Mini Medi

HEAT WAVE SAFETY
Extremely hot weather takes a large toll on the human body. People most at risk for heatstroke are the elderly, small children and people with weight and alcohol problems. Always listen to the radio and television for the latest information and instructions for your area.
HEAT WAVE SAFETY TIPS:
• Slow down. On a hot day, don’t perform strenuous activities.
• Dress for summer. Wear lightweight, light-coloured clothing.
• Drink plenty of water. Your body needs water to keep cool.
• Spend more time in air-conditioned places.
• If you don’t have air-conditioning, then have plenty of fans.
• Don’t get too much sun.
• Heatstroke, heat exhaustion and sunstroke are possible with prolonged exposure to the heat.
• If someone gets heatstroke or heat exhaustion seek medial attention immediately.

This is not something we like to think about.. but accidents DO happen! Be prepared. Mini Medi is a first of its kind, First Aid life-saving key ring. It has emergency numbers, colour images and step by step instructions for any emergency from CPR for infants, children and adults, bee stings, electrocution, drowning, symptoms and what to do for Stroke, Heart Attack and so much more. Taking orders now for delivery early December.. 1 = R100, 2 = R190, 3 = R270, 4 = R340 and 5 = R405. Speak to us for business front page branding [email protected] 0728745021 All information is certified and approved by the First Aid League of SA