Adventure Medical

Adventure Medical Ultralight & Watertight .9 First Aid Kit

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Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 3.5 in Group Size: 4 Trip Duration: 4 days Bleeding/Infection Control: 4 atiseptic wipes, 3 triple antibiotic ointment, 3 alcohol swabs, benzoin topical adhesive tincture Wound Management/Care: 5 adhesive fabric bandages 1 x 3in (2.5 x 7.6cm), 3 adhesive knuckle bandages, 3 butterfly closure bandages, 1 conforming gauze bandage, 12 gauze dressings, trauma pad Fracture / Sprain / Strain: tape, 1in x 10 yards (2.54cm x 9.1m), elastic bandage with hook-and-loop closure Instruments: forceps, 3 safety pins, gloves, hand wipe Medication: 2 after-bite wipes, 3 antihistamine, 6 ibuprofen, 2 aspirin, 4 diamode Gear Repair / Survival Items: duct tape Other Items: 22 precut moleskins Claimed Weight: 10.4 oz Recommended Use: first-aid treatment for backpacking, hiking, kayaking, rafting, cycling Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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