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First Aid Kit (Vehicle)

Item #: K606-227

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The perfect kit for all vehicles. Compact and easy to refill.

Made by Certified Safety Manufacturing, Inc (Manuf. Part # K606-227)
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First Aid Kit (Vehicle)

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The perfect kit for all vehicles.  Compact and easy to refill.

  • Dust and moisture resistant
  • 48 first aid items
  • Dimensions: 5" H x 8" W x 3" D
  • ANSI Z308.1.2003
  • Certified Safety Manufacturing, Inc (Manuf. Part # K606-227)

KIT CONTENTS

  • 16 Certi-Strip™, Plastic   1" x 3" 
  • 4 Bandage Compress   2"    
  • 1 Bandage Compress   4"
  • 3 Triangular Bandage with Pins   40"   
  • 4 Certi-Gauze™ Pads   3" x 3" 
  • 2 Adhesive Certi-Tape™   1/2" x 2.5 yds 
  • 6 Certi-Burn™ Cream   1 gm   6 
  • 10 Antiseptic BZK Towelette   5" x 7"    
  • 1 Absorbent Compress   32 sq. in    
  • 2 Gloves, Nitrile Pair, M/L

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