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Marine Medical Supplies

Medicine chests, restocks and expiry-controlled resupply

Ship medicine chests and their resupply, made up to the category your flag state requires and packed with a dated inventory. Items are supplied against the IMO Medical First Aid Guide and the Ship Captain's Medical Guide scales, with short-expiry lines flagged on the packing list so a restock is never a surprise at the next inspection.

  1. Medicine chests

    • Category A, B and C chests made up to flag-state scale
    • Chest restock against your existing inventory
    • MFAG and Ship Captain's Medical Guide reference lists
    • Controlled-drug lines handled under the required paperwork
  2. First aid & treatment

    • First aid kits: bridge, engine room, galley and workshop
    • Dressings, bandages, burn and eye-wash kits
    • Splints, stretchers and immobilisation equipment
    • Antiseptics, sterile packs and disposables
  3. Diagnostic & equipment

    • Thermometers, blood pressure and oximetry
    • Oxygen resuscitation and airway equipment
    • Automated external defibrillators and pads
    • Medical lockers, refrigeration and secure storage
  4. Inspection support

    • Dated inventory list supplied with every chest
    • Expiry report against your current holdings
    • Replacement scheduling ahead of survey dates

Send with your enquiry

Three details and a list is enough.

  • Vessel name, IMO and flag state
  • Chest category required (A, B or C)
  • Current inventory or last inspection report, if held

Partial information is workable: a photograph of a data plate, a scanned stores list or a part you cannot identify. Working out what it is forms part of the job.

Marine Medical Supplies

Request a quotation

The enquiry opens pre-set to this category, so nothing needs restating.

Standard enquiries answered within 1 to 2 business days.

Medical goods are sourced from licensed pharmaceutical and medical-device suppliers. Legion supplies to the scales set out in the IMO Medical First Aid Guide and flag-state requirements; it does not hold or imply any medical certification of its own.