Injuries on the water can come in many different shapes and forms. Accidents with sharp fishing equipment and slipping on wet decks are the two most common. Boating accidents are also something to be cautious about, even if they are rare. Getting help out on the water can be hard unless you are in a high-traffic area with patrol boats. US laws also require all water vessels to have a first aid kit, so stay safe and follow the law by packing a first aid kit on your boat.
What Does a Marine First Aid Kit Need?
Your boat’s first aid kit needs to handle both mild and serious medical situations. Our line of Marine First Aid Kits has everything you need to stay safe on the water. From compact kits, perfect for your jet ski, to large excursion kits containing supplies for up to 10 crew members E-firstaidsupplies.com has everything you need to be prepared on the water.
We currently have a selection of seven marine first aid kits to meet your specific needs. Our kits are available in waterproof hard sided and soft sided cases. Our soft sided cases come with modular packages to help organize your first aid supplies/equipment for quick and easy access. We also offer refills to keep your medical sea pack or marine kit fully stocked. At e-FirstAidSupplies we make it easy for you to keep the kits stocked with up-to-date first aid supplies.
We make all of our Marine Kits in the United States with quality materials. By assembling the kits ourselves, we ensure that they contain essential items that you will need in the event of a boating emergency. Our line of marine kits can be found on boats all over the world. From small day boats to ocean crossing super yachts, our Daypak kit is even the first aid kit of choice on coast guard cutters in every port in the United States.
Boat Safety
As a boat owner, you are responsible for the safety of your passengers as soon as they board your vessel. It is your responsibility to have the necessary medical supplies to help treat injuries in the event of a medical emergency. A first aid kit will help you handle any situation out on the water regardless of crew size or the purpose of the trip.
You should also keep an appropriate number of life vests onboard, and passengers should always wear their life jacket. Unless the person is in an enclosed cabin, even on a boat with guardrails, there is always a potential chance of something causing them to fall overboard. Sailboats are the most common vessel for an onboard injury or man overboard incident. Someone who is not paying attention can easily be hit by the mast, trip over a rope, or suffer a serious rope burn. The proper safety precautions on watercraft are paramount.
