recommended for your boat first aid kit

[DAKA]

Not at all high tech, its not rocket science but it works great on small cuts and those skinned knuckles after working in tight engine bays.

Nothing worse than dripping blood all over the white decks, and unlike a plaster it stays on when wet.

http://www.elastoplastsport.co.uk/sprayplaster/about.htm

 

[marine]

Smarts a bit at first though!

 

[Kawasaki]

Similar product sampled last Saturday.

After some time leaving THE PRODUCT to one side for about 3 years was invited to try it again.
THE PRODUCT was taken introveneously (Swallowed actually)
I began to notice after 5 pints of injecton that all aches and pains began to dissapear, logic set in, the meaning of life became clear.
This wonderfull product was enhanced by a liitle tot of whiskey or 2.


However , The Product left a certain ill feeling and unwellness about my person the following morning.
The Product you advise might be a better bit of kit to keep on board.
Because the medicine I tried did not cure the scuffs and abbrations I suffered whilst getting on board after My Medicine kicked in.

Thanks for the tip.
"Spray on Health care" That,s the way to go!

 

[Frontier]

SWMBO brought home some of this from work,

Not bad for small cuts and good for kids cut knees (if you happen to have kids that is)

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Its not really a bandage its sort of like water but sets like super glue.(but not sticky like SG)

There is a little bottle of the stuff and some special sticks that activate it and apply it, just paint it on wait a few seconds and its set. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Andrew_Fanner]

If it smells of peardrops your Granny probably called it "New Skin" or something like that. I recall similar stuff being used by model plane fans. Dope.

 

[Frontier]

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If it smells of peardrops your Granny probably called it "New Skin" or something like that. I recall similar stuff being used by model plane fans. Dope.


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No it doesn’t smell of pear drops, its not sticky,

I’ve been called some things but “dope” !! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[powerskipper]

being all instructor ish here, but something that is worth adding to a first aid kid is any prescription medicines you have or use and anti histamine, ant fungal cream, sun block, and a pair of glasses if you use them.