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DW-JY011
DRAGON
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LIFE IS INEVITABLY
Caring for your family, always at ease
TIMELY HANDLING
Lightweight and portable,
no added burden.
DRUG STORAGE ISSUES
If the medicine is not stored carefully, it is easy to cause damp children to accidentally eat it.
PRODUCT DISPLAY
PRODUCT DETAIL
ABS Snap
Durable and sturdy, bumps won't come off easily.
PE Separator
Separate storage, better organization, visual compartment, easy access.
Safety Base
Can be fixed to the wall and can be easily removed.
Rounded Corners
Preferred PP matrial, prevent scratches.
Whats inside ambulance first aid box?
1. trauma medications or items, such as antiseptic water, commonly used iodophor, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, saline, etc., cotton balls, gauze, cotton pads, bandages used to stop bleeding, and splints used to fix fracture ends.
2. intravenous items or medications, such as syringes or saline, glucose solution, etc., and rescue drugs, such as epinephrine, dopamine, alamine, coramine, lopressor, cetiran, dexamethasone, valium, etc.
3. If the first aid kit is larger or better prepared, there are also supplies such as breathing balloons, masks and tracheal tubes used to manage the airway.
LIFE IS INEVITABLY
Caring for your family, always at ease
TIMELY HANDLING
Lightweight and portable,
no added burden.
DRUG STORAGE ISSUES
If the medicine is not stored carefully, it is easy to cause damp children to accidentally eat it.
PRODUCT DISPLAY
PRODUCT DETAIL
ABS Snap
Durable and sturdy, bumps won't come off easily.
PE Separator
Separate storage, better organization, visual compartment, easy access.
Safety Base
Can be fixed to the wall and can be easily removed.
Rounded Corners
Preferred PP matrial, prevent scratches.
Whats inside ambulance first aid box?
1. trauma medications or items, such as antiseptic water, commonly used iodophor, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, saline, etc., cotton balls, gauze, cotton pads, bandages used to stop bleeding, and splints used to fix fracture ends.
2. intravenous items or medications, such as syringes or saline, glucose solution, etc., and rescue drugs, such as epinephrine, dopamine, alamine, coramine, lopressor, cetiran, dexamethasone, valium, etc.
3. If the first aid kit is larger or better prepared, there are also supplies such as breathing balloons, masks and tracheal tubes used to manage the airway.
