This Wallace Cameron food hygiene first aid refill kit contains a range of products used to treat injuries and wounds in a catering environment. Containing things such as blue detectable plasters and non-toxic wipes, in the event of an accident you can be sure that the products won't jeopardise food production or preparation. The kit is designed to be stored in a strong, translucent plastic box that is wall mountable for easy access and has an integral carry handle for great portability. Suitable for industrial kitchens and caterers Comes complete with user guide Contains a range of high quality first aid products Includes 40 Adhesive dressings, 1x Adhesive tape, 20 x Alcohol free wipes, 1 x Burn dressing 1 x Large dressing, 4 x Medium dressing, 2 x Triangular bandage, 6 x pairs disposable nitrile gloves 1 x Conforming bandage, 2 x Eyepads, 2 x Finger bandages, 1 x Foil Blanket 1 x Resusciade Vent Aid, 12 x Safety pins, 1 x Shears
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