A lot of companies rely on their first aid van driver to keep their first aid kits and cabinets OSHA and ANSI compliant. That works OK if you’re willing to have a van driver decide what first aid supplies you keep on hand, and you don’t really care what anything costs. But, if you’re like a lot of companies, cost is becoming more and more of an issue. One easy way to gain control of your first aid supplies, and costs, is to restock your own first aid kits.
How do you know what first aid supplies you need? All you have to do is to download one of our handy (and FREE) replenishment guides, and use it to compare what supplies you have in your first aid kit or cabinet. You can get better control over the first aid supplies you have on hand, you will be more familiar with your own first aid kits, and you will be saving about half off the typical first aid van prices.
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We should all know what's in a first aid kit anyway.
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The most important thing,basically the most necessary medical when you feel sick a medicine capsules and tablets.Lotion for itchiness,ointment for burn and kit to treat wounds.That's what inside my medical kit.
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The most common type of first aid kit is the general kind that you can buy from your local pharmacy. These kits typically include sterile gauze pads, dressings, roller gauze bandages, adhesive tape, non-latex gloves (just in case of latex allergies), hand wipes, hand sanitizers, a ready-to-use ice pack, tweezers, scissors, and a face shield.
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