Regulation Marine Kit Scale G Contents only/Refill Pack
Regulation Marine Scale G first aid kit, contents only, supplied as a refill pack. The contents are as specified by the National Standard for Commercial Vessels 2008.
Marine first aid kit contents only, not a complete kit
This is a refill. It does not include the case. Order it when you already hold a Scale G kit and need to bring the contents back to the required list after use or expiry. If you need the case as well, order the complete kit rather than this pack.
Browse all first aid kits, or restock individual items from first aid supplies.
Working out which scale your vessel needs
Scale is determined by the vessel and its operation, not by preference. When determining the correct kit for survey, address the vessel’s operational area, the number of people carried, and the duration of voyages, and check those against the standard that applies to you. Ordering the wrong scale is a survey problem, not just a stocking one.
Why marine kits expire faster than you expect
A kit stored aboard lives in salt air, humidity and temperature swings. Adhesive dressings suffer first, then anything with a printed instruction or a paper backing. Check the pack at the start of each survey cycle and after any period of heavy weather or flooding in the locker, and replace anything with a compromised seal even if it is in date.
Specifications
| Type | Marine first aid kit refill, contents only |
| Scale | Scale G |
| Specified by | National Standard for Commercial Vessels 2008 |
| Case included | No, contents only |
Marine kit refill FAQs
Does this include the case?
No. It is a contents-only refill pack for an existing Scale G kit. If you need the case as well, order the complete kit instead.
How do I know if I need Scale G?
Scale follows the vessel: its operational area, the number of people carried and voyage duration, checked against the standard that applies. Confirm the requirement for your survey class rather than assuming.
Which standard are the contents specified by?
The National Standard for Commercial Vessels 2008. Requirements can be revised, so confirm the current obligation with your marine safety authority or surveyor.
How often should a marine kit be checked?
At the start of each survey cycle and after heavy weather or any water ingress into the locker. Salt air and humidity age adhesive dressings and paper-backed items faster than shore storage.
Can I replace items individually instead?
Yes, but a refill pack is usually simpler when several items have expired together, because it restores the full specified list rather than leaving you to reconcile it item by item.
Does a full kit make us compliant?
Not by itself. Stowage, accessibility and in many cases training carried aboard also form part of survey requirements. Confirm with your surveyor.
Confirm current first aid requirements with the marine safety authority for your jurisdiction. This information is a general guide and is not medical or regulatory advice.
| Brand | Alpha First Aid |
|---|


