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Wallace Cameron International have been servicing the needs of the First Aid Market for over 65 years. Granted with the Prince of Wales Royal Warrant and ongoing ISO accreditations. Wallace Cameron International prides itself on providing high quality first aid supplies, presented in innovative and globally patented user-friendly dispensers. Our workplace speficic product range and the innovative retail range with first aid solutions for the home, travel, leisure, sports and motoring will help you to be safe.
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26 Netherhall Rd, ML2 0JG, Wishaw, United Kingdom
- 01698 354600
- TrustPilot@wallacecameron.com
- wallacecameron.com
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