First Aid And Safety Kits

My friend drives a lot between states, but she doesn't have a first aid in her car. So, for the winter holidays, I'd like to get her a First Aid kit, and perhaps a flashlight and a blanket (whatever is considered an essential safety kit for a driver).

Can you recommend me any stores (real ones and/or online ones) where I can purchase these items for a reasonable price?

P.S.
I live in DC area. I'm also a AAA member.

Any good parts store.

2010-12-04 15:06:10 by basqaq

This ultra-deluxe first aid kit includes: • 95 assorted band aids • 3 butterfly closures • 3 knuckle banages • 1 adhesive tape roll • 1 triangular ...

IMO, may be you can try the online store Budget-Fire. This is a division of Safelincs Ltd. You can get First Aid Kits with FREE Shipping.

2010-12-08 05:30:27 by

Price: $108.00 $108.00

Powder coating Provides a tough, Long - lasting Finish
Heavy Duty Steel Construction
This item is not for sale in Catalina Island

IMO, Budget-Fire is the best online store.
They are providing all kinds of fire fighting supplies like fireproof chests, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, etc.

2010-06-08 05:36:41 by

Very Portable
Wall Mountable
Compact Kit Easy to Store

We are in the process of outfitting our new boat with all of the required safety equipment for a 24' Power boat. We are on an inland lake, bay and river in California. The store employee told us we needed to have this First Aid kit which was $80. Do we have to have this? We got a shopping list of the USCG required items, but not first aid kit is on that list. I know it's a good idea to have something, but we're thinking of only a basic kit from Costco to save money.

While a First Aid kit is not part of the "Mandatory" items on board, it should be! Injuries and cuts occur all the time. I've seen the kit in Costco and it should be fine for day boating. But if you ever plan on extended boating, I'd get the better kit. I carry First Aid kits on all three of my boats. The good thing with the bigger more elaborate kits is that it also includes a first aid manual to even do stitches while waiting for help if far from help. Even though most boaters will never need it, a first aid course that includes CPR and severe injuries course is a good thing to have too. You may never need it, but it could save a life on land or on the water anywhere.

2010-08-24 07:34:08 by

I am a member of a church that is set to open in 2 weeks. I am trying to get all the safety requirements in place. Like what kind of first aid kit would be needed and number of fire extinguishers? Also if someone had a medical plan on paper that I could work off of that would be great. I am set to meet with the town fire marshall on tuesday im just trying to get a idea. Thanks and god bless

Good idea is to prepare a Disaster Plan.
Here is an example - http://www.umt.edu/IACUC/policies/PLCYdi sasterplan.htm
Contact professionals - local emergency management office or local American Red Cross Chapter to gather the information you will need to create a plan.

You will essentially need Industrial First Aid Station (something like http://www.ifirstaidkits.com/product_thr ee-shelf-first-aid-station-100-person-p4 1937.html ) and AED. Count and location of fire extinguishers must be calculated by professional only

2009-03-15 12:02:22 by Johnny A