First aid kit IWH 023514 Compact DIN 13164 (2022) — vehicle emergency medical kit

Compact first aid kit IWH 023514 Compact DIN 13164 (2022) — vehicle emergency medical kit is a portable medical set designed to meet the DIN 13164 (2022) requirements for vehicle first aid. The kit contains essential consumables and wound-care items arranged for quick access, intended to stabilise minor injuries, control bleeding and provide basic first-response care until professional medical assistance is available. Its compact form factor and organised interior make it convenient to store in a car, van or small workplace first-aid point.

Advantages

The kit complies with the DIN 13164 (2022) standard, ensuring that included items correspond to a recognised specification for vehicle emergency medical supplies. The compact design combines portability with an organised layout that keeps dressings, bandages and haemostatic supplies accessible. Durable packaging protects contents from dust and moisture while remaining lightweight for easy transport. Contents are suitable for prompt treatment of common minor injuries encountered on the road or in everyday environments.

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How to use

Open the case and identify the required item quickly — the interior layout groups similar supplies together for efficient retrieval. Clean and protect injured areas following basic first-aid procedures: use antiseptic wipes to clean wounds, apply suitable dressings and secure them with bandages or adhesive plasters, and apply direct pressure to control bleeding. Use disposable gloves while treating others to reduce infection risk, and replace any single-use items after use. After initial care, seek professional medical assistance if injuries are serious or bleeding does not stop.

Recommendations

Store the kit in an easily accessible place in the vehicle, such as the glove compartment, trunk or under-seat storage. Check contents periodically to replace used or expired items and keep the kit dry and protected from extreme temperatures to preserve the integrity of dressings and adhesives.