The ultimate guide to choosing the best first aid kit for your summer holiday
- jude72
- Dec 13, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 15
As the end of the year approaches, everyone starts looking forward to a well-earned summer holiday.
Whether we long to spend lazy days at the beach or by the pool or spending time with family and friends, the truth is that summer holidays do have their dangers too! Especially if you’re going to be driving a lot.
So when you've packed everything you think you’ll need for the holiday, don't forget one vital thing - a first aid kit!
A first aid kit is so important when you are away on holidays because often you will be far away from the services of a big city. So if someone in your family suffers an incident or accident it can take a lot longer for an ambulance or other medical help to arrive, simply due to the distance they have to travel.
Having essential medical and first aid supplies handy in a first aid kit can be critical to helping anyone who is injured or harmed.
Which first aid kit should I choose for summer holidays?
So which first aid kit should you choose?
If your holiday plans will include a lot of driving, you might want to look at something like the VOYAGER VEHICLE AND ROADSIDE EMERGENCIES FIRST AID KIT.
This kit has a number of key essentials designed to keep any injured person safe if they’ve been in a car accident. It includes a reflective warning sign and a high-vis vest to keep you safe while you are assisting the victim.
You might also want to consider something like the Soft Pack Home and Motorist First Aid Kit. This comes in two sizes.
The larger Defender version comes with a lot more of the key things you will need so that you are less likely to run out of stock in an emergency. It also includes a handy note pad, pen and first aid leaflet. The smaller Voyager version comes with less quantity of each first essential in a handy soft pack, making it easy to tuck under a seat in the car.
If you will be taking a caravan or you have a holiday home or even like to camp in the one spot for a long time, you might like to get something more substantial like the Responder First Aid Kit.
This is available in a Soft Pack, a Hard Plastic Case or even a wall-mounted Metal Case (which can be very handy for a holiday house!) This kit is so well-stocked with supplies that it’s considered one of the key first aid kits used by companies in their workplace. It will therefore be more than adequate for your personal needs.
Whichever kit you choose, just deciding to buy one in the first place is a very smart move.
To find out more about these and many other different first aid kits and even order one before Christmas, visit https://www.resultsfirstaid.com/store
Have a Happy & Safe Holiday!
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