Engineered for autonomous ice-cap crossings, Antarctic traverses, and deep-field operations. The Polar Deep-Field Pack is an advanced, doctor-prescribed medical kit designed for extreme wilderness explorers operating in total isolation. It targets the distinct high-risk pathologies of prolonged sub-zero exposure: circadian disruption under unbroken photoperiods, severe mucosal drying, and critical thermal/chemical stove burns inside enclosed shelter environments.
Key Benefits
Severe Thermal & Chemical Burn Management: High-volume topical antimicrobial coverage specifically for tent-stove flare-ups, pressurised liquid fuel scalds, and contact burns in remote shelters.
Circadian Entrainment Support: Clinical-grade sleep-wake regulation for prolonged 24-hour daylight (midnight sun) or sustained polar night operations.
Cold-Arid Mucosal Barrier Defence: Dual antimicrobial and emollient action against painful nasal fissures, crusting, and recurrent cold-induced epistaxis.
GPhC-Registered Dispensing: Prescribed by UK-registered prescribers and fulfilled by an accredited UK pharmacy.
What’s inside?
All medications are supplied in full manufacturer blister packs and secure clinical packaging, labelled by our registered dispensing pharmacy with individual dosing schedules.
Silver Sulfadiazine 1% Cream – Flamazine (250g Tub | Apply 2–3mm Layer Daily or Alternate Days)
Potent topical broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent with high efficacy against Pseudomonas aeruginosa and staphylococci. Essential for preventing infection in partial- and full-thickness burns resulting from pressurised liquid fuel stoves, boiling water spills inside tents, or extreme dry contact burns during deep-field survival scenarios.
⚠️ Clinical Allergy Advisory: Contains a sulfonamide derivative. Screen for severe sulfonamide hypersensitivity or G6PD deficiency before use.
Melatonin 2mg Modified-Release (10 Tablets | 2mg at Bedtime for 5–10 Days as Required)
Modified-release neurohormone formulation designed to synchronise sleep architecture and maintain restorative rest during extreme high-latitude circadian dyssynchrony (continuous 24-hour polar daylight or perpetual darkness).
Naseptin Nasal Cream (15g Tube | Apply to Anterior Nares 2–4 Times Daily)
Dual-action topical formulation containing Chlorhexidine Dihydrochloride 0.1% and Neomycin Sulfate 0.5% in an emollient base. Lubricates and restores fragile nasal mucosa damaged by desiccating polar air, preventing debilitating nosebleeds and suppressing secondary bacterial crusting.
⚠️ Clinical Allergy Advisory: Check for neomycin, chlorhexidine, or peanut/soya sensitivities. A sterile paraffin/emollient ointment is substituted if an allergy is declared.
How it Works
Add this and any other personal travel pharmacy environmental packs to your basket and checkout; you’ll be asked to complete a short additional questionnaire.
After successful payment, you'll receive a medical registration form, an ID Verification link, and a medication purchase form; please complete all three. (If you are a returning customer, then you only need to complete the medication purchase form.
One of our prescribing clinical team will review your order and completed forms to ensure each medication is safe and clinically appropriate for your profile.
Our partner UK-registered pharmacy will dispense your order in protective, tamper-evident travel packaging and deliver it to your door within two hours in London or 24 hours for the rest of the UK.
NHS & Polar Deep-Field Guidance
Field Thermal Protection (Anti-Freeze Storage): Keep large emulsion tubs (Silver Sulfadiazine) and nasal creams insulated from extreme sub-zero ambient temperatures. Store active topicals in an insulated thermal pouch or sleeping bag pocket to prevent emulsion breakdown and crystallisation from hard freeze-thaw cycles.
Enclosed Burn Protocols: Stove accidents inside expedition tents are high-morbidity events. Apply Silver Sulfadiazine using sterile technique (or sterile gloved hands) directly over debrided/cleansed burn surfaces to a thickness of 2–3mm, cover with non-adherent dressings, and monitor for systemic shock.
Engineered for autonomous ice-cap crossings, Antarctic traverses, and deep-field operations. The Polar Deep-Field Pack is an advanced, doctor-prescribed medical kit designed for extreme wilderness explorers operating in total isolation. It targets the distinct high-risk pathologies of prolonged sub-zero exposure: circadian disruption under unbroken photoperiods, severe mucosal drying, and critical thermal/chemical stove burns inside enclosed shelter environments.
Key Benefits
Severe Thermal & Chemical Burn Management: High-volume topical antimicrobial coverage specifically for tent-stove flare-ups, pressurised liquid fuel scalds, and contact burns in remote shelters.
Circadian Entrainment Support: Clinical-grade sleep-wake regulation for prolonged 24-hour daylight (midnight sun) or sustained polar night operations.
Cold-Arid Mucosal Barrier Defence: Dual antimicrobial and emollient action against painful nasal fissures, crusting, and recurrent cold-induced epistaxis.
GPhC-Registered Dispensing: Prescribed by UK-registered prescribers and fulfilled by an accredited UK pharmacy.
What’s inside?
All medications are supplied in full manufacturer blister packs and secure clinical packaging, labelled by our registered dispensing pharmacy with individual dosing schedules.
Silver Sulfadiazine 1% Cream – Flamazine (250g Tub | Apply 2–3mm Layer Daily or Alternate Days)
Potent topical broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent with high efficacy against Pseudomonas aeruginosa and staphylococci. Essential for preventing infection in partial- and full-thickness burns resulting from pressurised liquid fuel stoves, boiling water spills inside tents, or extreme dry contact burns during deep-field survival scenarios.
⚠️ Clinical Allergy Advisory: Contains a sulfonamide derivative. Screen for severe sulfonamide hypersensitivity or G6PD deficiency before use.
Melatonin 2mg Modified-Release (10 Tablets | 2mg at Bedtime for 5–10 Days as Required)
Modified-release neurohormone formulation designed to synchronise sleep architecture and maintain restorative rest during extreme high-latitude circadian dyssynchrony (continuous 24-hour polar daylight or perpetual darkness).
Naseptin Nasal Cream (15g Tube | Apply to Anterior Nares 2–4 Times Daily)
Dual-action topical formulation containing Chlorhexidine Dihydrochloride 0.1% and Neomycin Sulfate 0.5% in an emollient base. Lubricates and restores fragile nasal mucosa damaged by desiccating polar air, preventing debilitating nosebleeds and suppressing secondary bacterial crusting.
⚠️ Clinical Allergy Advisory: Check for neomycin, chlorhexidine, or peanut/soya sensitivities. A sterile paraffin/emollient ointment is substituted if an allergy is declared.
How it Works
Add this and any other personal travel pharmacy environmental packs to your basket and checkout; you’ll be asked to complete a short additional questionnaire.
After successful payment, you'll receive a medical registration form, an ID Verification link, and a medication purchase form; please complete all three. (If you are a returning customer, then you only need to complete the medication purchase form.
One of our prescribing clinical team will review your order and completed forms to ensure each medication is safe and clinically appropriate for your profile.
Our partner UK-registered pharmacy will dispense your order in protective, tamper-evident travel packaging and deliver it to your door within two hours in London or 24 hours for the rest of the UK.
NHS & Polar Deep-Field Guidance
Field Thermal Protection (Anti-Freeze Storage): Keep large emulsion tubs (Silver Sulfadiazine) and nasal creams insulated from extreme sub-zero ambient temperatures. Store active topicals in an insulated thermal pouch or sleeping bag pocket to prevent emulsion breakdown and crystallisation from hard freeze-thaw cycles.
Enclosed Burn Protocols: Stove accidents inside expedition tents are high-morbidity events. Apply Silver Sulfadiazine using sterile technique (or sterile gloved hands) directly over debrided/cleansed burn surfaces to a thickness of 2–3mm, cover with non-adherent dressings, and monitor for systemic shock.
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