The Trek First Aid Kit from Lifesystems is an excellent, compact kit for dealing with small accidents. Treatment for cuts, grazes, blisters and other minor injuries is important in preventing infectionand this pack provides the basic first aid items.Kit includes; Primary care leaflet, small low-adherent dressing, woven bandage & vinyl gloves, small crepe bandage, fabric plasters, micropore tape & gauze swabs, antiseptic cream, antiseptic wipes, scissors & tweezers, safety pins.

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Waterproof First Aid Kit from Lifesystems. Utilizing a tough, waterproof material, this kit contains first aid equipment for injuries typically sustained from watersports, as well as general outdoor activities. Widely used on canoeing, kayaking and rafting expeditions.Pack includes; Primary care leaflet, casualty card, shears & tweezers, safety pins & vinyl gloves, resusci-aid & thermometer, antiseptic wipes, woven bandage, micropore tape, paracetamol tablets, low-adherent dressings

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The Mountain Leader First Aid Kit from Lifesystems provides the equipment needed to care for a large group of between 1 and 14 persons. The Mountain Leader First Aid Kit is also used by survival training schools in the UK. It has been designed with the help of expedition doctor Hugh Montgomery and members of the British Special Forces medical team.Kit includes; primary care leaflet, scissors, tweezers and safety pins, fabric dressing strip, wound closure strips and shears, woven bandage, crepe and triangular bandages, low-adherent dressings, medium dressing, burn gel, small eyepad dressing and gauge swabs, vinyl gloves, fabric and blister plasters, paracetemol, ibuprofen and antiseptic wipes, thermometer, duct tape, zinc oxide and micropore tape, resusci aid and glow stick.

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This Mountain First Aid Kit from Lifeventur is a comprehensive first aid kit for the mountaineer, serious trekkeror more adventurous person outdoors. The Mountain First Aid Kit has been specified with the help of expedition doctor Hugh Montgomery and members of the British Special Forces medical team. It is equally at home in the Himalayas or the Alps and important when professional medical care may be some distance away.Kit includes; primary care leaflet, scissors, tweezers and safety pins, fabric dressing strip, wound closure strips and shears, woven bandage, crepe and triangular bandages, low-adherent dressings, medium dressing, burn gel, small eyepad dressing and gauge swabs, vinyl gloves, fabric and blister plasters and glow stick, paracetemol, ibuprofen and antiseptic wipes, thermometer, duct tape, zinc oxide and micropore tape.

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