Safety First Aid First Aid Kit Refill Pack British Standard 8599 Compliant, Medium 25-100 Persons

Great price - needed to refill much of the first aid kit as it has expired. It's a reasonable pack of stuff - hard to tell quality, but looks fir for purpose.Biro for scale.Expiry date is 4.5 years from now.6 pairs nitrile gloves 🧤Microporous tape20 sterile wipes20 washproof plasters, assorted 🩹2 sterile eye dressings2 large sterile dressings2 medium dressings2 triangular bandages1 conforming bandage2 self seal finger dressings1 foil blanket1 face shield for CPR1 burn dressing1 pair of shears

I recently purchased the First Aid Kit Refill Pack British Standard 8599 Compliant, Large 100+ Persons and I am very impressed with it. It is a comprehensive refill pack that is perfect for replenishing depleted items from my first aid kit. The pack meets all BS 8599-1:2019 requirements and is an economic solution for maintaining my kits. I also appreciate that it can be stored in a variety of sizes and styles which makes it incredibly versatile. Inside the kit there are essential items like a first aid leaflet, various sized first aid dressings, triangular bandages, eye dressings, washproof plasters, sterile wipes, microporous tape, nitrile gloves, finger dressings, face shields, foil blankets, burn dressing, clothing cutters and conforming bandage - more than enough to cover 100+ persons! I'm glad I purchased this pack as it's given me peace of mind knowing my first aid kits are fully stocked with all the essentials needed to handle medical emergencies. Highly recommended!

Great for topping up your first aid box.

Kit goodFirst aid box was CRACKED sadly but still able to be used

Product was as advertised and good quality

Everything in one place - no need to search around

Even though this pack is listed as 25 persons, it is not as large as you might think. It arrives in a Ziploc bag, ready to decant into a first aid bag. As a qualified first aider, I use this kit, plus some haemostatic dressings, wound closure strips and tourniquets, to make a medium sized car first aid kit. Like most kits, the dressings have a 3-4 year expiry date and the kit is not too expensive to replace when you hit the dressing expiry. I take expired kits to the local St. Johns Ambulance, where they use them as training supplies.

Filled up my first aid box nicely and good products