Would you open up a medical supply store in a high crime neighborhood?
Posted May 31st, 2010 by admin 7 Comments »
Posted May 31st, 2010 by admin 7 Comments »
What can I do with all these unused medical supplies?
Posted October 24th, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
imcrazy189 asked:
My last roommate had to have a pick put in so he could get factor everyday because he is a hemophiliac. As a result, he had to have gloves, bandages, dressings alcohol swabs, syringes, etc delivered. When he moved out, he left 2 boxes full of supplies. We contacted him yesterday the other day and he said he didn’t need them. Do you think the local hospitals would accept them or is there some organization out there that can use them? I would feel bad throwing it all away but it is taking up space.
They’re the little syringe things without a needle on them.
My last roommate had to have a pick put in so he could get factor everyday because he is a hemophiliac. As a result, he had to have gloves, bandages, dressings alcohol swabs, syringes, etc delivered. When he moved out, he left 2 boxes full of supplies. We contacted him yesterday the other day and he said he didn’t need them. Do you think the local hospitals would accept them or is there some organization out there that can use them? I would feel bad throwing it all away but it is taking up space.
They’re the little syringe things without a needle on them.
What was a first aid kit like during World War 2?
Posted May 18th, 2009 by admin 1 Comment »
Regggieeee!!(:<333 asked:
Question: As medical supplies were quickly exausted, nurses had to make do with what they had on hand. Make a list of some of the substitutes they devises for bandages, stretchers, and blood supplies.
Question: As medical supplies were quickly exausted, nurses had to make do with what they had on hand. Make a list of some of the substitutes they devises for bandages, stretchers, and blood supplies.
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Why does my first aid kit include chalk?
Posted March 6th, 2009 by admin 10 Comments »
hobart paving asked:
I bought a ready-made first aid kit. The kit includes lots of sensible medical supplies such as bandages, iodine, antibiotics etc. But what’s with the sticks of chalk, why is chalk in a first aid kit?
I bought a ready-made first aid kit. The kit includes lots of sensible medical supplies such as bandages, iodine, antibiotics etc. But what’s with the sticks of chalk, why is chalk in a first aid kit?
Where is a good place on the internet to sell brand new medical supplies?
Posted January 29th, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
Once upon a time in yahoo land asked:
Mostly unopened boxes of bandages, silver dressings for open wounds and such. Anyone provide me with some links for this.
Mostly unopened boxes of bandages, silver dressings for open wounds and such. Anyone provide me with some links for this.
Thank you
There are no class A drugs or any drugs included in this sale, just large boxes of bandages and silver wound care bandages, 10 bandages to a box, five boxes total for the silver bandages. Wholesale each 10 silver bandages sells for $139.00, we have 5 packages available for a total of 50 sealed envelopes.