Delivery Information
REE Delivery on all orders over €50 (incl. VAT).
We deliver to anywhere in the Republic of Ireland within 7 working days. Delivery is €4.00*
*Subject to order size.
We aim to dispatch stocked items from our warehouse within 1 working day and aim for delivery to you within 2-3 working days* from the day we have received your payment.
*Exceptions apply - Please allow extra days for local holidays, national holidays and sale time.
Standard delivery is between 09.00 to 17.00 Monday to Friday.
Delivery addresses
Please ensure the address you enter on the order for your delivery will have a person available to receive your delivery.
We deliver to work addresses. If you are having your delivery to your work address please ensure you advise the reception or security at your place of work.
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Read more »The key points when applying a bandage are:
- Make sure the person is comfortable and tell them what you're doing.
- Work from the side of the injury so you don't have to lean across their body.
- Keep the injured part of the body supported in the position it'll be in when the bandage is on.
- Use the right size bandage – different parts of the body need different widths of bandage.
- Avoid covering fingers or toes when bandaging a limb so you can easily check the circulation.
- Apply the bandage firmly, but not tightly, and secure the end by folding it over and tying a knot in the end. You can also use a safety pin, tape or a bandage clip.
- As soon as the bandage is on, ask if it feels too tight and check the circulation by pressing on a fingernail or a piece of skin until it turns pale. If the colour doesn't return straight away, the bandage may be too tight, so you should loosen it. Limbs can swell up after an injury, so check the circulation every 10 minutes after you've put the bandage on.
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Read more »The aims of first aid should be to stop the burning process, cool the burn, provide pain relief, and cover the burn.
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Read more »“A risk assessment in the context of the Safety Statement should consider the numbers employed, the nature of the work, the degree of hazard, the level of accidents arising, the size and location of the workplace, the distribution of the employees, shift working, availability of an occupational health service with the workplace and the distance and duration from external medical services etc.”
Ref: HSA