1StHour - Burn Care Pack
A full-size 40 cm x 60 cm burn dressing, burn gel, gloves, gauze, tape and shears in one grab-and-go pouch.
About this product
A complete burn care kit in one pouch: the dressing, gel and supplies you reach for after a kitchen, campfire or workshop burn.
- Burn dressing
- Burn gel
- Disposable gloves
- Sterile gauze pad and medical tape
- Trauma shears
Most burns happen where you least expect them.
Cooking, campfires, hot tools and engines. A burn can happen in a second, and the right supplies need to be close by.
The Burn Care Pack keeps the dressing and supplies together, so they are not lost in a drawer.
Complete burn care, one pouch.
A full set of burn supplies
Burn dressing, burn gel, disposable gloves, a sterile gauze pad, medical tape and trauma shears, all in one pouch.
Sized for the kitchen
Small enough for a drawer or a shelf near the stove, where many burns happen.
Goes where you cook outdoors
Keep it with the camp gear, the grill kit or the tailgate. It is ready when the fire is.
Cool the burn first
Run cool water over a minor burn first. Then reach for the dressing and supplies in the pack.
Ready in the truck
The pouch rides in a truck bed box, a job site bag or a boat.
What's included
Why not just a bandage box?
Keep it where you need it
Details
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Questions, answered.
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Be ready before you need it.
$29.99 · Ships from the US · 30-day guarantee
Medical disclaimer. This product is a first-aid supply and is not a substitute for professional medical care, emergency services, or proper first-aid and trauma training. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Read and follow all included instructions.
In an emergency, call 911 (or your local emergency number) immediately. Photographs are for illustration.