Keep your kit fresh with new meds, bandages, gauze, topicals and other necessities. If your kit has been in the trunk of your car for a while — it’s time to freshen it up. High temps can decrease the efficacy of meds, especially, and create problems with other aspects of first-aid kits. So dig that kit out, grab some resupplies, and get back to knowing you’re ready.
Moleskin is the most reliable dressing for blister prevention available. Adventure Medical Kits has made it easier than ever to apply, adding die-cut shapes to fit common problem areas, including the heel, side of foot, and toes. Apply moleskin to problem areas before you begin hiking or as soon as you feel friction on the trail, and blisters will be a thing of the past. Includes alcohol wipes for surface preparation.
FEATURES:
Prevent Blisters from Forming
Moleskin immediately reduces friction, keeping hot spots from developing into blisters.
Leave the Scissors at Home
11 die-cut moleskin pieces per sheet, each specifically shaped to fit common blister areas. No scissors required!
BurnFree® Needs To Be In Your First Aid Kit! BurnFree Sterile Burn Dressings are designed for first aid use on all types of burn injuries. The dressings are constructed of a special, soft, open-cell foam saturated with the BurnFree solution. This foam holds 50 times its weight in gel. This means that more pain relieving and cooling gel will reach burn wounds. The 4″x4″ BurnFree dressing is the most popular size for burn kits. It is a standard size that seems to work for most burn applications, and is a great size for burns on the hand. This size dressing should be kept in personal first aid kits as well as all industrial first aid kits.
VIDEO: Shows why BurnFree is a revolutionary burn treatment:
CONTENTS:
(1) 4in. x 4 in. (10 cm x 10 cm) BurnFree Sterile Dressing
BurnFree® Needs To Be In Your First Aid Kit! This gel is ideal for all minor burns. It is the same solution found in the burn dressings and fire/trauma blankets. The convenience of single dose packets makes BurnFree Pain Relieving Gel portable and easy to use to treat small burns. Single dose packets are ideal for inclusion in first aid kits at home and in the work place. 1/8 oz. packets are excellent for use on burns from curling and straightening irons, cooking burns, and burns from welding sparks.
VIDEO: It’s a bit long, but it does show you why BurnFree is a revolutionary burn treatment:
CONTENTS:
(6) BurnFree 1/8 oz. (3.5g) BurnFree Single Dose Packets.
AfterBurn is an aloe-based, gel-formulated burn treatment. It contains 80% pure Aloe Vera and the anesthetic Lidocaine to offer instant relief from the discomfort of sunburn, windburn, minor burns and chapped skin. Aloe, which has been shown to be effective in healing burns that it is used in trauma centers, promotes fast healing, while the anesthetic provides instant pain relief.
FEATURES:
Lidocaine soothes painful burns on contact.
Aloe vera conditions skin and promotes healing.
2 oz. tube is conveniently sized to put into first aid kits.
Diarrheal illness and dehydration are common during travel. Oral Rehydration Salts control the effects of stomach illness so that you can spend the rest of your trip enjoying your destination, rather than in a hospital bed. World Health Organization formula for maximum fluid replacement.
FEATURES:
Replenish Fluids Fast Formulated specifically to help your body replace fluids lost during illness.
Better Than a Sports Drink Scientifcally proven mixture of potassium, salt, and carbohydrates enhances the ability of the intestines to absorb and retain fluids.
The 4th Edition is Here! By Adventure Medical Kits Founder and Medical Consultant- Eric A. Weiss, M.D. Contains the most up-to-date information on: wilderness & travel medicine; improvised techniques; “when to worry” segments; recommended prescription medications, and; guide for using the kits contents. This is the guide included in many Adventure Medical Kits products. Pocket Sized! 220 pages at 4.25 in. x 6 in. x 0.5 in.
Keep your kit fresh with new meds, bandages, gauze, topicals and other necessities. If your kit has been in the trunk of your car for a while — it’s time to freshen it up. High temps can decrease the efficacy of meds, especially, and create problems with other aspects of first-aid kits. So dig that kit out, grab some resupplies, and get back to knowing you’re ready.
