Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight and Watertight .9 Kit 12 oz. Weight, 1- to 4-Day Trip Duration
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Ultralight/Watertight series features proprietary DryFlex™ bags for the ultimate in ultralight, waterproof storage. For the multi-sport athlete that refuses to be let down or weighed down by his or her gear. The Ultralight / Watertight .9 has been tested, abused, and approved by adventure racers in the Eco Challenge, Primal Quest, and Raid Gauloises. Designed for one to four people on trips up to four days, this is the kit for adventures where exposure to the elements will be an issue. Two inner waterproof liners and seam-sealed outer silnylon bags provide multiple layers of protection from the elements. Includes bandage materials, bleeding, blister/Burn, fracture/sprain, medication, wound care products and instrument.
Features and Benefits
- 2-stage waterproofing.
- Clean and close wounds.
- Combat stomach illness.
- Emergency repairs.
- Manage pain and illnesses.
- Stabilize fractures and sprains.
- Stop bleeding.
- Stop blisters before they start.
- 10" x 10-1/4" x 3"
- 12 oz. Weight
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Unit of Measure Contents Sold By
Each (EA) 1 Each 1 Total (1 Each)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What does a first aid kit contain?
A: A first aid kit contains essential medical supplies like bandages, antiseptics, medications, and emergency tools for handling minor injuries.
Q: Does a first aid kit expire?
A: Yes, certain components, such as medications, antiseptic wipes, and adhesive bandages, have expiration dates and should be replaced regularly.
Q: What is a first aid kit used for?
A: First aid kits are used for treating minor cuts, burns, sprains, and other injuries, as well as providing temporary relief until professional medical help is available.
Q: What first aid kit do I need?
A: The best first aid kit depends on your needs. A first aid kit for home should contain essentials, while a first aid kit hiking or tactical first aid kit may include additional emergency supplies.
Q: Where should I keep my first aid kit?
A: First aid kits should be easily accessible in homes, workplaces, vehicles, and backpacks for quick access during emergencies.