Showing posts with label cpr certificate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cpr certificate. Show all posts
Vaseline Intensive Rescue Healing Hand Cream - 3.1 Oz (Pack of 5)
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on Sunday, September 28, 2014
First Aid Only Vehicle Bulk First Aid Kit, 94-Piece Kit
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on Saturday, July 26, 2014
Ben's 30% Deet Repellant 4 oz. Pump
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on Thursday, May 8, 2014
Grafco Elastic Bandages - 4"x 5yd - Box/10
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on Friday, April 18, 2014
These are perfect to fill you office's first aid kit, perfect for a coach's kit bag and perfect for those 1-time use injuries. If you're looking for a bandage that you can use again and again, I'd spend the money and buy a proper bandage. I gave these 'ace type' bandages 4 stars because they work well for a one time use bandage and at a $1.50 a pop, they are cost effective as well.These bandages are poor quality. May be ok for one-time use, but I wanted to use them to wrap my lower legs. I am diabetic. They tear easily and have poor elasticity when stretched unless they are stretched very little. Half had tears just from the clips that came with them.
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These elastic bandages are individually wrapped, they each come with two clips and they are exactly as described in the ad.Read Best Reviews of Grafco Elastic Bandages - 4"x 5yd - Box/10 Here
A box of ten for $14.00! How could you go wrong? Well, the bandages are kinda short, the clips stink, and they lose about half their stretchiness after a wash. But! for $1.40 a pop how can anyone complain. CVS & Walgreen brands go for $6.99 for same size.I had to buy two boxes of these so that I could fully wrap our 7 year old and 3 year old and turn them into "Mummy's", "Mermaids" and "Snakes". Be sure NOT to use the clips because they're sharp. Just tuck the loose end of each bandage back into one of the layers for safety. For the few minutes that they like to walk around with these on it, it's well worth the effort.Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson First Aid To Go Mini Kit
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on Thursday, February 20, 2014
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I got what I bought, but I thought it would be more then Band-Aids. It was just a couple of dollars, I can add a few things and it will be ok.Read Best Reviews of Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson First Aid To Go Mini Kit Here
This has basic stuff in a small package with room to add a few more band aids and antiseptic wipesWant Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson First Aid To Go Mini Kit Discount?
I bought a half dozen of these for use in glove boxes, back packs, etc. The contents are very basic, but there is plenty of room to supplement with extra items. I added a few packets of ibuprofen, aspirin, cortizone, antiseptic, and a couple latex gloves and tweezers to each resulting in a tiny but well-stocked first-aid kit at a bargain price.BodyGear Dust Mask, Package of 5
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on Saturday, December 28, 2013
MJ's Herbals First Aid Salve-One Ounce Concentrate
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on Wednesday, December 18, 2013
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I've used this product on my daughter's healing cuts and scrapes. She absolutely loves it and so do I! She points to the cut under her chin and asks for "balm", meaning MJ's Herbals First Aid Salve! I love it because it's helped her cut heal extremely well, and have used it on a scraped knee she got and my own finger cuts as well. Plus it smells and feels great! I can't recommend this product highly enough in fact.Read Best Reviews of MJ's Herbals First Aid Salve-One Ounce Concentrate Here
I keep on going back and forth on which product of MJ's Herbals is my favorite. What I can say is that this one is a must have Salve. I have one in my medicine kit, and I also take one to go when I go camping, hiking, etc.Great product! Must have it! And it lasts A LONG TIME!!!!!!!!!!
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This salve has a nice herbal scent and seems to work as a first aid salve. Today, I went to use my salve and discovered that my small plastic container that I was using to store my salve was covered with small ants. I am not sure what ingredient the ants were attracted to, however they were all over this stuff. Just beware to store it in an area that critters can't get to it. I also noticed that the salve will melt at temperatures above 80 degrees. Even at room temperature it seems rather soft.3M Medipore Soft Cloth Surgical Tape - 2" x 10 yds - MMM2962MMM2962_ea
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on Sunday, November 17, 2013
Relax to Sleep
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on Friday, November 8, 2013
Several years ago, William Barton, Ph.D., put out "Relax to Sleep". It immediately became my new favorite and has stayed one of my favorites. Almost all clients respond positively to it. I give it not just for sleep, but for general relaxation and stress reduction training.
The combination of Dr. Barton's voice, the guided imagery used, the inclusion of breathing phrases, and the music background that comprise Track 1 are ideal for me. In addition to the script, Relax to Sleep has a background of beautiful guitar music by Teja Bell. Bell is a Zen priest whose "New Age" background music on this CD creates a meditative, deeply calming effect that supports the script very well. Track 2 is the sound of ocean waves and an occasional sea bird, without voice or music.
Track 1 of "Relax to Sleep" begins with what I believe is the single most important thing for people with problems in sleeping to learn to do: focusing on the moment and letting go of other concerns. Dr. Barton guides this by first directing attention to restful breathing and to releasing all tensions on the exhalation. Then a suggestion of an image of a metal box with a heavy lid is given, into which all concerns can be placed for the night. (When I first re-read this sentence, I discovered that I'd written "mental" box! I doubt that this unconscious association will be mine alone and makes the phrase even more evocative than I thought.)
After this are autogenic phrases for muscle heaviness and comfort; calm and regular heart beat, warm and relaxed solar plexus, effortless breathing, mind quiet and serene, and whole body relaxed and warm. An image of tension streaming down the body and out the toes is occasionally given. This is always accompanied by a descending glissando of the guitar. A musical vocabulary is thus established. Later, when this glissando occurs without the spoken script, we know just what to do, without thinking . After the autogenic phrases, and about 12 and half minutes into the CD, the words end and the soothing guitar music continues for ten minutes. Then the sound of ocean waves joins the music. By the end, the music fades and only the ocean waves are heard for the final four minutes. In total, the CD is 27½ minutes long. Listeners are likely to be sound asleep by this time or at least, deeply relaxed.
There are several things I especially like about this CD in addition to the script itself. First, is the voice. It is calm, steady, reassuring, with just the right pacing and phrasing. Too fast, and listeners have a hard time relaxing. Too slow, and the listener's mind can start to wander. Second, Teja Bell's music is ideal for relaxing, letting go of stress and drifting into sleep. The guitar uses just enough of an echo effect for a sustained flow of the melody that facilitates sustained letting go in the listener. Behind the solo guitar is a background of even more sustained harmonics that blend into one another. This creates a continuous surrounding cocoon for the melody -and the listener -to float on. This "drone" background with its trance-inducing quality is typically used in Indian classical music but much less often in Western music. The listener is almost unaware of it, and it is ideal for a sleep tape.
The only element of the recording that doesn't work as well for me as all the rest is the ocean surf sound. Track 1 ends with this and Track 2 consists only of this. This is an entirely individual response, I know. For me, the incoming surf "crashes" onto shore and has a stimulating rather than restful effect. Many people will find the surf sounds peaceful and relaxing. Dr. Barton is an avid sailor, so of course, this would be one of the most relaxing sounds in all nature for him. The sound isn't too loud and since I'm usually asleep before this portion begins, it's not really a problem for me.
Overall, the combination of the voice, the autogenic phrases, the music and the technical quality of the CD, create an excellent program for anyone to use for sleep and for general relaxation and stress reduction.
Tena Serenity Pantiliners
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on Monday, October 28, 2013
MediBuddy First Aid Kit
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on Saturday, October 19, 2013
Sorbon Sachet S Dressing by Carolon Company ( DRESSING, SORBION SACHET S, 10X10CM 4X4 ) 10 Each / b
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on Tuesday, August 6, 2013
If you have weeping and /or weeping wounds in your arm or leg, you may have lymphedema. If you do, you need to have your MD refer you to a Certified Lymphedema Therapist. You can find one at lymphnet.org. If you need to learn more about lymphedema, a good web site is lymphnotes.com.
Compliance Skin Caring Hand Sanitizer 4 oz (48/cs)
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