LFA First Response

LFA First Response Australian Owned Business
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⭐️ PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ⭐️ The Module First Aid Backpack Kit has been designed with fast and effective first aid applicatio...
19/11/2025

⭐️ PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ⭐️

The Module First Aid Backpack Kit has been designed with fast and effective first aid application in mind. Our clearly labelled and coloured modules ease the stress of rummaging through your first aid kit looking for the appropriate product when you are in a time of need. 🏥

All of our module first aid kits are equip with an industrial strength velcro backing, allowing easy removal organisation of your first aid products.

Whilst this kit only comes with 6 modules, there is plenty of room for our additional interchangeable modules or any other additional items you may require!

The modules included in this kit are:

🎒 Cuts & Grazes Module
🎒 Dressings & Bandages Module
🎒 Eye Care Module
🎒 Trauma Care Module
🎒 Burns Care Module
🎒 Snake Bite Module

The Module First Kit is also available in a softpack.

SHOP THIS KIT NOW! 👇🏼
https://lfafirstresponse.com.au/product/module-backpack-kit

END OF YEAR GIFT IDEAS! 🎁🎄With the silly season quickly approaching us, first aid kits make for such a great gift becaus...
17/11/2025

END OF YEAR GIFT IDEAS! 🎁🎄

With the silly season quickly approaching us, first aid kits make for such a great gift because it shows you care.

Stay safe, stay prepared, and give peace of mind this Christmas with our First Aid Kits. 🩹❤️

Perfect for families, adventurers, employees and anyone you love.

👇 Order yours today to ensure delivery in time for Christmas! 🎅

https://lfafirstresponse.com.au/

💰 ON SALE NOW! 💰LFA now stocks a range of RID products. Secure your stock for the summer months! ☀️RID Tropical Strength...
12/11/2025

💰 ON SALE NOW! 💰

LFA now stocks a range of RID products. Secure your stock for the summer months! ☀️

RID Tropical Strength is the strongest protection and is ideal for high-risk, high bite zones and trusted by Australians for decades.

🦟Antiseptic bite protection repels and protects against infection from existing bites
🦟8-hour protection
🦟19.1% DEET
🦟Made in Australia
⭐ SALE - $7.60 each

RID Sensitive Antiseptic Bite Protection offers up to 6 hours of gentle yet effective alcohol-free repellency.

Designed for skin-conscious individuals seeking a reliable mosquito protection that can be used daily.

🦟Antiseptic bite protection repels and protects against infection from existing bites
🦟6-hour protection
🦟Alcohol Free
🦟10% DEET
🦟Made in Australia
⭐ SALE - $7.60 each

RID Kids Repellent Pump Spray is gentle on young skin but tough on bugs and is specially formulated for little adventures!

🦟Antiseptic bite protection repels and protects against infection from existing bites
🦟For kids aged 12 months +
🦟6-hour protection
🦟Low DEET 7-10%
🦟Made in Australia
⭐ SALE - $7.60 each

What is Anaphylaxis? Every day, Australians in schools, workplaces, and public settings are exposed to potential allerge...
04/11/2025

What is Anaphylaxis?

Every day, Australians in schools, workplaces, and public settings are exposed to potential allergens, such as food, insect bites, medication, or environmental factors.

For those at risk of anaphylactic reaction, even a tiny exposure to an allergen can trigger a full-body reaction in minutes.

Anaphylaxis occurs when the immune system goes into overdrive in response to a harmless substance it wrongly sees as dangerous.

This overreaction causes the release of chemicals that can lead to:
💉 Severe swelling (especially of the airways)
💉 Rapid drop in blood pressure
💉 Constriction of the chest and lungs
💉 Circulatory collapse

It’s not just uncomfortable, it’s fatal without fast treatment. What makes it more dangerous is that reactions often begin without warning and can worsen in seconds.

Common Triggers Include:
🥜 Peanuts
🌰 Tree nuts
🦀 Shellfish
🥛 Milk
🥚 Eggs
🐝 Bee or wasp stings
💊 Penicillin or other medications
🧤 Latex
🏃🏼‍♀️ Exercise combined with allergen exposure

Key symptoms:
👉🏼 Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat
👉🏼 Tightness in the chest, wheezing, or trouble breathing
👉🏼 Pale or bluish skin, especially around the lips
👉🏼 Hives, rash, or widespread skin redness
👉🏼 Vomiting, stomach cramps, or diarrhoea
👉🏼 Dizziness, fainting, or sudden collapse

These can appear alone or in combination, and may look similar to asthma, anxiety, or a panic attack. But if someone has a known allergy and shows any of these signs, assume anaphylaxis.

Check out our blog for further information and advice on what to do if you suspect anaphylaxis. 👇🏼
https://lfafirstresponse.com.au/blogs/how-do-you-treat-anaphylactic-shock

FIRST AID FOR DEHYDRATION 🥵What is dehydration? Dehydration is when the body loses fluids and electrolytes faster than t...
30/10/2025

FIRST AID FOR DEHYDRATION 🥵

What is dehydration?

Dehydration is when the body loses fluids and electrolytes faster than they can be replaced. Left untreated, dehydration can become a serious medical emergency and is potentially life threatening in some cases.

Dehydration can be caused by a range of things, such as sweating excessively while doing physical activity or being exposed to the sun for a long time. Vomiting, diarrhoea and sweating during a fever can lead to dehydration.

Dehydration Symptoms:

The symptoms of mild to moderate dehydration can include:

🔥Headache
🔥Dry mouth and dry eyes
🔥Extreme thirst
🔥Dark urine (urine test strips can be used to test for dehydration)
🔥Muscle cramps
🔥Low blood pressure
🔥Increased heart rate or heart palpitations
🔥Sunken eyes and pale skin (in young children)

The signs of moderate to severe dehydration can include:

🔥Fainting and fatigue
🔥Confusion
🔥Fever and chills
🔥Unconsciousness

First aid for dehydration:

1. Sit the patient down in a cool area, out of direct sunlight. Reassure them with a calm and steady voice.

2. Restore lost fluids by giving the patient cool water to drink. If available, use a electrolyte solution to restore the patient's electrolytes as well as increasing their fluids.

In severe cases, patient may need an intravenous drip. IV rehydration should be administered by a trained healthcare worker.

3. Lower the patient's body temperature by using cold packs on the groin, armpits and neck. Remove any tight clothing.

4. Gently massage or stretch any heat cramps or sore muscles.

5. Monitor the patient's vitals. If symptoms don't improve, seek medical advice. If the patient loses consciousness, call 000. Give CPR if necessary

Check out our blog for further information and advise on dehydration and heat stroke! 👇
https://lfafirstresponse.com.au/blogs/first-aid-for-dehydration

⭐️ PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ⭐️  Urinsafe Hydration Test Strips are a simple and reliable frontline test to assess a person’s hy...
27/10/2025

⭐️ PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ⭐️

Urinsafe Hydration Test Strips are a simple and reliable frontline test to assess a person’s hydration levels.

👉🏼 Tests specific gravity and pH in urine for monitoring hydration levels

👉🏼 Convenient and easy to use

👉🏼 Results in less than 60 seconds

👉🏼 Perfect for mines and other industries in remote areas

👉🏼 100 Strips

👉🏼 April 2027 expiry

Bottle of 100 Strips:
RRP: $42.50 plus GST each
💰 CURRENT SALE: $12.75 plus GST each

Carton of 2000 Strips (100 bottles)
RRP: $8150.00 plus GST each
💰 CURRENT SALE: $2445.00 plus GST each

Visit our website to secure your stock for summer now! 👇🏼
https://lfafirstresponse.com.au/product/urinsafe-hydration-test-strips-bottle-of-100

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Northam, WA
6401

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Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
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