First Aid Kit Polska Firma Donau Safety DIN 13157 with Mouthpiece in Box

First Aid Kit Polska Firma Donau Safety DIN 13157 with Mouthpiece in Box is a portable emergency kit designed to meet the DIN 13157 workplace standard. Supplied in a compact box, this kit contains the standard assortment of dressings, bandages and basic tools prescribed for treating minor injuries and for temporary patient stabilization until professional medical assistance is available. The included mouthpiece supports safe and hygienic rescue breaths during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Advantages

The kit follows the DIN 13157 specification for workplace first aid, ensuring a consistent and recognised set of supplies. Housed in a rigid box, the contents are protected, organised and easy to transport to the incident site. Components are selected for common emergency scenarios such as cuts, abrasions, burns and minor bleeding, and the separate mouthpiece reduces contamination risk when performing rescue breaths.

Suitable for

• Small workplaces and offices
• Construction sites with basic first aid needs
• Shops, service points and reception areas
• Vehicles used for business or field work
• Training and first-response readiness drills

Key specifications

• Compliance: DIN 13157 workplace first aid standard
• Packaging: sturdy supply box for organisation and protection
• Contents: standard assortment of dressings, bandages, adhesive plasters and basic wound care supplies
• Resuscitation accessory: separate mouthpiece for hygienic rescue breaths
• Portability: compact and suitable for transport to incident locations

How to use

Open the supply box and assess the situation, prioritising personal safety and scene security. Use gloves and the provided basic wound care supplies to control bleeding and protect wounds. Apply dressings and bandages according to injury type and severity, and use the mouthpiece when performing rescue breaths as part of CPR procedures. Replace or restock used items promptly after any incident to maintain kit readiness.

Usage recommendations

Store the kit in a dry, accessible location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Check contents regularly against the DIN 13157 checklist and replace expired or used items. Provide basic first aid training to designated staff so the kit can be used effectively when needed.