This includes bandages, dressings, wound covers, compresses, ice packs, disposable waste bags, hygiene towels and more.
According to DecaMed, the longevity is achieved by an aluminium-vapourised, non-sticking wound covering and sterile packaging. Only regularly used consumables, such as plasters, will need topping up.
The materials in some first aid kits have a lifespan of less than two years, which means that they need to be regularly inspected and replaced to conform to health and safety guidelines. Failure to maintain the contents of a first aid kit can lead to prosecution should a user of the materials be infected or otherwise afflicted. This leads to the regular disposal of items creating continuous costs as the kits have to be refreshed and out of date items replenished.
"Knowing that the items in the DecaMed first aid kit have such a long life saves time, money and wastage,” says Harry Dewick-Eisele, Managing Director of Safelincs, which supplies the product. "We put this kit together so that companies and organisations would have a comprehensive first aid kit without having to constantly be concerned about monitoring dates and wasting money.”
Provided in a tough, durable 'army green' case, the German made DecaMed first aid kits are built to last and easily identified in the event of an emergency. All are CE marked and tested and come with a contents check sheet and a first aid manual.
www.decamed.co.uk
0800 612 6537support@safelincs.co.uk
