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(Health-NewsWire.Net, July 29, 2015 ) Clearwater, Florida -- First Aid Shoppe, providers of specialized first aid and survival gear to the general public, reports that survivalists have been adopting their combination ResQue1st Emergency Preparedness & First Aid Kit in record numbers.
"We're seeing more and more survivalists picking these up," says First Aid Shoppe COO, Anna Loehwing. "The kit is designed to fill a multi-use role, with items for both first aid and survival, and it's being adopted by more and more people who are looking for those multiple functions."
The ResQue1st Emergency Preparedness & First Aid Kit is compact, less than two pounds and less than one foot in length on its longest side, and yet contains over 160 items for both first aid and survival. With a radio, emergency blanket, light stick, batteries and more, it has key items needed to handle not only first aid for everyday accidents and injuries, but much broader emergencies as well. The kit employs the Easy Access Pocket System, a method for keeping the 167 items in logical filing order, with clearly labeled pockets that make the kit faster and easier to use in an emergency. The Easy Access Pocket System keeps the kit organized even after repeated use.
"There's an amazing number of items packed into this small space," says Ms. Loehwing. "And with the Easy Access Pocket System it's so easy to get to everything -- and to keep it organized when you're done." Items with an expiration date are packed in a separate pocket, with maximum time left.
The ResQue1st Emergency Preparedness & First Aid Kit has become a bestseller with survivalists and users preparing for disaster situations. It comes with a full money back satisfaction guarantee.
The ResQue1st Emergency Preparedness & First Aid Kit is available from First Aid Shoppe on Amazon.
About First Aid Shoppe
First Aid Shoppe is a First Aid company that provides quality emergency first aid products to consumers and professionals.
First Aid Shoppe
Anna Loehwing
727-442-4372
sales@customfas.com
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