B2B Supply in Townsville, Queensland | Wholesale and supply shop

B2B Supply

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4766 9339

Address: 27 Fleming Street, Aitkenvale 4814 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.b2bsupply.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Check out our new hats thats just arrived!

25.01.2022 Looking for some quality face masks then give us a bell? These are washable up to 50 times $5.50ea plus GST

24.01.2022 FIRST AID MYTH & TRUTH MYTH: You should put your head between your legs if you feel faint. TRUTH: Sit down on the floor, or lie down with your feet rais...ed to encourage more blood flow to the brain. Putting your head between your legs could result in a head injury if you actually faint and fall forwards. It is best practice to sit comfortably on the floor, or lie down with your feet slightly elevated. #fastaidchat #firstaid #fastaid

23.01.2022 Check out our great range and display of First Aid kits from our great supplier at FastAid we have snake bite kits, personal, vehicle, industial, electrical and construction kits now in stock!

22.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to respond to an epileptic seizure Epilepsy is a neurological disorder in which brain activity becomes abnormal, causing... seizures. DURING A SEIZURE: 1. Protect the patient from injury and place something soft under their head and shoulders. 2. Time the seizure. DO NOT try to restrain or move the patient (unless in danger), and do not put anything in their mouth. AFTER A SEIZURE: 3. Put the patient in the recovery position as soon as jerking stops, or immediately if they have vomited or have food or fluid in their mouth. 4. Manage any injuries resulting from the seizure. 5. Its okay if the patient falls asleep after a seizure, but continue to check their breathing. 6. Call an ambulance if the patient remains unresponsive for more then 5 minutes after the seizure ends, if they are injuries, or if a second seizure begins. Share this post with family and friends in case the worst should happen! #firstaidforlife #fastaid

21.01.2022 Lets kick off some fundraising! Movember is the cause, Friday the 20th from 12 till 1.00 is the time and date and the location is our new warehouse in Aitkenvale. Please let us know if your coming so we can cater for numbers.

21.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to respond to poisoning Chemicals, medicines, animals, and plants can be dangerous to people, even in small quantities, ...or can become poisonous if you are exposed to enough of them. If you suspect poisoning; 1. Always follow DRSABCD. 2. Call 000 for an ambulance and also fire services if the air is contaminated with smoke or gas. 3. Reassure the patient and try to find out / record the type of poison for medical personnel. 4. Call the Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26, and follow their advice. 5. If drowsy or unwell, place the patient in the recovery position and continue to check their airway and breathing regularly. Share this post with family and friends in case the worst should happen! #firstaidforlife #fastaid

18.01.2022 Do you know how to perform CPR? #fastaidchat

18.01.2022 We can also help with all your site safety requirements including custom printed mesh fence screening, first aid kits, eyewash stations, site signage, fire extinguishers, UHF radios, CCTV systems, PPE and lots more..

18.01.2022 Come in and see a Mongrel

18.01.2022 Good point, if you use any type of mask please cut the straps before you throw them out.

17.01.2022 Minimise the risk, stay protected and work with peace of mind. Check out our full range of Safety Helmets: https://bit.ly/2WGNxFP

17.01.2022 Looking for a great mechanic to look after your fleet!

16.01.2022 Remember look up and live!

16.01.2022 Don’t forget to drop in for a Taco..

16.01.2022 So today we moved in our new partner! Welcome Steve Domin and Toner Cartridge Intelligence. If your looking for inks for your printers give us a call!

15.01.2022 Check out the new delivery van! It’s huge. Let us know if you need help with your deliveries...

15.01.2022 Utilising premium fabrics, Portwest PW3 Performance Workwear is engineered for flexibility across a diverse range of industries and trade end uses. Discover more: https://portwest.com/news/pw3

14.01.2022 FIRST AID MYTH & TRUTH MYTH: Use the Heimlich maneuver for choking. This is a tricky one! The Heimlich (abdominal thrusts) is no longer recommended as th...e method of responding to choking. Why? If done incorrectly, there is considerable evidence of harm caused by this procedure. Therefore it is not recommended as the method of responding to choking. TRUTH: When an adult or child over 1 is choking: + Encourage a strong, effective cough. + If the patient is unable to cough to dislodge the object, call 000. + Proceed to perform 5 back blows - Lean the patient forward and using the heel of your palm give 5 sharp back blows between the shoulder blades (checking for dislodgement of the object after each back blow). + If this is ineffective, proceed to give 5 chest thrusts (not abdominal thrusts) - Place one hand in the middle of the patients back for support and heel of the other hand in the CPR compression position, checking if the object is dislodged after each thrust. + Continue alternating between 5 back blows and chest thrusts until help arrives, or begin CPR if the patient becomes unconscious. #fastaidchat #firstaid #fastaid

14.01.2022 The Portwest PW3 Work Jacket comprises of durable polycotton fabric ensuring maximum wearer comfort.

13.01.2022 Traffic Control! Did you know we stock and supply a large range of traffic control products including Arrow Boards, Traffic Cones, Stop/Slow battens, UHF Radios, Hi Vis Clothing, hats, water bottles and much more!!

13.01.2022 Did you know you can purchase PortWest products through B2B Supply youre local independent workwear supplier.

12.01.2022 FIRST AID MYTH & TRUTH MYTH: Use butter to soothe skin burns. Dont do this! This can make it worse, as using any type of grease will conduct heat, and y...ou increase your risk of infection! TRUTH: + Put the burn under cool running water for AT LEAST 20 minutes. + Remove excess clothing around the burn. + Assess whether you need to seek further medical advice for the burn. #fastaidchat #firstaid #fastaid

12.01.2022 Did you know we sell Valvoline products?

11.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to treat a cut or graze. Most cuts and grazes are minor and can be easily treated at home: 1. Stop the bleeding by applyin...g pressure with a clean and dry bandage or towel. 2. Once the area has stopped bleeding, wash the wound with clean water. Avoid using antiseptic as it can slow the healing process. 3. Apply a sterile dressing, and change regularly. Try to keep it dry while healing. #firstaidforlife #fastaid

10.01.2022 New sign for B2B Supply is up! Thanks to the ladies at Kwik Kopy

10.01.2022 Are you COVID safe? We can help with supply of signs, floor stickers, sanitiser, surface wipes and surface sprays and physical barriers!

10.01.2022 Come and check out our range of FastAid first aid kits..

10.01.2022 No phones and internet this morning, call my mobile if you need us.

09.01.2022 Do you run a large business or gym? Even a dental surgery or training facility? You should consider installing a defibrillator. Give us a bell and we can help out with info and pricing!

08.01.2022 New signs are up!

08.01.2022 NEW COURSE ON OFFER!!! We are excited to announce that we are now registered to deliver the CPR/LVR training course.

08.01.2022 The all-new Easy-Refill First aid kit is easy to refill! (It even says it in the name!) 24/7 online refilling with our simple to use visualiser. No more service fees. No more waiting. It's that easy! Learn more fastaid.link/easyrefill

07.01.2022 #SAFETYALERT An increased demand for half face respirators is leading to fake respiratory protective equipment (RPE) entering the Australian market. Ensure you ...or your business can identify fake (non-certified) respirators and highlight the risks associated with using them. https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au//fake-disposable-respirato For PPE information check out the below: https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au//personal-protective-equip

06.01.2022 Over 100 Years Experience in Every Stitch.

04.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to respond to a sprained ankle. It can be difficult to tell whether an injury is a fracture, dislocation, sprain or strain.... If in doubt, always treat as a fracture. 1. Follow DRSABCD. 2. Follow RICE: - Rest rest the patient and the injured part. - Ice apply an ice pack or cold pack for 15 minutes every 2 hours for 24 hours, then for 15 minutes every 4 hours for 24 hours. - Compression apply a compression bandage firmly to extend well beyond the injury. - Elevation elevate the injured part. 3. Avoid heat, alcohol, running or other exercises of the injured area and massaging. 4. Seek medical aid if pain persists. Share this post with family and friends in case the worst should happen! #firstaidforlife #fastaid

02.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to treat a Snake bite All known or suspected snake bites must be treated as potentially life-threatening, and medical aid... should be sought urgently. We've developed a helpful Snake and Spider Bite treatment guide for you to view and download here > fastaid.link/snakespiderbiteinfo 1. Follow DRSABCD. 2. Call 000 for an ambulance. 3. Lie the patient down and ask them to keep still. 4. If the bite is on a limb, apply an elasticised roller bandage over the bite site as soon as possible. 5. Apply a further elasticised roller bandage, starting just above the fingers or toes and moving upwards on the bitten limb as far as can be reached. (Use clothing if an elasticised roller bandage is not available.) Apply the bandage firmly. You should be unable to easily slide a finger between the bandage and the skin. 6. Immobilise the bandaged limb using splints, and make sure the patient stays still until help arrives. Share this post with family and friends in case the worst should happen! #firstaidforlife #fastaid

02.01.2022 Todays First Aid For Life tip is how to respond to Hypothermia Hypothermia is a condition when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing ...a dangerously low body temperature. To treat hypothermia; 1. Follow DRSABCD. 2. Move the patient to a warm, dry place, and remove any wet clothing. 3. Place the patient under blankets and then wrap in an emergency blanket. 4. Cover the patients head to maintain body heat. 5. Give the patient warm drinks if they are conscious (not alcohol). 6. If sources of external heat are available such as hot water bottles or heat packs, place them directly on the patients neck, armpits, and groin. (If these are not available, body-to-body contact may be used). 7. Call 000 for an ambulance if the condition is severe or deteriorating. Read more on the blog about the top 3 first aid emergencies that happen in winter and how you can be prepared fastaid.link/winterishere Share this post with family and friends in case the worst should happen! #firstaidforlife #fastaid

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01.01.2022 Treat all snake bites as an emergency, regardless of whether you think the snake was venomous or not. Ensure you and those around you are not in danger, call Triple Zero (000) immediately, ask for an ambulance and follow the steps below