The Complete First Aid Pocket Guide: Step-by-Step Treatment for All of Your Medical Emergencies Including • Heart Attack • Stroke • Food Poisoning • ... • Shock • Anaphylaxis • Minor Wounds • Burns

Very informative

Very good product and very pleased with service

A must have for us all Good to have in your car

Very well written pocket book.

This is a good read for a first aid manual. Very informative and easy to read. Will be very useful in a first aid situation as the problem can be diagnosed using the index and following the well explained diagnostic techniques for any type of emergency.

I recently started an online first aid course run by the author - John Furst and decided to buy a copy of his book and am really pleased I did. The book is helping me with my studying, it is well laid out and contains excellent advice on a wide range of topics.

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This book is thorough and explains everything clearly. It's a nice size for carrying with me to my exercise classes. I'm very pleased with the product.

I was looking for something simple to keep by my pool, but this was much better. It’s easy to follow and contains a lot of relevant and helpful information. Highly recommended for personal use, but I’m sure it would be helpful at any public pool.

Very useful, informative product.

This is an important, concise, and easily accessible reference which has a place in a well rounded first aid kit. I’m not a doctor or a paramedic, but I am Red Cross AED/CPR/First Aid Certified. This book contains a distilled, clear, pocket sized reference of what I learned, and was tested on, while being certified for the former. That said, don’t expect every single detail ever written about first aid in a field manual type book of this size, but do expect enough quality information to get the job done when the occasion warrants. Every sort of medical situation seems covered, from stuff that just happens sometimes like splinters and small cuts, to things that we hope don’t ever happen, such as heart attacks or emergency child deliveries. There won’t be glossy photographs of people looking unhappy about having various ailments as you might find in larger books with glossy paper, but when an illustration is necessary (e.g. to show the proper head/neck angle for mouth to mouth breathing) then such illustrations or diagrams are provided. Font size is fairly small; if I had to guess glyph (i.e. letter) height is about 3 mm. Still, the book is quite legible to my middle age eyes without magnification as the lines are, mercifully, double spaced. You may want a small head lamp on hand if you think you might be reading in low light conditions. Size of the entire book is also handily small; easily placed in a first aid bag if you’ve got a semi-serious sized kit. The cover is matte laminated flexible paperboard, and the leaf paper inside is bleached white and just a hair better than your standard paperback novel fare. Pages will not repel water if they get wet. I suggest placing this book in a plastic sandwich bag for a little protection, and, if you’re so inclined, applying a clear protective plastic contact paper jacket on the cover wouldn’t hurt anything either.