Care Plus First Aid Kit Basic

Care Plus First Aid Kit Basic 

Care Plus " We have a large range of First Aid Kits for at home, in the car and on holiday. We have compiled 13 different travel kits, each containing the right contents for your trip. When you go hiking in Austria, you will need a different First Aid Kit than when you're going to a tropical destination. Do you have small children? Then the comprehensive Family First Aid Kit, with special plasters and blister care for kids, will be perfect. View below which First Aid Kits we have included in our range. For more than 20 years, we have carefully compiled First Aid Kits for at home and on holiday. We always ensure that we develop the most effective and responsible products and tools. Every Care Plus First Aid Kit is compiled in collaboration with expedition medics. Almost every Care Plus First Aid Kit (except the Basic First Aid kit) contains the "Care Plus First Aid Guide". The guide consists of 40 pages full of valuable First Aid tips from medical professionals, written by Dr. R. Hulsebosch. The guide clearly explains medical situations, how to deal with these and which First Aid Items to use to treat the casualty. The booklet explains, among others, some basic First Aid Rules, the Heimlich manoeuvre and the Rautek grip, resuscitation and how a wound should be treated and which bandage to use. On the back of our First Aid Kit packaging, you will find the contents written in four languages including images. In the little bags inside our First Aid Kits, you have extra space to add your own items, such as medicines."

Care Plus Basic First Aid Kit Main Features:

• Compact and practical kit containing a basic set of First Aid items. Particularly suitable for short trips, day trips, outdoor sports activities and cycle rides.
• Content:
  Sterile compress 5x5 cm, 5 pieces
  Hydrophilic bandage 5 cm x 4 m
  Wound plasters 19x38 mm, 5 pieces
  Wound plasters 25x72 mm, 5 pieces
  Wound plasters 60x100 mm, 2 pieces
  Trauma dressing 12x12 cm
  Adhesive plaster, roll 1.25 cm x 1 m
  Vinyl gloves, 1 pair
  Alcohol wipes, 4 pieces
  Trauma shears (small)
  Tweezers
  Safety pins, 6 pieces
  

Where can I find the best-before date of the product?
On the label of the packaging (header card) and on the individual products. In accordance with European legislation, the date is written in English format. Example: 202105 (2021-05) means May 2021.

Which first aid kit should I take on holiday?
We offer a variety of first aid kits for different users, activities and destinations. See an overview of our product range below.

How quickly should ticks be removed?
Remove the tick safely with a tick remover such as tick tweezers, preferably within 8 hours of the bite. Write down the date and location of the bite and keep an eye on it for a couple of weeks. If you suspect an infection, consult your doctor.

What causes blisters?
When the skin is under constant friction or pressure, a blister can form. Due to friction and pressure, the top layer of the skin separates from the layer below. A blister filled with tissue fluid forms in this spot. The body forms the blister to protect that area of the skin from further pressure and friction. There are ways to reduce the risk of blisters forming.

Why use a blister plaster?
Good blister plasters relieve pressure and pain and can help prevent infections.

Product text updated 7.10.2026.