First Aid Guide?

I was in dance for 15 years and aquired quite a few injuries during that time. Some good things to always have handy are bandaids, ACE bandages, peroxide, and Sportscream. It's also handy to h...

Any CLEAN gauze and tape will do. Change daily. If it is draining _4 times a day.

"Whenever hot oil splutters on the skin, immediately put the affected area under a running tap. The idea is to cool off the skin as heat tends to damage skin tissue. Then give a cold compress ...

Give them an aspirin if they're concious, if not, get help ASAP, otherwise there's not much you can do but wait.

spend what you can afford. No one expects you to go broke trying to be a good Samaritan. buy as much as you can afford at first, then add on as needed each month.

Wear underwear that more constricting(briefs as opposed to boxers or nothing) to prevent the penis from flipping & flapping all around. Use a penile shaft to help correct, sort of like a brac...

The first thing you do is call poison control or 911. You should read the lable if the container is handy for the swallowed chemicals but first and foremost for both of these is to call poision co...

St John Ambulance in England offer high quality, low price first aid training, especially as they have recently launched a new 'Community First Aid Suite' in some areas. If you become ...