First aid

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  • A green box labeled "Protection Kit" by Orkla Wound Care AB contains a face mask with a valve, four gloves, and instructions for a safe skin cleanser. The text reads: "First aid for everyone. Everywhere." The package contains 1 piece.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Protection set (including gloves, Safety Skin Cleanser, Atemanda with one -way valve) | Pack (1 piece)

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  • Sterile medical bandages, sanitary pads, and gauze bandages from the DIN-Mine set | Pack (1 piece) by Orkla Wound Care AB are neatly arranged in individual packages on a white surface, reflecting the organized precision of DIN-Mine writing supplies.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Set Din-Mine | Pack (1 piece)

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  • A package labeled “Soft-Hand Latex Finger Cots, Size 3 – 100 Count” from Servoprax GmbH contains medium-sized, non-sterile finger cots. The packaging is black with a red-and-white label and is powder-free.
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    Servoprax GmbH

    Soft hand latex fingerlings, size 3 - 100 pieces | Pack (100 pieces)

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  • The rectangular, yellow Söhngen APOLLO-THERMO seat cushion from W. Söhngen GmbH has rounded corners, a silver, reflective underside (one corner is folded over in the picture), and brown-edged borders for comfort and warmth. Package: 1 piece.
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    W. Söhngen GmbH

    Söhngen Apollo-Thermo seat cushion | Pack (1 piece)

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  • The Söhngen Orange Car First Aid Kit, supplied by W. Söhngen GmbH, features white "First Aid Kit" lettering, a cross symbol, and vehicle symbols on the lid—perfect for first aid in accordance with DIN 13164. Package (1 piece).
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    W. Söhngen GmbH

    Söhngen car association box orange with filling | Pack (1 piece)

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  • The Orkla Wound Care AB 14.0 V DC transformer for the heating cabinet (REF 790400) is a wall-mounted power supply with fixed cables, a black cylindrical plug, and a nameplate on the rectangular gray housing. It is shipped in a package (cardboard box).
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Trafo 14.0 V DC for heat cabinet, REF 790400 | Cardboard (1 pack)

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  • The LARGE DIN first aid kit from Orkla Wound Care AB contains bandages, gauze, ice packs, scissors, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, and first aid instructions—all neatly organized in labeled compartments. Package: 1 piece.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Verbandkasten Large din | Pack (1 piece)

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  • A wall mount (for 500 ml eye wash) from Orkla Wound Care AB, including a glow-in-the-dark sign, for the safe storage of an eye wash bottle with instructions for emergency eye irrigation. The package contains 1 unit.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Wall bracket (for eye rinsing 500 ml) A subsequent sign is included in the scope of delivery | Pack (1 piece)

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  • The Orkla Wound Care AB Wall Mount for First Aid Kit 2X1 (1 piece) is a white wall mount for first aid kits, ideal as an empty emergency kit. It features space for accessories, a green cross, and Cederroth branding.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Wall bracket first aid box 2x1 | Pack (1 piece)

    Regular price ¥4,008 JPY
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  • The Orkla Wound Care AB Wall Mount for Eye Wash Case, REF 51011042 (1 piece), is a white, wall-mounted metal bracket with four screw holes and a rectangular front opening, ideal for organizing your eye wash case.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Wall bracket for eye sink Ref 51011042 | Pack (1 piece)

    Regular price ¥2,924 JPY
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  • The Orkla Wound Care AB Eye Wash Warmer 500x2 (1 pack) contains two eye wash bottles in a black tray, each with a green label and illustrated instructions—perfect for first aid treatment of eye injuries.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Warm cabinet for eye rinse 500x2 | Cardboard (1 pack)

    Regular price ¥72,027 JPY
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  • A blue Orkla Wound Care AB wound care dispenser (1 pack), containing wound care products and bandages, is shown against a white background.
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    Orkla Wound Care AB

    Wound supply dispenser, blue | Cardboard (1 pack)

    Regular price ¥10,581 JPY
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First Aid in the Workplace and Institutional Settings

First aid is a central component of any responsible workplace and safety organization. It serves to respond quickly and effectively in the event of accidents or acute health emergencies until further medical measures can be taken. In many sectors, structured first aid is not only recommended but is firmly embedded in organizational structures and an integral part of internal safety protocols.

Typical areas of application include industry and trade, warehousing and logistics operations, educational institutions, healthcare, and public facilities. Reliable first aid is also essential in offices, workshops, or common areas to be prepared for cuts, eye irritations, or burns and to enable rapid wound care. It is crucial that

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supplies are readily available, clearly labeled, and tailored to the specific application.

In professional settings, first aid helps minimize risks and instill confidence in taking action. Clear structures, standardized products, and a well-organized layout make it easier to take the right steps in an emergency. In this way, first aid becomes an integral part of preventive measures and contributes to a safe work environment.


Quality and Selection of First Aid Supplies

First aid supplies are characterized by functionality, reliability, and a clear focus on practical use. The products are designed for immediate use and to allow for simple procedures even under time pressure. A well-thought-out selection helps provide targeted care for different types of injuries and ensures effective wound care.

Typical features of first aid supplies include:

  • well-organized packaging and clear labeling
  • hygienic and safe use
  • durable construction for daily use
  • contents tailored to various injury scenarios

In practice, solutions such as the Cederroth Eye Wash, which is specifically designed for the rapid flushing of foreign objects or hazardous substances from the eye area, have proven their worth. In addition, the Cederroth Wound Cleansing Spray offers a simple way to clean minor injuries and reduce the risk of infection. For fixed locations, the Cederroth Eye Wash Station, as it provides a clear structure and facilitates quick access.

First aid supplies should be checked regularly and adapted to specific requirements. Consistent quality and clearly defined areas of application make it easier to integrate them into existing safety concepts and ensure reliability in everyday use.


Safe Use and Handling of First Aid Equipment

First aid equipment encompasses all components that go beyond individual materials and enable a structured approach. It is designed to provide guidance in an emergency and simplify procedures. This includes, among other things, stationary systems, specialized dressing solutions, or clearly organized sets for specific types of injuries and structured wound care.

When using the equipment, it is important that it is placed in an easily accessible location and that all involved are familiar with it. Regular visual inspections ensure that contents are complete and ready for use. Storage also plays a role: products should be protected from extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, and moisture to maintain their functionality.

Another aspect of first aid equipment is the safe disposal of used materials. Contaminated dressings or disposable products should be disposed of properly to avoid hygiene risks. In addition, clear internal guidelines for restocking are recommended to ensure readiness at all times.

A structured selection and mindful use of first aid supplies result in a practical solution that provides support in an emergency while also ensuring long-term safety.


Comprehensive First Aid Equipment in the Workplace

First aid equipment forms the foundation of a comprehensive safety structure. It combines individual materials and equipment elements into a cohesive overall concept that is prepared for various situations. The focus is less on individual products and more on their interaction and the meaningful integration of existing areas.

Choose equipment that can be flexibly adapted and takes various requirements into account. A reliable foundation is created by combining it with other, thematically related areas that enhance the overall level of safety.

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A well-thought-out first aid kit not only supports emergency response but also the long-term organization of safety and health in the workplace. It provides guidance, fosters a responsible environment, and effectively rounds out the overall concept.

What are first aid products used for?

First aid products are used to quickly treat injuries and acute emergencies. They help to treat wounds, stop bleeding and carry out initial measures until further medical treatment.

Which products belong to the first aid kit?

First aid equipment includes plasters, bandages, compresses, disinfectants and scissors. The exact content may vary depending on the area of ​​application, for example household, business or vehicle.

Where should a first aid kit be kept?

First aid products should be easily accessible and stored clearly. The storage location should be dry, clean and quickly accessible to everyone.

How often should a first aid kit be checked?

A first aid kit should be checked regularly in order to replace expired or used products in a timely manner. This ensures that all required materials are ready for use in an emergency.