Recommended for Family Emergency Kit
A first aid kit is the one item you hope never to open — and are very glad to have when you do. The right kit depends on where you'll keep it and what you're likely to face.
We've picked a comprehensive all-rounder, a waterproof kit built for the outdoors, and a compact kit cheap enough to put in every bag and glovebox.
Comprehensive medical supplies for treating injuries, burns, and illnesses in the field. The most important safety item in any kit.
Bandages, plasters, antiseptic wipes, burn gel, painkillers, tweezers, scissors, and gloves at minimum.
Supplies must stay dry. A hard or sealed soft case is essential.
A quick-reference card helps you remember procedures under stress.
Add personal medications, EpiPens, or specialist items for your group.
Check contents every 6 months. Replace used or expired items.
A first aid kit without knowledge is just a bag of supplies. Take a basic first aid course.
A comprehensive multi-piece first aid kit in a compact case for home, car or travel. Covers everyday cuts, burns and sprains as the foundation of any preparedness kit.
A first aid kit in an impact-resistant, waterproof case built for the outdoors. The pick when your kit needs to survive rough, wet conditions.
A compact 92-piece kit that slips into a bag, glovebox or desk drawer. A cheap, sensible way to make sure there's always a kit within reach.