MY MEDIC Cycle Medic Bicycle First Aid Kit-PRO

Description

The Cycle Medic is your ideal biking partner, offering security on steep slopes, protection from road hazards, and safety on gravel paths. Ride fearlessly with My Medic. This first - aid kit provides treatment for cuts, scrapes, blisters, rashes, and more. Our supplies are carefully selected by both riders and medical experts, so you're well - protected whether you're on or off your bike.

• It can be easily attached to most bikes using the included velcro straps.
• Recommended by medical professionals.
• Designed by cyclists specifically for cyclists.
• Approved for HSA/FSA.

*Kit contents may be slightly replaced with similar items due to stock shortages

⚠WARNING: Reproductive Harm - https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

Contents

Both Versions Contain:

• 1 - 2' Gauze Roll
• 1 - 1'x6' Tubular Gauze
• 1 - 2'x6' Tubular Gauze
• 1 - 1'x3' SuperSkin Bandage
• 2 - 2'x4' SuperSkin Bandage
• 2 - Ibuprofen (2 per pkg.)
• 1 - Friction Frosting
• 1 - Sting Relief
• 2 - Triple Antibiotic Ointment
• 1 - Sunscreen
• 1 - Lip Balm
• 1 - Super Hand Wipe | Single
• 2 - Antiseptic Towelette
• 1 - Kokos
• 1 - Secure Strips (1 pack of 6 strips)
• 1 - Gloves

Blister | MOD

• 3 - 1' x 3' SuperSkin Blister Strips

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Pro Items:

• 1 - RapidTq
• 1 - Chest Seal Pair

Specs

Height: 7.25 in

Width: 2.25 in

Depth: 2 in

Weight: 5.1 - 10.6 oz

Using the My Medic Cycle Medic Bicycle First Aid Kit is a breeze. First, attach it to your bike with the velcro straps included. That way, it'll be right there when you need it. For minor cuts and scrapes, clean the area with an antiseptic towelette, then cover it with a SuperSkin Bandage. If you get a blister, use the SuperSkin Blister Strips. For pain, take the ibuprofen. When dealing with stings, apply the sting relief. And don't forget to protect your skin from the sun with the sunscreen and your lips with the lip balm. As for the Pro Items like the RapidTq and Chest Seal Pair, use them according to the situation as they're for more serious injuries. Just remember, the kit contents might change a bit if there are stock shortages. Also, be aware of the reproductive harm warning. To keep your kit in good shape, store it in a cool, dry place. Check the expiration dates of items regularly and replace any expired products. That way, your kit will always be ready to help you stay safe on your bike rides.