Lookinf for what to put in a First Aid Bag

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Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

[admin]

Obviously this link is to a UK site, but here’s an off-the-shelf kit specifically for motorists (not specifically for bikers but its all you need) that will give you an idea of the stuff you’d really need:

http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-portable_first_aid_kit.html#opt_description

This kit has most of the stuff that folk above have been suggesting. The triangular bandages can be used to support broken limbs until an ambulance arrives and there’s plenty to soak up blood. It has foil blankets, tape, plenty of dressings, a CPR shield and a few more items. You really don’t need anything more than what’s in the kit to keep the casualty stable until an ambulance arrives. Probably the only things you might want to add are medications for your own personal use such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, immodium and antihistamines.

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