First Aid Kits Refills

I'm having trouble in seeking for markets that are supplying first aid kit refills, does anybody is familiar with where I can buy that. I have been throught all sites and have found nothing. It is very crucial for me to have first aid kit refills. Help me.

I have noticed first aid kit refills all the time at http://seerch.com/category/1512/First-Ai d-Kit-Refills/ . If you wish to save your time, why not to connect to the creator directly; they maybe say you, which of retail markets in your area sell first aid kit refills.

2010-09-12 23:01:03 by untrue

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I work in a company, and my boss told me to work out a procedure to refill the First Aid Kit. What he is looking for is to make sure the First Aid Kit is always full, can anyone help me?

saline solution
bandages all sizes
gauze
first aid tape
scissors
tweezers
antibiotic cream
tension bandage

2010-07-15 18:39:59 by MC

Price: $19.95 $10.20

First aid made fun for the whole family
7-time award winning product
Latex free products and recycled plastic

Does anyone know what goes into a standard, generic, first aid kit? I need to refill the one at work- and they basically picked the wrong man for the job. Ideas?
I gave them the list of stuff you guys mentioned- I work at a hotel and the General Manager almost had a heart attack! Apparently, I was a lot more prepared then they had anticipated. At least of anyone DOES have a heart attack, I'll have enough supplies ready!

Hard to come up with specifics. Where do you work? You can also buy a prefilled kit, but they are expensive and not very practicle. Some companies will sell the kit and train you on how to use the stuff, but then they keep coming back and replacing stuff and fleecing the companies they service. I was approached by a company to work for them and refused to do it. Try to avoid these people.

Latex free protective gloves
Pocket mask for CPR
5-10 4x4 or 3x3 gauze pads
a couple of rolls of 3 in gauze
a couple rolls 1in gauze
1 in tape
Bandaids
Betadine scrub (Small bottle)
Neosporin ointment
small bottle of saline for irrigation of eyes
tweezers / scissors / safety pins
a triangular bandage
an emergency foil blanket
1-2 instant cold packs

If you have specifics about your job and what kind of injuries you've had in the past you can email me for more
jay_roder@yahoo.com

2007-08-25 19:16:40 by Kit

Price: $39.00 $29.05

Try "Zee Medical" don't know if they have a location near you but in Southern California they do. We use them for the company I work for.

2006-06-29 12:43:08 by sweet_vonnie

Hi, ok i didnt add like tack (saddle, bridle, ect) becuase I hae all of that stuff already, same with grooming supplies. So do I have everything...anything I dont need or do need that isnt on their???
thanks!!!

Need for a new Horse



Salt Block 4
Salt block holder15
Stall Mats 200
Fly Mask w/ ear cover 15-30
Fly Sheet blanket50-80
Stable Sheet (lightweight breathable sheet)25-50
Splint boots/ Polo wraps 30
Lead Rope7-10
Lunge line7-10
Long whip5-10
Fly Repellant10-20
Hoof Ointment/ Moisturizer15-20
Horse Shampoo6.99
Horse Conditioner6.99
Halter12-30
First aid Kit50-100
Transport Helmet25
Tail wraps15-25
Jolly Ball– Jolly Stall snack combo36.95
Snack refill6



Premium 1-Year (6-tube) Rotational Dewormer Pack42.99

January/February - 1 tube Oxibendazol or Fenbendazole (Our choice: Anthelcide EQ® or Safe-Guard®)
March/April - 1 tube Ivermectin/Praziquantel Paste (Our choice: Zimecterin Gold or Equimax)
May/June - 1 tube Generic Purchase Pyrantel Pamoate
July/August - 1 tube Oxibendazol or Fenbendazole (Our choice: Anthelcide EQ® or Safe-Guard®)
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November/December - 1 tube Generic Purchase Pyrantel Pamoate


New Horse Questions
How long have you had the horse?
What age is the horse?
Why are you selling the horse?
What activities have you done with the horse?
Has the horse ever been ill?
Has the horse ever had hoof problems?
Is the horse spooky of anything in particular?
How is the horse to catch, shoe, clip, with the vet, load in trailer, hack (alone and company) ect?
How does the horse behave with other horses?
Does the horse have any vices like kicking, cribbing, bucking ect?

New horse check list
- To be HEALTHY
- Good conformation
- Good temperment
- Ride well with you on him (test ride. yes you can do that)
- Be trained and seasoned in English, (mabey jumping?)
OTHER
-15.0-15.3 hands
-Mare


























First Aid Kit:

Storage container- Hold your supplies.
Vet wrap- Gauze or a bandage/ace.
Bute- Equine advil like drug to relieve pain temporarily.
Iodine- Disinfect or prevent infection.
Clean white cloths/ Diapers- Stop flowing/rushing blood.
Corana- Extremly broad range of uses- antibiotic, help keeping bugs/dirt off wound, ect.
Sissors/ Curved sissors- Serious need of cutting off infection.
Clippers- Can be used to remove splinters, cutting hair
Rectal Thermometer- Its not the only kind of thermometer but its the best kind.
Fresh water- Use in case of dehydration &/or infections.
Cotton pads/Quilted pads- To stop blood, soak it up, under a non-stick pad. Cotton directly on a wound will become stuck in it.
Benadine- For superficial wounds
Neosporin- Same as for humans
Duct tape- To support wounds
Guaze pads - Stop blood and open cuts, help keep something on the wound, mild absorbency.
Linement- Pain reliever and anti-inflammatory, Helps bring down swelling, or preemptive use after heavy exercise.
Rolled cotton- Slow blood from open cuts
Wound powder/ Blood stop powder- Powder that stops blood.
Tube of electrolytes
Chemical Cool pack- Pain reliever, Brings down swelling/ temperature (break then turn cold)
Petroleum Jelly- Used in case of open/cracked wounds in especially hooves.
Saline Solution- To clean the eyes
Antiseptic- For cleaning wounds (like a providone iodine solution)
Disposable gloves- In order to touch and clean horse wounds
Diaper rash ointment- For saddle sores
Stethoscope- Use this to listen to intestinal sounds & or heart rate
Tweezers/ Clippers- Many uses, can be used to remove splinters, etc.
Flashlight- Many uses, but you can use it to look in the ears
Sanitary napkins- Great for a dressing on the bulbs of the heels or the cornet band covered lightly with a turn or two of vet wrap. Also good for covering ruptured abceses.
Elastoplast - Sticky bandages
Alcohol
Baler twine and thick rope-
Shoe removing kit-
Pliers-
Wire cutters-
Sterile antiseptic impregnated brushes: to clean wounds (ex. E-Z Scrub)-
Banamine- In the fridge in case of mild gas colic, only use this as directed by a vet though.

WOW! SOunds like you have done your research and have pretty much everything you need.

I noticed the Horse Questions section and thought of a couple of things you might want to get from the seller.
1. What is the name of the farrier who has been trimming/shoeing the horse?
2. What is the name of the vet(s) who have seen the horse?

Once you know the answer to these two questions, you can contact the farrier and the vet and see what kind of issues the horse may have had. You can also see how honest the seller was should you find a horse who has some issues.

A couple of other things:
1. Pocket knife (carry in your first aid kit and saddle bag..Swiss Army style can be especially helpful.)
2. Animalintex - great for packing hooves if needed
3. Furazone - lasts forever And pretty inexpensive
4. Bot knife
5. Mineral block (in addition to the salt block)
6. Ground or fence feeder and buckets (for multiple purposes)...don't know if you were looking for that kind of answer
7. Syringes and needles (syringes can be used to administer oral medications or to give shots, etc.)

Can't think of anything else right now, but hope this helps!

2010-01-19 10:19:58 by ruby11_96