Car First Aid Kit No name Donau Safety DIN 13167 pouch

Car first aid kit No name Donau Safety DIN 13167 pouch is a compact vehicle medical kit designed to meet the DIN 13167 requirements for automotive first aid. The pouch contains basic emergency medical supplies intended for treating minor injuries, providing wound care and stabilizing casualties for transport. The kit is presented in a soft, portable pouch sized for storage in glove compartments, door pockets or trunks.

Advantages

The kit follows the DIN 13167 standard, ensuring a defined minimum set of items for vehicle emergencies. Its pouch format offers portability and quick access to supplies. Contents focus on wound management and initial stabilization, making the kit practical for everyday road incidents. The No name Donau Safety designation identifies the product as intended for automotive first aid use without unnecessary extras.

Suitable for

• Private cars and family vehicles
• Company cars and light commercial vehicles
• Rental and fleet vehicles for basic emergency preparedness
• Storing in glove compartment, under seat or trunk for road trips

Key specifications

• Compliance: kit assembled to meet DIN 13167 standard requirements
• Format: soft pouch for compact storage
• Contents focus: bandages, dressings and basic wound-care items
• Intended use: first aid for minor injuries and casualty stabilization during transport

How to use

Open the pouch and identify required items according to the injury: choose dressings or bandages for bleeding, use wound-cleaning materials if present, and apply pressure or a dressing to control hemorrhage. Use splints or support items if included to stabilize limbs for transport. Replace or replenish used items after each incident to maintain kit readiness. Follow standard first aid procedures and seek professional medical assistance for serious injuries.

Usage recommendations

Store the first aid pouch within reach in the vehicle, protected from moisture and extreme temperatures. Regularly check the kit to ensure consumables are present and not expired, and restock any used or missing items. Train drivers or frequent passengers in basic first aid to improve response during road incidents.