloves
11. Tick remover 1 Safely extract embedded ticks
12. Soap 1 Wash hands and wound area with soap.

Note: This kit is not a medicine kit (with pain relievers, antihistamines etc). Any medications or the over-the-counter ones can be added to the kit separately, depending on your family’s needs.

Designed for Small Wound Treatment

First-Aid Kit 100 is about the things that are most important when dealing with minor injuries – clean, cover and protect. The contents cover an overwhelming range of non-emergency medical problems, from a child’s playground injury to the gardener’s thorn prick.

Typical uses:

• Camping: Blisters, small burns (camp stoves), insect bites and cuts from rope/cutting tools
• Hiking: abrasions due to falls, splinters, chafing
• The main reason for the term “housewife’s knife” is that it is frequently used in the kitchen at home.Home: Kitchen cuts, workshop nicks, kids’ scraped elbows.
• Travel: Motion sickness clean up, minor injuries outside the home.
• Work: Small workplace cuts, scratches and other work injuries that need to be covered immediately

A tick remover is a must-have tool for outdoor safety.A tick remover is an absolute must for outdoor safety.
The disease is becoming an increasing problem among all those who spend time in forests, grasslands, or even in suburban backyards. Frequently, basic first aid kits don’t include this important tool. The First-Aid Kit 100 also contains a special shaped tick remover which removes the entire tick (including mouthparts) without constriction of the body, and can introduce pathogens into the wound.

Treatment with the tick removal tool minimizes risk of infection and helps preserve the tick for diagnosis if symptoms of illness occur later.

Two Mesh Compartments – Organized and Accessible.
You don’t have to waste time looking for a jumble of supplies when someone is bleeding. This kit comes with a storage case with two mesh compartments. The clear mesh will enable contents to be viewed at a glance. The separate compartments enable you to categorise according to injury type (dressings on one side and tools and wipes on the other side) or according to frequency of use.

In a situation where every second counts, organized storage is important.

Lightweight, Portable, and Practical

While specific weight is not listed, this kit is designed to be easily portable. Slip it into a:

• Daypack for day hikes
• Camping gear tote
• Car Glove Compartment or door pocket
• Boat emergency locker
• Home kitchen drawer
• Treat injuries.Apply First Aid.
• The small size of the case offers a space saving advantage over large hard-sided cases.

Precautions for Use – Read Before You Need It

Important safety information: Each product included in this kit has instructions; read them carefully before using the product in the kit. The leaflet explains:

• How to properly clean a wound
• Each type of dressing will be used at different times.
• The proper placement of suture strips.
• Proper method of tick removal
• Any symptoms indicative of infection that need medical attention
• First-Aid Kit 100 is designed to treat minor wounds. To get medical help for:
• The depth or depth of a wound that is open and gaping.
• A large amount of bleeding that will not clot if pressure is applied
• A bite from an animal or human being.

Fires > a few cm in diameter

Signs of infection (redness spreading, swelling, pus, fever)

In the case of the embedded objects, those are objects that will not come out cleanly from the object being removed.

For longer storage life, follow these storage tips:

• With the right storage, your kit will be ready when you need it.
• Keep out of direct sunlight. Adhesives on plasters and dressings may be affected by heat and humidity, and the efficacy of disinfectant wipes may be affected by humidity.
• Regularly verify expiration dates (particularly of wipes and any additional medicines).
• Change sanitary products as soon as possible after returning from a trip.
• Away from children’s reach (scissors and tick remover are sharp tools)

Indoors, outdoors, not just outdoors – versatility made for every day.

The First-Aid Kit 100 is sold as a camping and hiking kit, but it’s much more useful around the house. Leave one in each vehicle. Store one in the kitchen. Include one in your suitcase. Present one to a college student going to a dorm. The 41 piece set is just as good as being “too small to be useful” and “too large to carry”.

Cleaning and Maintenance

The storage case is cleanable with a wet cloth. Do not immerse in water. Use and replace all used or expired parts as soon as possible. Soap provided is for use for hand and wound cleaning, replace when necessary.

This Kit does not contain everything: Do It Yourself (DIY)

1. None of the pain relief drugs (such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen etc.)
2. No antacids for indigestion.No anti-inflammatory for allergies.
3. No antibiotic ointment
4. No emergency blanket
5. No CPR mask
6. No burn gel

These can be bought separately and put in the compartments of the mesh. The kit’s versatility includes the ability to customize.

Conclusion

90% of outdoor and home injuries require only a basic trauma kit. You will require clean dressings, disinfectant wipes, secure bandaging tools and a tick remover (all in one portable case). The First-Aid Kit 100 41 Pieces does just that.

It gets rid of all excuses for not being ready, at a convenient price level (typical of a basic kit). Purchase one for camping equipment, one for each car and one for the house. Check the contents twice a year. Change out what you use. And, when an unexpected little wound occurs, you have the right tool at your fingertips!

Be prepared. Be safe. Get the First-Aid Kit 100 today – accidents don’t call!