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The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has established minimum performance requirements for first aid kits and their supplies. The newest ANSI standard (ANSI/ISEA Z3-8.1-2015) includes two classes of First Aid Kits: Class A and Class B. Class A kits are meant to help treat common workplace injuries, whereas Class B kits contain a wider range …
Disposable Medical Gloves were first mass-produced by rubber manufacturer Ansell in 1964. They have since become one of the most widely utilized tools in healthcare. As the market for personal protection continues to grow, the production of single-use gloves grows as well. There is an increasing demand for varying sizes, styles, and materials. On E-FirstAidSupplies.com, …
We have previously covered why we believe every First Aid Kit should have a Tourniquet, and we now stock an SOF Wide Tactical Tourniquet that is compact enough to be included in any kit. While you may not feel it is necessary for your personal Home First Aid Kit, a tourniquet should definitely be part of any …
Effective January 19th, 2017, the FDA has banned medical supply manufacturers, salesmen, and distributors from producing and distributing powdered gloves of any material. This is due to evidence that using a powdered patient examination glove can pose a serious risk to the patient “including airway and wound inflammation, post-surgical adhesions and allergic reactions” (for more …
With summer now in full swing, National Parks and other hiking trails are populated with both experienced and inexperienced hikers and campers. Knowing basic Summer hiking safety and first aid allows you to treat anything from a small blister to a serious fall or severe dehydration. Each trail runs its own risks, and it is …
