Product Description
Essential Burn Kit In Medium Pouch
Product Code: SJ-F30199
New and exclusive range of St John Ambulance and Burnshield® co-branded burn kits

These value for money kits contain fast acting, quick relief dressings and solutions to cool, soothe and halt the burn process. All kits are available in high quality Zenith bags.

Our most comprehensive kit offers great value and is suitable for the majority of environments such as businesses and other high risk areas.

Contents:
5x Burnshield® Burn Blott 3.5ml
2x Burnshield® dressings 10 x 10cm
1x Burnshield® dressings 20 x 20cm
2x Burnshield® digit dressing
1x Burnshield® limb dressing
1x Cohesive foam bandages
2x Conforming bandages 7.5cm x 4m
1x Emergency foil blanket (adult)
1x Hydrogel bottles 125ml
1x Pair of nitrile gloves
1x Plastipore 2.4cm x 5m
1x Tuff-Kut scissors
1x Assorted washproof plasters (pk 10)

Product Category: First Aid

Sub-Category: Burns Treatment

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Delivery Information
This product is usually despatched within 4 Working Days

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Orders Without Personalisation

Orders for garments not requiring personalisation (i.e. embroidery or printing) will usually be despatched on the second working day after your order is placed if placed by 10am. Please allow up to 5 working days for delivery.

Occasionally, demand outstrips supply and we may be out of stock of one or more items that you have ordered. In this event, you will be offered an alternative, or your order may go on "Back Order" or you may cancel the order if you prefer. We will contact you to discuss your order if necessary.

Orders With Personalisation

Orders for garments that require embroidery or printing will usually be despatched within 14 working days of your order being placed. However, outside of busy periods, it is possible that we can despatch your order sooner.

If there are any problems with your order, you will be contacted immediately.

Delivery Method - UK Mainland & Northern Ireland.

Your order will be despatched via Parcelforce or Royal Mail depending on what service you choose in the checkout.

Signature on Delivery Courier deliveries will require a signature on receipt.

What if you are not in? If you are not in at the time that the courier calls, a card will be left with contact details. By arrangement with your local courier and depending on your postcode, re-delivery can be attempted in the evenings or on Saturdays.

Delivery Method - Outside of UK

Your order will be despatched via international courier or Air Mail.

You will be required to sign for receipt of your order.

Please allow up to 25 working days from date of despatch for your order to arrive.

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Orders will be despatched via Royal Mail or Parcelforce depending on your choice. The delivery charge will be added to your order as you progress through the checkout.

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United Kingdom

Method	Max Order Value	Our Charge
Royal Mail	£100.00	from £2.75
Courier	£100.00	£7.95
Courier	£140.00 +	FREE

Includes Channel Islands and Isle of Man. UK delivery is FREE for all orders over £95 (net). Charge varies depending on the size of your order. The exact delivery charge will be shown as you progress through the checkout.

Western Europe

Method	Max Order Value	Our Charge
Courier	£15.00	£6.95
Courier	£30.00	£8.95
Courier	£50.00	£10.50
Courier	£70.00	£14.95
Courier	£100.00	£17.95
Courier	£150.00	£21.95
Above £150.00, increment charge by £0.15 per £20.00 increase in order value.

Rest of World (North America, Australasia, Far East, Falklands etc)

Method	Max Order Value	Our Charge
Courier	£20.00	£7.95
Courier	£30.00	£11.95
Courier	£40.00	£14.95
Courier	£50.00	£16.95
Courier	£100.00	£22.95
Above £100.00, increment charge by £0.15 per £9.00 increase in order value.

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