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First Aid

Be prepared for everyday injuries with essential first aid products. Whether treating cuts, burns, sprains, or minor wounds, having the right supplies ensures fast and effective care. Our range of first aid essentials includes bandages, antiseptic creams, plasters, and pain relief treatments. From home kits to workplace and travel essentials, find everything you need to manage minor injuries safely and efficiently.

The knee support can also be used following knee surgery and during knee rehabilitation and can help to provide stability and support following knee injuries such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, torn knee cartilage, sprained medial knee ligament, posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) ruptur..
€18.00
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This is bandage is worn around the ankle to protect it or for immobilization while allowing it to heal from sprains and other minor injuries. Ankle braces are used to immobilize the joint while providing heat and compression to the bones.• Reinforced edges for durability • Breathable fabric an..
€11.18
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Product Information  Nelson's Arnica Arnicare Topical Cream is here for every bump, fall and knock, treating swelling and bruising with the beneficial natural properties of a vibrant yellow flower called Arnica. This herbal medicinal remedy exclusively developed on the time-honoured use of the..
€8.49
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Nelsons Arnicare Arnica Cream is a topical herbal remedy traditionally used in the symptomatic treatment of bruises Active ingredient Arnica montana tincture Dermatologically tested For external use only Arnica montana, a vibrant yellow flower, has been recognised for its beneficial natural pro..
€9.95
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Product Information  Nelson's Arnica Cooling Gel is here to cool and revitalize legs and feet used to going the extra mile. From workers on their feet, all day to athletes who regularly push their bodies to the limit, this refreshing and restoring gel will be a new recovery essential, perfect ..
€6.00
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Menthol and Wintergreen Cream is used for relief of: Muscular pains Lumbago Fibrositis Rheumatic pain and strains It is non greasy and will not stain Do not use if you are under the age of 16 unless instructed by your pharmacist or doctor. Do not apply to cracked or broken skin and avoid contact wit..
€10.90
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Medisilk Silk Tape; Perfect for the holding dressing pads and medical devices. Silk finished, Medisilk tape is streth resistang, water repellent, with strong hypoallergenic adhesive.This tape is porous, breathable & hypoallergenic making it ideal for use on sensitive skin,  Silk tape can be..
€2.90 €2.95
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Mediform Conforming Bandage 10CM X 4M
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Mediform Conforming Bandage 10cm X 4m 1..
€1.00 €1.25
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Medicare Transparent Plasters AssortedMedicare Assorted Transparent Plasters provide a variety of flexible transparent plasters with a skin coloured wound pad that are hypoallergenic, adhesive and non-irritant. Virtually invisible they are an innovative way to treat and protect minor wounds without ..
€4.95
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Medicare Spray PlasterMedicare Spray Plaster is a revolutionary invisible spray-on plaster that provides an immediate water proof seal that protects cuts and grazes with a transparent, breathable and protective film. Protecting the wound from water, dirt and germs, reducing the risk of infection and..
€11.50
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First Aid FAQs


What should a basic first aid kit include?

A well-stocked first aid kit should include plasters, sterile dressings, antiseptic wipes, adhesive tape, scissors, gloves, and pain relief tablets. Burn gels, antihistamines, and wound cleaning solutions are also useful for managing minor injuries.


How do I treat a minor cut or wound?

To treat a minor wound, clean the area with antiseptic wipes or saline solution, apply an antibiotic cream if needed, and cover with a sterile plaster or dressing. Change the dressing regularly and monitor for signs of infection, such as redness or swelling.


What is the best way to treat a burn at home?

For minor burns, cool the affected area under running water for at least 10 minutes. Avoid using ice, as it can damage the skin. Apply a burn gel or cooling dressing and keep the area covered with a non-stick bandage. If the burn is severe, seek medical attention.


How can I reduce swelling from a sprain or strain?

To reduce swelling from a sprain or strain, follow the RICE method: Rest the affected area, apply Ice, use Compression bandages, and keep it Elevated. Pain relief gels and cold packs can also help manage discomfort.


When should I seek medical help for an injury?

If a wound is deep, continues to bleed after applying pressure, or shows signs of infection, seek medical advice. Severe burns, fractures, or head injuries require immediate professional care. Having a properly stocked first aid kit can help manage minor issues until medical help is available.