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CAN YOU SPOT THE
SNAKE FAST ENOUGH?

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Source: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2021-10-30/snakes-venomous-how-to-survive-a-bite/100406488

ABOUT 3,000
PEOPLE MISS IT

EVERY YEAR

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Be prepared for

the snakebite

season

PREMIUM HEAVY WEIGHT
SNAKE BITE CONFORMING BANDAGE
  • 10cm x 3.3m Un-stretched 10cm x 10.5m – Stretched: Wider and longer than most crepe or elastic bandages
  • Indicators show when correct level of compression is achieved
  • Sufficient length to bandage a large adult leg

The unique stitching technology ensures the correct pressure is applied, a must for the effective treatment of snakebite.


Perfect for use with the Pressure Immobilisation Technique, which is used for the treatment of all Australian Snake and Funnel Webbed Spider bites, Blue Ringed Octopus and Cone Shell stings.

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REGULATOR SNAKE BITE FIRST AID KIT

A vital requirement in outdoor environments where snake bites are a risk. This compact kit is in a durable softpack bag that can be worn on the belt, and includes a First Aid Guide specific to snake bite injuries. Available in a Versatile Softpack reinforced fabric bag with specific items perfect for snake bites:

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Source: Royal Flying Doctor Service

Snake_Bite_LP_Snake-LeftBE PREPARED FOR THE
UNEXPECTED AND SAVE LIVES

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  1. When going out for adventures, prefer to bring a friend with you
  2. Wear boots and long pants for extra protection
  3. Stay on trails when hiking, away from underbrush and tall weeds
  4. Do not touch or disturb a snake, even if it appears dead
  5. Always look for concealed snakes before picking up rocks, sticks or firewood
  6. Teach children to respect snakes and to leave them alone
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Have a Snake Bite First Aid Kit with you

  1. Immobilise the affected limb
  2. Keep the victim calm and stationary – minimise heart rate and stop all physical activity
  3. Keep the affected extremity below heart level until you can be transported to a medical facility
  4. Get immediate medical attention to the nearest hospital that can deliver Tetanus Toxoid, anti-venom and emergency care
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  1. Do NOT suck the wound

  2. Do NOT cut the wound open

  3. Do NOT tie ligatures around the wound

  4. Do NOT burn the wound

  5. Do NOT apply herbal pastes, creams or ice over the wound

  6. Do NOT use a tourniquet or constricting band

  7. Do NOT try to cut or slice the bite site

  8. Do NOT try to get the snake to bring it with you

Source: https://health.ucdavis.edu/welcome/features/2018-2019/07/20180710_rattlesnakes.html
https://www.offgridweb.com/preparation/infographic-snake-bite-first-aid/

BE PREPARED TO ACT
IN CASE OF SNAKEBITE ATTACKS
Watch the video to learn how to apply a snake bite bandage. Restricting movement is crucial.
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AUSTRALIA’S 10 MOST DANGEROUS SNAKES
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EASTERN BROWN SNAKE

Found throughout the eastern half of mainland Australia

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WESTERN BROWN SNAKE

Found widespread over most of mainland Australia

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MAINLAND TIGER SNAKE

Found along the south-eastern coast of Australia

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INLAND TAIPAN

Found in cracks and crevices in dry rocky plains where the QLD, SA, NSW and NT borders converge

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COASTAL TAIPAN

Found in an arc along the east coast from northern NSW to Brisbane and northern WA.

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MULGA SNAKE

Found throughout Australia, except in VIC, Tasmania and the most southern parts of Western Australia

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LOWLANDS COPPERHEAD

Found in relatively cool and cold climates in south-eastern Australia, southern VIC, TAS and the islands of Bass Strait

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SMALL-EYED SNAKE

Found widely distributed along the east coast, from Victoria to Cape York

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COMMON DEATH ADDER

Found in eastern Australia, southern SA and WA

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RED-BELLIED BLACK SNAKE

Found distributed down the east coast out of TAS and slightly into south-eastern SA

Source: https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2012/07/australias-10-most-dangerous-snakes/
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