If you are unsure about how to use any of the listed first-aid kit contents, seek further information now, before you meet an emergency.
Keep your first-aid kit out of the reach of children.
- Check your kit occasionally for any items to replace or any that are out-of-date.
- 999 - When contacting the emergency services, ask for the service you require: ambulance, fire or police. Keep calm. speak slowly and clearly. Describe what has happened briefly and your exact location. Remember, this number is for use in emergencies only.
- If you wish, you may keep the contents of your first-aid kit in a plastic storage container, as long as it is durable with a tight fitting lid. Alternatively, there are many ‘ready-made’ first aid kits available
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Wherever possible, take simple measures to avoid accidents such as non-slip bath mats, smoke detectors and making sure medicines and toxic materials are stored safely. It is also wise to keep a first aid kit in the car.
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