Description
The DIN 13164:2022 PLUS compliant Car First Aid Kit is designed to ensure safety and immediate assistance in the event of an emergency while traveling by car. Complete with all the medical supplies required by European regulations, it is an essential accessory for dealing with unexpected roadside emergencies with peace of mind and responsibility.
CONTENTS:
Medical devices
- Adhesive plaster DIN 13019-A 5 m x 2.5 cm – 1 piece
- Ready-to-use plasters 14 pieces
- Elastic bandage DIN 61634-FB6 6 cm x 4 m – 2 pieces
- Elastic bandage DIN 61634-FB8 8 cm x 4 m – 3 pieces
- Disposable vinyl gloves DIN EN 455 4 pieces (2 pairs)
- Non-woven absorbent pad DIN 13152-A (sterile) 80 x 60 cm – 1 pc
- Disposable medical mask EN 14683:2019 Type I 2 pcs
- Driving bandage DIN 13151-K (sterile) 6 x 8 cm – 1 pc
- Driving bandage DIN 13151-M (sterile) 8 x 10 cm – 2 pcs
- Driving bandage DIN 13151-G (sterile) 10 x 12 cm – 1 pc
- Non-woven absorbent pad (sterile) 10 x 10 cm – 6 pcs
- DIN triangular bandage 13168-D 96x96x136 cm – 1 pc
- First aid blanket (isothermal) 160 x 210 cm – 1 pc
- Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation shield (CPR shield) 1 pc
Other products
- DIN 58279-A145 scissors 1 pc
- Cleaning wipes 2 pcs
The first aid kit comes with instructions for use in an emergency.
All contents comply with the DIN 13164:2022 standard, extended with the addition of the CPR shield.
In compliance with current regulations, all medical devices included in the kit are CE marked. It is essential to regularly verify the validity of the products.
Carrying an approved first aid kit (DIN 13164 for cars) is mandatory in the following countries:
Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Hungary (all EU countries).
In non-EU countries: Belarus, Moldova, Switzerland, European Turkey, Ukraine.
Italy: The kit is not mandatory for private vehicles. However, possession of a kit is mandatory for company cars, school vehicles, or professional vehicles, according to Ministerial Decree 388/2003.
Countries where the kit is not a legal requirement for private cars: France, Spain, Switzerland. In these cases, use is recommended, but not mandatory.