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You could argue a first aid kit is like car insurance; you hope you never need it but when you do, you’re glad you had it. We’re not talking about top-tier paramedic equipment here; just a basic first ...

Every home needs a dedicated first aid kit, even if it’s only used to organize the supplies scattered in medicine cabinets, drawers and cupboards, making it much easier to grab them in a stressful ...

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No one wants to suffer any sort of injury while travelling, but when you do, it pays to have a first aid kit to hand. In some European countries it is not just wise, but a legal requirement to have ...

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There are always going to be risks associated with cycling, especially if you're out on uneven terrain or isolated areas that are hard for the emergency services to reach. That's why a mini first aid ...

Do you carry a first aid kit in the mountains? We take a look at the essentials for any mountaineering first aid kit and how to use them. Picture the scene. You're four hours into a walk in one of ...

People with diabetes have lengthy lists of medication, equipment and devices to keep track of. This is why it can be so useful to have first aid kits. Having first aid kits at homen, when going out, ...

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University of the Arts London graduate Yalan Dan has fabricated a series of 3D-printed bioplastic joints that can be used to repair furniture or construct it from scraps. His Furniture First Aid Kit, ...