Safety Assured Limited - Injury Protection

Finger pinch injuries are especially common with kids and vulnerable adults. Their imprudence or health complications leave them exposed to threats such as high-risk doors in homes or facilities. But they are not the only ones; anyone can pinch their fingers in the hinge or knob side of the door. If you have ever caught your finger in a door, or in case any of your family or facility members smash their finger in a door, a few common symptoms are to look for. Any trauma or injury caused to those precious fingers may lead to: Throbbing pain Swelling and redness Abrasion Stiffness Difficulty using finger Loss of sensation Injured fingernail Fingernail falling off Pain that goes up to the shoulder Many of these indications subside in 12-15 days. However, depending on the severity, a few signs may take much longer in recovering.  What Should You Do For Immediate Relief? Rest:  As painful, the injury may be, stop whatever you are doing. Access the damage, stay calm, and chec

When parents drop their kids at school, they leave their precious little ones at the responsibility of school staff. But no matter how attentive the staff may be, kids get themselves into one or the other problems. Here we discuss four of those common ways they may hurt themselves: Slip, trip, and fall Majority accidents in educational facilities involve slip, trip, and fall cases. These are the most common and apparent injuries kids experience in classrooms, corridors, playground, or stairs etc. But just a little attention paid on securing the windows, floors and the equipment can help avoid such accidents most of the times. Accidental impact Kids regularly keep getting bumped into things and spaces. This is especially common while playing, but such accidents may happen anytime and anywhere. Kids at school may run into furniture, walk into a wall, get hit by objects (such as playing gear on the field), and trip over appliances. Usually, these  struck by or against  injuries

It is quite natural for kids to trap their precious little fingers in doors that are unprotected. Kids end up with serious injuries. And often, these door crushing wounds become life-threatening, for they cause excruciating pain and trauma to the little ones. However, finger entrapment injuries are unavoidable. A unique, affordable, discreet, and easy to install solution is  a door hinge guard . Many of us do not realize how important our hands or fingers and fingertips are until we encounter an obstructing experience. Fingertip injuries or where hands get caught in a potentially dangerous door, carrying out even everyday activities becomes challenging. Eating, writing, typing, or tying laces get a lot more taxing. Each year, thousands of kids are reported to have slammed their fingers in doors at home or day-care centres and schools. Kids between the ages of four and fourteen are most at risk of finger entrapment accidents. People may joke around about such injuries, but it is a