Be ready for anything
Best sellers
90%
Treated at home
Of minor injuries can be treated at home with a properly stocked first aid kit, avoiding an ER visit.
43.5M
ER visits a year
Injury-related emergency department visits occur in the U.S. each year.
5
Injury categories
Assessment, Bleeding, Burns, Breathing, Bruising – every kit is organized the same way, so you find what you need under pressure.
Quick guide
Where do you want to be ready?
Pick the situation. We show the kits that fit it, with what is in them and what they cost—nothing else.
$1.99
12 supplies for cuts and scrapes; slips into a pocket, purse or glove box.
$19.99
Four injury categories and a CPR shield in a 1.1 lb case for a backpack or a locker.
$29.99
Five categories, 70+ supplies, burn dressings and sting relief – the one most families settle on.
$54.99
90+ supplies, three splint types and antibiotic ointment for full coverage.
$19.99
The right balance of size and coverage for the glovebox, the trunk or a road trip.
$54.99
For the family car or an RV: splints, pressure bandage and rescue blanket on board.
$54.99
Arm/leg splint, pressure bandage, rescue blanket and moleskin for hiking, camping and sports.
$29.99
Burn and sprain care without the bulk, for day hikes and weekends away.
$29.99
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A (Type I–A), wall-mountable, for offices and shops of 10+.
$39.99
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Type II–A with eye wash and burn care, for crews of up to 50.
Still deciding? Every product page lists the full contents, SKU, weight and case pack. Buying for a business? Open a wholesale account.














