The enhanced BS8599-1 first aid haversack provides 21 categories of supplies in a shoulder bag format. Combines the standard BS 8599-1 medium specification with eye wash bottles and pods, burn gel sachets, an instant cold pack, dressing scissors, and self-seal waste bags. Designed for appointed first aiders who need enhanced portable provision beyond the standard 15-item haversack.
| Contents | Qty |
|---|---|
| First Aid Guidance Leaflet | 1 |
| First Aid Dressings 12x12cm | 4 |
| First Aid Dressings 18x18cm | 3 |
| Triangular Bandages | 3 |
| Conforming Bandage 7.5cm | 2 |
| Eye Dressing | 3 |
| Washproof Plasters | 60 |
| Sterile Wipes | 30 |
| Microporous Tape 2.5cm x 5cm | 2 |
| Nitrile Gloves (Pair) | 9 |
| Finger Dressings | 3 |
| Face Shield | 1 |
| Foil Blanket | 2 |
| Burn Dressing 10cm x 10cm | 2 |
| Clothing Cutters | 1 |
| Burn Gel Sachets | 3 |
| Self Seal Waste Bags | 6 |
| Eye Wash Pods 20ml | 5 |
| Eye Wash Bottles 250ml | 2 |
| Instant Cold Pack | 1 |
| Dressing Scissors | 1 |
Compliance Summary: This kit meets and exceeds BS 8599-1:2019 with additional field response items. The haversack format provides portable enhanced provision for first aiders covering large or dispersed work environments.
How does this differ from the standard 15-item haversack?
This enhanced haversack contains 21 items compared to the standard 15. The additional items - eye wash bottles and pods, burn gel sachets, instant cold pack, dressing scissors, and self-seal waste bags - provide extended treatment capability for first aiders operating in environments where the nearest fixed first aid station may be some distance away.
When should I choose the haversack over the rucksack?
Both contain identical 21-item enhanced contents. The haversack uses a shoulder strap for quick-access carry and is suited to first aiders who need to access contents frequently during a shift. The rucksack distributes weight across both shoulders and is more comfortable for extended carry across larger sites or outdoor events.