WERO basic filling DIN 13157

The Micaplast® coil plaster is a water-repellent plaster that is used to hold bandages and compresses in place. It is available in the colour blue and measures 5 m x 2.5 cm. The plaster has a latex-free polyacrylate adhesive and is easily recognisable visually, but not detectable. It is well suited for use in environments where high water resistance is required. The Micaplast® coil plaster is a reliable choice for medical needs and provides strong and secure fixation of dressings and compresses.

Chapter:Your safety comes firstImportant when making an emergency callCaring for an injured personUnconsciousnessStable lateral positionRespiratory arrest - resuscitationVentilationUse of AEDShock positioningSerious injuriesAmputationBroken bonesAccidents caused by electricityBurns / scaldsChemical burns

The WERO rescue blanket is an indispensable aid in any emergency situation, whether for accidents, outdoor adventures or in emergency medicine. It consists of a film coated on both sides with a gold and a silver side, which protects against both extreme cold and excessive heat. This lightweight and flexible blanket is a standard item in any first aid kit or first aid kit and provides reliable protection from the elements at critical moments. What is a rescue blanket and how does it work? A rescue blanket, also known as an emergency blanket, is an indispensable first aid tool that protects the body from external influences such as cold or heat in extreme situations. The rescue blanket is made of a thin, metal-coated plastic material and provides effective thermal insulation. It works by reflecting body heat and thus minimising heat loss to the environment. This is particularly important to prevent hypothermia in the event of an accident or after severe blood loss, when the body is particularly susceptible to a drop in temperature. As well as protecting against the cold, the rescue blanket can also be used to protect the body from overheating by reflecting the sun's rays and thus reducing the effect of heat. Its ease of use and versatility make it an indispensable aid in emergency situations, whether in the medical field, during outdoor activities or in everyday use.The rescue blanket can be used in first aid as well as in various other scenarios such as natural disasters, hiking or camping. Its compact size and light weight make it a practical and indispensable part of any emergency kit.Protection from the cold: golden side facing outwardsThe golden side of the rescue blanket protects the body from the cold. When this side is facing outwards, the body heat is reflected and returned to the body so that a large proportion of the heat is released into the environment. This is particularly important in situations where there is a risk of hypothermia, e.g. after an accident outdoors or in a cold environment. By reflecting your own body heat, the rescue blanket can help to stabilise your body temperature and prevent life-threatening hypothermia.Protection from heat: silver side facing outwardsThe silver side of the rescue blanket is ideal for protecting the body from extreme heat and strong sunlight. When this side is facing outwards, it reflects the sun's rays and thus reduces the direct heat effect on the body. This helps to prevent overheating by reducing the heat input from outside. This use of the rescue blanket is particularly useful in hot climates or in direct sunlight to keep the body cool and prevent heat stress.Advantages of the WERO rescue blanketThe WERO rescue blanket offers comprehensive protection against extreme weather conditions, be it rain, wind, heat or cold. Thanks to its special design, it reflects up to 90% of body heat and is therefore an effective protection against the cold, minimising the risk of hypothermia. At the same time, it protects against overheating by reflecting strong sun rays. Thanks to its lightweight and flexible construction, it is easy to transport and simple to use, whether for emergencies at work, road accidents or outdoor activities such as skiing, mountaineering or sailing. With a size of 160 x 210 cm, the rescue blanket offers sufficient surface area to completely cover the body and provide optimum protection.When is a rescue blanket used?Rescue blankets are used in a variety of situations where the body needs to be protected from extreme weather conditions or temperatures. Common areas of use are:First aid in accidents: In the event of road accidents or other emergencies involving injured people or people in shock, the rescue blanket is used to maintain body heat and prevent hypothermia. It is placed over the injured person to minimise heat loss, which is particularly important in cold environments.Hiking and outdoor activities: Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts often carry a rescue blanket to protect themselves in the event of sudden weather changes or accidents. It can be used in an emergency to protect you from the cold or rain if you are in remote areas and help is not immediately available.Emergency medicine and rescue services: Rescue services and emergency doctors use rescue blankets to protect patients during transport. This is particularly important to prevent the patient's condition from deteriorating further due to external influences such as cold or heat.Natural disasters: During disasters such as earthquakes, floods or storms, rescue blankets are often distributed to protect survivors from the elements, especially if they are homeless or cut off from their shelters.Sporting events: At marathons or other sporting events, runners are often given rescue blankets after crossing the finish line to prevent rapid heat loss after physical exertion, especially in cool weather.

Safety and comfort in every situation - The triangular sling (arm sling) in accordance with DIN 13168-D is your reliable companion in emergency care. Whether for arm or hand injuries, this sling provides the necessary stability and support. Thanks to its cosy non-woven fabric quality, it adapts comfortably to the skin and ensures optimum wearing comfort while reliably immobilising injuries. Highlights at a glance Versatile in use: Ideal for immobilising arm and hand injuries.High level of comfort: Made from soft, supple non-woven fabric.Flexible use: Also ideal for securing other bandages or as an emergency bandage.Individually cellophane-wrapped: Individually cellophane-wrapped: Hygienically packaged and ready for immediate use. What is a triangular sling (arm sling) used for? The triangular sling (arm sling) DIN 13168-D was specially developed for the reliable stabilisation of injuries in the arm and hand area. Whether in everyday life, during sport or in an emergency - this sling provides immediate help and relieves pain by effectively immobilising the affected limb. The cosy non-woven fabric quality ensures a comfortable feel, so that the sling can also be worn comfortably over a longer period of time. Extended application possibilities of the triangular sling (arm sling) DIN 13168-D The triangular sling in accordance with DIN 13168-D is not only an indispensable aid for immobilising arm and hand injuries, but is also extremely versatile. Here are some extended application possibilities: Immobilisation for shoulder injuries: The triangular sling can be used for stable immobilisation of the arm in the event of shoulder injuries. It helps to immobilise the shoulder, thereby relieving pain and preventing further damage.Support for rib fractures: In the case of rib injuries, the triangular sheet can be used as a pressure bandage to support the chest wall and relieve pain. Its flexible application makes it easy to adjust and provides the necessary stability.Improvised sling or stretcher: In emergency situations where a stretcher is not available, the triangular sling can be used as an improvised sling to support an injured person and facilitate transport.Fixation of bandages: The triangular sling is ideal for securing large-area dressings, particularly on parts of the body where normal dressings are difficult to apply, such as the head or thigh.This versatility makes the triangular bandage an indispensable part of any first aid kit, both for professional and private use.How do you apply a triangular sling correctly?The correct application of a triangular sling is important for immobilising arm and hand injuries. Here is a step-by-step guide.Preparing the sling: Fully spread out the triangular sling. It should lie flat and crease-free on a clean surface.Positioning the arm: Ask the injured person to hold the affected arm at a right angle in front of the body. The hand should be slightly above the elbow. Place the longest side of the triangular sheet under the arm so that the tip of the sheet (opposite the long side) is pointing towards the elbow. Adjusting the drape: Pull the upper corner of the drape on the uninjured side over the shoulder and place it behind the neck. This corner is then pulled forwards over the injured shoulder.Securing the sling: The lower corner of the triangular sling is pulled upwards and placed over the injured shoulder. This corner should then meet with the corner already placed over the neck.Tie the knot: Tie the two ends of the scarf, which now meet over the shoulder, firmly together. The knot should be tight, but not so tight that the blood circulation is impeded.Fine adjustment: The end of the sling that protrudes below the elbow can be folded back and secured to make the bandage more secure.These steps will keep the arm in a stable position, relieving pain and minimising the risk of further injury until professional medical help is available.

Disposable glove for highly infectious situations, short-term protection for hands and products against moisture and dirt. For industry, food processing, first aid, rescue services.

Hygienic non-woven wipes - for universal use

Face mask according to DIN EN 14683 type 1 with elastic band, 3-ply, colour: blue/white, latex-free

For the storage of valuables

Instant cold compresses for quick help with bruises, sprains and haematomas - just squeeze, shake and you're done! Cooling compresses not only help with typical sports injuries such as bruises, swelling or strains, but also with insect bites, haematomas, minor burns and sprains. Cooling compresses measuring 14 cm x 18 cm and 14 cm x 24 cm can also be used to refill first aid kits and first aid boxes in accordance with DIN 13157 and DIN 13169. Use of the WERO CoolPack instant cold compress To activate the instant cold pack, squeeze the centre of the bag. Then shake the bag a few times to speed up the chemical reaction. The compress now reaches its cooling effect within a few seconds and can therefore be used to cool the injury almost immediately after activation. The cooling effect of the instant cold compress lasts up to 25 minutes. Each compress can only be used once. Pre-cooling is not necessary. Instant cold packs - ideal for when you're on the go Minor injuries can occur anywhere and at any time. Quick cooling can help to alleviate the pain that arises. Instant cold packs are ideal for this application. Whether in your sports bag, mobile first aid kit or handbag - thanks to their compact form, they are the ideal companion for travelling and are always ready to hand. As instant cold packs do not require pre-cooling, they are ready for use at any time. Activation WERO CoolPack instant cold pack

Gently and reliably cleanses both wounds and uninjured skin. Please note Keep out of the reach of children. Material 100 % viscose Ingredients: Saline solution (NaCl) 0.9% Wall mounting of the Werosalin wound and skin cleansing wipe®

Oval compress - ideal for treating eye injuries Product characteristics Colour: white Material: cotton wool Dimensions: 6 cm x 8 cm

Whether for haemostasis or wound covering: Werozell® compresses are ideal for quick wound care - whether at home or on the move. Correct wound care with Werozell sterile compresses® Werozell® compresses are sterile and coated non-woven compresses for the treatment of open wounds and injuries. Thanks to the non-woven manufacturing process and the special coating, it is effectively ensured that the wound does not stick together. This makes the compresses particularly helpful for wound healing and ensures painless dressing changes without straining the tissue. Simple application of the sterile compress With a surface area of 10x10 cm, the wound dressings are also useful for larger wounds or injuries. After the wound has been disinfected, the compress is applied and secured with a plaster or bandage. Sterile compresses for rapid wound healing These Werozell® compresses are sterile and individually sealed wound compresses. They are therefore particularly recommended for open wounds, as this prevents germs from entering the wound . Nevertheless, correct and hygienic application must be guaranteed at all times.

Elastic fixation bandage The DIN 61634 fixation bandage is specially designed for use in standardised first aid kits or first aid kits. It offers excellent support, extremely high elasticity and is available in four sizes. The elastic fixation bandage is available in 4 cm, 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm widths, each with a length of 4 metres. For all types of fixation bandages Fixation bandages are used to hold compresses and other wound dressings precisely on the wound and prevent them from slipping. In addition, they can also be used to stabilise injured body parts in the event of broken bones and blunt injuries or to fix splints in place in an emergency. Here, however, we recommend an ideal bandage. The quality of the bandage is crucial Fixation bandages must be of a certain quality to ensure durable bandages and a secure hold. Our DIN 61634 elastic fixation bandage is characterised by woven edges, width stability and a soft, flexible fabric. This makes it possible to apply perfectly adapted bandages to conical body parts and joints that follow every movement without slipping or constricting. Thanks to the weaving technique, our elasticated fixation bandage also has a fine, smooth surface and is permeable to air, making it comfortable to wear.  

Elastic fixation bandage The DIN 61634 fixation bandage is specially designed for use in standardised first aid kits or first aid kits. It offers excellent support, extremely high elasticity and is available in four sizes. The elastic fixation bandage is available in 4 cm, 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm widths, each with a length of 4 metres. For all types of fixation bandages Fixation bandages are used to hold compresses and other wound dressings precisely on the wound and prevent them from slipping. In addition, they can also be used to stabilise injured body parts in the event of broken bones and blunt injuries or to fix splints in place in an emergency. Here, however, we recommend an ideal bandage. The quality of the bandage is crucial Fixation bandages must be of a certain quality to ensure durable bandages and a secure hold. Our DIN 61634 elastic fixation bandage is characterised by woven edges, width stability and a soft, flexible fabric. This makes it possible to apply perfectly adapted bandages to conical body parts and joints that follow every movement without slipping or constricting. Thanks to the weaving technique, our elasticated fixation bandage also has a fine, smooth surface and is permeable to air, making it comfortable to wear.  

The small dressing pack DIN 13151 K, sterile Compress with special coating Does not stick to the wound Free from aluminium Extra absorbent (2,400 g/m2) Elastic, supple fixation bandage Individually sterile packed Specified lengths (3m) when stretched Indispensable in every first aid cabinet, first aid box or first aid kit!

Medium dressing pack DIN 13151, sterile Compress with special coating Does not stick to the wound Without aluminium Extra absorbent (2,400 g/m2) Elastic, skin-friendly fixation bandage Individually sterile packed Specified lengths (4 m) when stretched Indispensable in every first aid cabinet, first aid box or first aid kit

The large sterile dressing pack, G, DIN 13151 Compress with special coating Does not stick to the wound Aluminium-free Particularly absorbent (2,400 g/m2) Elastic fixation bandage Permeable to air Individually sterile packed Stretched length 4m Indispensable in every first aid cabinet, first aid box or first aid kit.

WERO dressing cloth DIN 13152 - the propertiesn }}The special feature of the WERO dressing cloth in accordance with DIN 13152 is its special double-sided coating. It prevents sticking to the wound just as reliably as conventional aluminium-coated wound dressings - but the packaging volume is smaller than that of aluminium dressing cloths. The non-woven fabric is also pleasantly light and permeable to secretions and air despite the coating. This makes the dressing cloth very suitable for the initial treatment of burns.n }}Applying a dressing clothn }}Sterile dressing cloths are an indispensable standard in first aid kits. This dressing material can also be used to cover larger wounds - for example on the abdomen or legs - to prevent bacteria from spreading. This means that the wound is protected from further contamination. The peel pack of the sterile dressing cloth can be opened quickly and easily. The dressing cloth is then simply unfolded and placed loosely over the wound or the injured body part is wrapped in the dressing cloth. The sterile wound dressing allows for clean and pressure-free wound care. Like the smaller compresses, a dressing cloth does not have its own fixation. If necessary, it is secured with adhesive plasters, a bandage or a triangular cloth.

The detectable plaster can be identified both visually and by metal detectors thanks to its blue colouring and an aluminium strip under the wound dressing. The longitudinally and transversely elastic textile fabric with increased adhesive strength is robust and at the same time permeable to air. Contents Mini Mix: 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 2 finger plasters 12 x 2 cm, 1 fingertip plaster 8 x 4.5 cm, 1 finger joint plaster 7.5 x 3.8 cmContents Mix for DIN 13157:6 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 12 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 6 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 6 finger plasters 12 x 2 cmContents Quick wound dressings for DIN 13157:12 quick wound dressings 10 x 6 cmContents Mix for DIN 13169:12 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 24 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 12 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 12 finger plasters 12 x 2 cmContents Quick wound dressings for DIN 13169:24 quick wound dressings 10 x 6 cmContents Perfect Mix:10 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 12 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 12 finger plasters 18 x 2.5 cm, 8 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 8 finger joint plasters 7.5 x 3.8 cm

The detectable plaster can be identified both visually and by metal detectors thanks to its blue colouring and an aluminium strip under the wound dressing. The longitudinally and transversely elastic textile fabric with increased adhesive strength is robust and at the same time permeable to air. Contents Mini Mix: 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 2 finger plasters 12 x 2 cm, 1 fingertip plaster 8 x 4.5 cm, 1 finger joint plaster 7.5 x 3.8 cmContents Mix for DIN 13157:6 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 12 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 6 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 6 finger plasters 12 x 2 cmContents Quick wound dressings for DIN 13157:12 quick wound dressings 10 x 6 cmContents Mix for DIN 13169:12 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 24 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 12 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 12 finger plasters 12 x 2 cmContents Quick wound dressings for DIN 13169:24 quick wound dressings 10 x 6 cmContents Perfect Mix:10 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm, 12 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm, 12 finger plasters 18 x 2.5 cm, 8 fingertip plasters 8 x 4.5 cm, 8 finger joint plasters 7.5 x 3.8 cm

Universal scissors to DIN 58279 in two lengths: 14 centimetres or 19 centimetres