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The Survival Kit Company Tramper Plus

SKU# 20326

Be prepared with this essential first aid kit designed specifically for trampers and outdoor enthusiasts. Multi-pocket fold-out design in easily identifiable bright orange suitable for 1-3 people with a comprehensive range of high quality first aid contents. Compact and easy to carry. Proudly Packed in New Zealand.

Availability: In stock

$63.90

Specifications

Dimensions 18.5 x 12.5 x 7.5cm
Average Weight 500g
Dressings Contents
  • 2 x Gauze Squares Sterile 5 pack (7.5 x 7.5cm)
  • 2 x Combine Dressings Sterile (10 x 10cm)
  • 1 x Non-Adherent Pad Sterile (7.5 x 5cm)
  • 1 x Non-Adherent Pad Sterile (7.5 x 10cm)
  • 40 x Plasters
  • 2 x Blister Plasters (Small)
  • 1 x Blister Plaster (Large)
  • 1 x Sheet (5 Strips) Sterile Skin Closures
  • 5 x Elastic Dressing Fabric (6 x 10cm)
  • 1 x Paper Tape Roll
Medicine Contents 2 x Saline Solution for irrigation (15ml tubes)
Adhesives and Supports Contents
  • 1 x Crepe Bandage (7.5cm width)
  • 1 x Triangular Bandage (100% Cotton)
Equipment Contents
  • 1 x Scissors (Small)
  • 1 x Forceps
  • 5 x Splinter Probes
  • 1 x Foil Emergency Blanket
  • 2 x Safety Pins
  • 3 x Cotton Buds
  • 1 x packet Tissues
  • 1 x First Aid Basic Emergency Info Card
  • 1 x Contents List
  • 1 x First Aid Kit Bag
Preparation and Protection Contents
  • 2 x Wound Cleansing Wipes
  • 2 x Alcohol Wipes
  • 1 x CPR Mask
  • 1 x pair Latex Gloves

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