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Adventure Medical Kits Introduces New Coast Guard Approved Marine Series

April 18, 2022   National

Adventure Medical Kits, the leader in outdoor first aid, announces today the fully revamped Marine series with seven premium medical kits created specifically for boating. The line offers a solution for consumers ranging from everyday recreational kayakers up to large-scale commercial fishing vessels. With a high-grade waterproof design and approval by the United States Coast Guard, boaters can feel safe and prepared for any excursion. >click to read< 08:50

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