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The ClickMedical DIN 13164 First Aid Kit is designed for drivers who prioritize safety and legal compliance while traveling in Europe. It provides all essential medical supplies required by the DIN 13164-2014 standard in a single, compact travel bag. While it is perfectly suited for automotive emergency preparedness, its primary limitation is that it is tailored specifically for standard vehicular injuries and may not cover specialized medical needs.
| Model Part Number | DIN 13164 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ClickMedical |
Yes, many European countries mandate that vehicles carry a first aid kit compliant with the DIN 13164 standard.
The bag is designed to house the required DIN components; while there may be minimal space, it is not recommended as it may displace standard first aid equipment.
Yes, the dressings and bandages are sterile. Once a package is opened, it is no longer considered sterile and should be replaced.
You should check the expiration dates on the sterile components annually. Any expired items must be replaced to maintain safety and standard compliance.
Yes, the 190mm metal scissors are designed to be durable enough for cutting through fabric and medical tapes effectively.
Familiarize yourself with the layout of the bag before your journey so you can identify components by feel or position in low light.
Ensure the skin is clean and dry before application. If the kit was stored in extreme heat, the adhesive may be compromised and should be replaced.
There is no complex setup required for this kit. Upon receipt, verify that the storage bag is zipped closed and that the seal on the internal medical components is intact. To maintain the kit, inspect it once every six months to ensure no items are missing after use. Store the kit in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, as heat can degrade the adhesive on plasters and the sterility of dressings. Check the expiration dates on sterile components annually and replace any items that are past their shelf life to ensure full compliance with the DIN standard.
