THE PROFESSIONAL KIT
$820.00 KIT005
RETAIL VALUE: $975.00

Featuring 85 different products and 865 items. Kit Measurements: 37" high, 18" wide, 12" deep / 62 pounds
Rated for service to large numbers of humans and horses.

Recommended by Lynn Palm
"For me safety is most important within the equestrian center. EquiMedic has provided us with the best first aid kits that all centers should have. I have confidence knowing that I have all the right tools at my fingertips. It gives me more professional care in my business. I am so proud to be part of their team and to recommend this to all horse owners!"

- Lynn Palm
Palm Partnership Training


Mobile Caddy
long handled Q-Tips (APP001)
medical towels (APP002)
wood applicators (APP003)
non-sterile gauze pads (BND001)
sterile gauze pads (BND002)
non-adherent gauze pads (BND003)
3M Vetrap Bandaging Tape (BND004)
adhesive tape roll (BND006)
alcohol wipes (CLN001)
hand sanitizing towelettes (CLN002)
povidone iodine swabsticks (CLN003)
four ounce eye wash (CLN004)
betadine surgical scrubs (CLN005)
wound wash saline (CLN007)
iodine wipes (CLN008)
pint hydrogen peroxide (CLN009)
pint alcohol (CLN010)
eight ounce Betadine (CLN012)
saline wipes (CLN016)
flashlight (EQM001)
latex gloves (EQM002)
hoof pick (EQM003)
tourniquet (EQM004)
pocket scalpels (EQM005)
bandage scissors (EQM006)
bandage pins (EQM007)
eighteen ga. x 1" needles (EQM008)
10 cc syringes (EQM009)
20 cc syringes (EQM010)
35 cc syringes (EQM011)
thumb forceps (EQM012)
wrap cutters (EQM013)
Dr. Kellon's Equine First Aid Book (EQM015)
single head stethoscope (EQM017)
utility scissors (EQM019)
nitrile exam gloves (EQM020)
digital thermometer (EQM021)
ultrashield towelettes (FLY001)
two ounce fly repellent (FLY002)
double aspirin packets (HUM001)
double ibuprofen packets (HUM002)
antibiotic ointment packets (HUM003)
double antacid packets (HUM004)

hyrdocortisone anti-itch ointment packets (HUM005)
bio-freeze pain relief packets (HUM006)
Blistex lip ointment packets (HUM007)
sting relief wipes (HUM008)
insect repellent gel packets (HUM009)
sunscreen towelettes (HUM010)
WaterJel Burn Relief packets (HUM011)
3/4" adhesive bandages (HUM012)
1" adhesive bandages (HUM012)
WaterJel Topical Cool packets (HUM016)
butterfly bandages
adult foot & ankle air splint
adult hand & wrist air splint
adult half leg air splint
adult full leg air splint
adult half arm air splint
adult full arm air splint
triangular bandage
18" Sam Splint
36" Sam Splint
Head Vise
small arm sling
large arm sling
emergency thermal blanket
electrolyte gold packets (ORL001)
Calm & Cool paste (ORL002)
Cough Calm paste (ORL003)
Electro-Plex paste (ORL004)
Probias paste (ORL005)
small instant cold packs (TOP001)
small liniment (TOP003)
sixteen ounce epsom salt (TOP005)
seven ounce medium antiseptic ointment (TOP006)
DMSO liniment (TOP014)
nitrofurazone aerosol (TOP015)
sixteen ounce nitrofurazone (TOP017)
large instant cold packs
six ounce bloodstop (WND001)
five ounce Blue Kote Spray (WND012)
five ounce Red Kote Spray (WND014)
five ounce Wound Kote (WND016)

Featuring 85 different products and 865 items, this well designed, mobile and lockable caddy is a must for the serious horse professional who mixes large numbers of horses and humans in the practice or competitive arena. Mixing large animals and people can result in injury to either or both. This kit is fully outfitted for the worst possible of scenarios, including a full set of inflatable air splints, Sam Splints and a Head Vise. Incidences from headache, to upset stomach, cuts, abrasions, burns, colic, strains, sprains, wounds, sunburn, insect stings & repellents are covered here for horse and human. This kit includes the great equine first aid book by Dr. Eleanor Kellon and a single head stethoscope, along with arm slings, two sizes of instant cold packs, a triangular bandage and a digital thermometer. With removable drawers, clear pockets on the lid and doors, this kit is lockable and totally mobile. The total answer to your emergency medical needs for riders, horses, handlers, staff and spectators: satisfy your insurance company’s requirements for medical supplies, and what may soon be required by OSHA.