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Collisions and emergency incidents are impossible to predict when driving on the road, even if you’re an experienced road user. We cover everything you need to know about car first aids kits, including why they’re important, what they should have in them and the UK laws regarding if you should have one in the car when driving.
Burns and scalds can happen any time, anywhere. Knowing how to use the contents of your burns first aid kit is vital to quickly and safely treating burns in an emergency. We cover everything you need to know here.
Do you know what should be in a burn first aid kit? We cover all the essential items needed to provide fast and effective burncare in an emergency, whether you’re at home or in the workplace. Make sure you’re prepared to safely treat time-critical burns or scalds as soon as needed!
Crepe bandages have many uses in hospitals, sports fields, homes, or even spas! We cover what they are, their benefits, and how to use a crepe bandage in the best way.
Tubular bandages are the perfect bandage to hold dressings in place securely. Learn how to apply them over arms, legs and fingers safely here.
This article answers the most frequently asked questions about Burnshield’s comprehensive burncare range.
Our bodies protect our eyes in several different ways so that dust, debris, and bright lights don’t damage them. But despite the complex make-up of the eye, it can be easily damaged if it comes into contact with a foreign object or substance.
In this article, we’ll cover the basics of eye wound first aid and what to do in an emergency at work.
Long periods of wear and difficulty reading others’ facial expressions has led people to wonder whether surgical masks work, wanting to know that they are wearing face masks for good reason.
Here, we look at some evidence for the effectiveness of surgical face masks and respirators.
Seconds count when someone has an eye injury, whether they’ve been splashed with rubbing alcohol, or a splinter of wood found its way into the eye, the longer the contaminant is left untreated, the more chance it has of spreading, burning, or scratching the delicate eye membrane.
In this article, we’ll cover quick-fire advice for specific eye injury queries.
25% of businesses fail an inspection of eyewash stations. If your business fails to meet emergency eyewash station requirements you could face a fine or even prosecution.
In this article, we cover everything businesses need to know about eyewash stations.
