Is there a mask in the first aid kit of a BMW car?
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There is no mask in the first aid kit of a BMW car. The first aid kit in a BMW car contains gauze, disposable gloves, scissors, and band-aids. The following is a related introduction to the first aid kit: 1. Placement location: If there is a first aid kit in a BMW car, it is usually placed in the trunk of the car. Open the trunk, and the first aid kit can be found on the left or right side of the trunk. 2. Things to note: Not every car is equipped with a first aid kit. Only some high-end brand cars are equipped with a first aid kit. The first aid kit is also called a vehicle first aid kit. It is a package of medical first aid equipment and drugs equipped on the vehicle. After a traffic accident, the vehicle first aid kit can be used for self-rescue. 3. Main items in the first aid kit: mainly include dressing supplies such as elastic headgear, buckle-type tourniquet, elastic bandage, gauze, bandage, disposable gloves, first aid scissors, medical tweezers, safety pins, life-saving whistle, etc. It is worth mentioning that in the United States, the government mandates that vehicles must be equipped with a first aid kit. Every car must be equipped with a first aid kit when it leaves the factory, which shows the importance of the vehicle first aid kit.
I've been driving a BMW for many years and checked the first aid kit in the glove compartment. It mainly contains tools for treating external injuries, such as bandages, adhesive tape, disinfectant cotton pads, and disposable gloves. However, I really didn't see any masks. The standard BMW first aid kit is typically designed for emergencies like cuts or burns, and there was no need for masks before the pandemic. Many owners might not have noticed, but I think adding them now would make it safer, especially for long trips or when traveling with family. The first aid kit has limited space, so I recommend putting a few individually wrapped masks inside and checking them regularly for expiration. Don't wait until you urgently need them to regret it. The BMW manual might have an updated version, but I checked mine, and it still has the old content. On this matter, you have to take the initiative yourself.
