Leonard First Aid Kits, 25 Person, Class A+, Type 3, ANSI Z308.1-2015

• 1×3″ Adhesive Bandages X 50
• 1/2″ x 5 yd First Aid Tape X 1
• Triple Antibiotic Ointment X 12
• Bzk Antiseptic Wipe X 12
• CPR Barrier X 1
• 4×4″ Burn Dressing X 1
• Burn Cream X 10
• Cold Pack X 1
• Eye Pad X 2
• Eyewash 1oz X 1
• Hand Sanitizer X 10
• Nitrile Gloves X 4
• 2″ Roll Bandage X 1
• Scissors X 1
• 3×3″ Sterile Pad X 6
• 5×9″ Trauma Pad X 2
• Triangular Bandage X 1
• First Aid Guide X 1
• Fingertip Bandages X 5
• Knuckle Bandages X 5
• Insect Sting Relief Pads X 3
• Tweezers X 1
• Asprin X 12

• Leonard First Aid Kits, 25 Person, Class A+, Type 3, ANSI z308.1 2015
• Contains all the required items from ANSI z308.1 2015
• Portable, mountable, and water resistant
• 1×3″ Adhesive Bandages X 50
• 2″ x 5 yd First Aid Tape X 1
• Triple Antibiotic Ointment X 12
• Bzk Antiseptic Wipe X 12
• CPR Barrier X 1
• 4×4″ Burn Dressing X 1
• Burn Cream X 10
• Cold Pack X 1
• Eye Pad X 2
• Eyewash 1oz X 1
• Hand Sanitizer X 10
• Nitrile Gloves X 4
• 2″ Roll Bandage X 1
• Scissors X 1
• 3×3″ Sterile Pad X 6
• 5×9″ Trauma Pad X 2
• Triangular Bandage X 1
• First Aid Guide X 1
• Fingertip Bandages X 5
• Knuckle Bandages X 5
• Insect Sting Relief Pads X 3
• Tweezers X 1
• Aspirin X 12

2. How often should I water my plants?
The watering frequency for plants depends on the type of plant and the environment it’s in. In general, it’s best to water plants when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Overwatering can cause root rot, so make sure not to water too frequently.

3. How can I prevent weeds from growing in my garden?
You can prevent weeds from growing by applying a layer of mulch around your plants. This will block sunlight from reaching weeds and prevent them from germinating. Additionally, hand weeding and using a hoe can be effective in removing weeds that do sprout up.

4. Should I fertilize my plants?
It’s generally a good idea to fertilize plants to provide them with the nutrients they need to grow and thrive. However, you should be careful not to over-fertilize, as this can cause damage to the plant. Follow the instructions on your fertilizer carefully, and consider using a slow-release fertilizer to provide nutrients over a longer period of time.