First aid kit cases, seasickness bands

Every vessel, depending on its intended cruising range, must be equipped with an appropriate nautical first aid kit. Nautica Basile provides comprehensive kits designed to handle the most common emergencies that can occur at sea, from minor injuries to more complex situations requiring immediate intervention.

The choice of kit should primarily be based on the distance from shore you plan to navigate. A kit intended for sailing within 6 nautical miles will have a different composition than one designed for unlimited navigation, which requires a more complete and specific inventory.

It is crucial not to underestimate the expiration dates of the products contained within the kit. Regularly inspect your marine first aid kit and promptly replace any medications or dressings that have passed their expiration date to ensure they remain effective when needed.

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What should a first aid kit for unlimited navigation contain?

A kit for unlimited navigation should contain, in addition to basic dressings (gauze, plasters, bandages), also specific medications for seasickness, painkillers, antihistamines, broad-spectrum antibiotics, wound disinfectants, sterile gloves, scissors, tweezers, and a detailed first aid manual. It is advisable to also include a thermometer and a tourniquet.

How to properly store a first aid kit on board?

The kit should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity. It is essential to use a waterproof and durable container to protect the contents from seawater and the elements. Periodically check the integrity of the container.

What is the difference between a first aid kit for navigation within 6 miles and one for unlimited navigation?

The main difference lies in the completeness of the equipment. The kit for unlimited navigation must have a more complete equipment, able to cope with more complex and prolonged medical emergencies, including a wider range of drugs and diagnostic tools. The kit within 6 miles is more basic, focused on minor emergencies.

What are the reference regulations for first aid kits on board?

Regulations vary depending on the flag of the vessel and the navigation area. It is essential to consult the specific regulations of the country in which the boat is registered and the directives of the local maritime authorities to ensure that you have a kit on board that complies with current laws. Nautica Basile offers kits that comply with the main European regulations.

What to do in case of a medical emergency on board?

In the event of a medical emergency on board, the priority is to ensure the safety of the patient and the crew. Assess the severity of the situation, provide first aid following the instructions in the manual included in the kit, and immediately contact the maritime authorities via VHF radio or satellite phone, providing the exact location of the vessel and a detailed description of the emergency.

What should a first aid kit for unlimited navigation contain?

A kit for unlimited navigation should contain, in addition to basic dressings (gauze, plasters, bandages), also specific medications for seasickness, painkillers, antihistamines, broad-spectrum antibiotics, wound disinfectants, sterile gloves, scissors, tweezers, and a detailed first aid manual. It is advisable to also include a thermometer and a tourniquet.

How to properly store a first aid kit on board?

The kit should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity. It is essential to use a waterproof and durable container to protect the contents from seawater and the elements. Periodically check the integrity of the container.

What is the difference between a first aid kit for navigation within 6 miles and one for unlimited navigation?

The main difference lies in the completeness of the equipment. The kit for unlimited navigation must have a more complete equipment, able to cope with more complex and prolonged medical emergencies, including a wider range of drugs and diagnostic tools. The kit within 6 miles is more basic, focused on minor emergencies.

What are the reference regulations for first aid kits on board?

Regulations vary depending on the flag of the vessel and the navigation area. It is essential to consult the specific regulations of the country in which the boat is registered and the directives of the local maritime authorities to ensure that you have a kit on board that complies with current laws. Nautica Basile offers kits that comply with the main European regulations.

What to do in case of a medical emergency on board?

In the event of a medical emergency on board, the priority is to ensure the safety of the patient and the crew. Assess the severity of the situation, provide first aid following the instructions in the manual included in the kit, and immediately contact the maritime authorities via VHF radio or satellite phone, providing the exact location of the vessel and a detailed description of the emergency.