IMPA 390182 – Aromatic Spirit of Ammonia 100ml
IMPA 390186 – Aspirin Tablets (100 Tablets)
IMPA 390188 – Aspirin Tablet “Bayer” (30 Tablets)
Marine Medicines & Medical Stores under IMPA Code Series 3901xx–39018x are essential healthcare and emergency treatment items required onboard vessels to ensure crew wellbeing and compliance with international maritime regulations. These medical supplies are prepared for inclusion in ship medical chests and are suitable for merchant ships, offshore units, tankers, and ocean-going vessels operating on coastal and unrestricted voyages.
This category includes a comprehensive range of tablets, capsules, ointments, creams, powders, liquids, and medical oils, carefully selected to support first aid, routine treatment, and emergency medical response at sea. All items are supplied in sealed, labeled, inspection-friendly packaging, making them suitable for Merchant Shipping Regulations, and Flag State requirements.
Scope of Medical Items Included
The Marine Medicine category typically covers:
Respiratory & emergency medicines (Aminophylline tablets, Amyl Nitrite capsules, Aromatic Spirit of Ammonia)
Pain relief & anti-inflammatory medicines (Aspirin tablets, Bufferin analgesics)
Digestive system medicines (Antacid tablets)
Wound care & infection prevention (Antibiotic ointment, Antiseptic cream, Antiseptic powder)
Medical liquids & oils (Medical alcohol, Arachis oil)
These items are selected to meet the minimum medical requirements for crew treatment during voyages where immediate shore-based medical assistance may not be available.
Suitable for ship medical chests and onboard medical lockers
Prepared in accordance with , and international maritime medical guidelines
Inspection-ready packaging for Port State Control (PSC) and Flag State audits
Essential for crew health, safety, and emergency preparedness
Ensure your vessel is fully compliant and medically prepared with our approved Marine Medicines & Medical Stores
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