St. John's SJF T3 (Travel Safety Kit) - Medium

Frequently Asked Questions

• When should I call 108?
  Call 108 only for emergency purposes like a serious injury, when you could not stop the bleeding and don’t know what to do next, if the person becomes unconscious or having head injury. You can call 108 and seek medical advice. Don’t make a call without any emergency or for minor injuries; it can delay in getting emergency medical assistance to someone who really needs that.
• How do we give first aid?
  At first, try to stop the bleeding with the cotton. Clean the wound with antiseptic solution. Apply ointment and cover the wound with dressing bandage.
• What should you have in the travel first aid kit?2
  The travel first aid kit should contain disposable latex-free exam gloves, adhesive plasters in assorted sizes, hydro-colloid blister plasters, Gauze, adhesive first aid tape, elasticated bandage wrap for sprains and strains.
• What is a travel kit?
  The primary goal of assembling a travel first aid kit is to ensure that it contains all of the necessary supplies for managing minor wounds and illnesses. Travel insurance is essential for more serious problems and illnesses because it will cover medical costs in the event that hospitalisation is required.
• Is there any first aid kit available for bikers?
  Instant medical care, Prevents excessive blood loss, Can reduce recovery time, Necessary aid before medical help arrives, Reduces the severity of the wound.
• What is first aid?
  First aid is the urgent care given to anyone who has a slight or serious disease or injury with the goal of preserving their lives.