Protect Life First Aid Kit

How to make a family first aid kit?

Use this free printable checklist to build your Home First Aid Kit for your family. This article has helpful tips for making a first aid kit, medical product comparisons and links, and free printable labels for your family first aid kit!

What does a Red Cross First Aid Kit contain?

The kit comes housed in a zippered soft pack with clear pockets that keep supplies organized and accessible, along with the American Red Cross Emergency First Aid Guide, so it’s easy to use for beginners. The kit contains essential first aid supplies to treat the most common injuries, including cuts, scrapes, swelling, sprains, and strains.

What kind of first aid do you need?

Regulation first aid kits for the workplace, home first aid kits, travel first aid kits, sports first aid kits, burn first aid kits, CPR first aid kits, EMT trauma first aid kits and more!

Why do you need a trauma first aid kit?

An Emergency First Aid Kit, Trauma First Aid Kit or a Mobile Trauma First Aid Station may help to save someone in your families life or minimize the impact of a serious injury in an emergency or disaster by facilitating an immediate and effective trauma first aid response.

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We’ve mentioned on a few products on this list before that they either come with no first aid kit or, if they do, that the kit is usually pretty basic. We’ve also suggested that if you do want a good quality first aid kit then you may be better off buying a dedicated kit, and this could be the one.

This is a very well stocked first aid kit, containing just about everything you would need in the initial stages of minor medical emergency. A wide range of bandages, tape, anti-septic and alcohol wipes and wipes to treat insect stings along with eye pads, tweezers and cotton applicators – to name just a few of the things you’ll find in this kit.

There aren’t many tools included, but the kit is nice and small and easy to tuck away in the car.

Another cool thing to note is that the items have a pretty long shelf life of around 3 to 5 years. All perishable goods are clearly marked with a use by date too, so if you do buy this and pop it into the trunk or the glove box, jut remember to pull it out every now and then to check the dates.