Medication case designed for companies or manufacturing units of group A and B and in any case with three or more workers. Content according to DM 388/2003 annex 1 and D.L. 81/2008 art.45 and D.P.P. 25/2005, Regulation on first aid provisions in companies of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, which supplements the minimum content required by the national decree. For group A companies, the content provided for in annex 1 is to be integrated on the basis of the risks present in the workplace.

Complete with:

• 5 pairs of disposable sterile gloves;
• 1 anti-squirt visor;
• 1 litre of cutaneous Povidone Iodine with 10% iodine for professional use;
• 1.5 litre of saline solution (sodium chloride – 0,9%);
• 10 packages of sterile gauzes 10 x 10 cm – single packaging;
• 2 packages of sterile gauzes 18 x 40 cm – single packaging;
• 2 disposable sterile sheets;
• 2 disposable sterile medical forceps;
• 1 medium-sized elastic bandage;
• 1 package of hydrophilic cotton;
• 2 packages of various sized plasters ready-to-use;
• 2 rolls of high plaster 2,5cm;
• 1 pair scissors;
• 3 tourniquets;
• 2 packages of instant ice;
• 2 disposable sanitary waste bags;
• 1 thermometer;
• 1 sphygmomanometer;
• 1 stethoscope;
• 3 medication packages - 8 cm;
• 3 medication packages - 10 cm;
• 3 elastic edged bandage - size 8 cm;
• 3 elastic edged bandage - size 10 cm;
• 1 isothermal blanket;
• 1 protection handkerchief for artificial ventilation;
• 250 ml bottle of disinfectant;
• First Aid instructions;
• Copy of DM (ministerial order) 388/2003, annex I.

Case equipped with 2 transparent dividers

Dimension: about 402x202x483 mm

Weight: about 7 kg

(Group A companies are those at high risk, such as thermoelectric power plants, nuclear plants and laboratories, mining companies, explosives factories, or companies/production units with more than 5 workers with high INAIL accident index or companies/production units with more than 5 permanent workers in the agricultural sector).

(Group B companies are those with 3 or more workers that do not fall into Group A, so they are not high risk).