First Aid Kits

First aid kits for homes, workplaces, travel bags, and clinics, from First Aid Only, MyMedic, McKesson, Medique, and other brands. Choose a ready-made kit sized for a group, or pick a trauma, travel, or specialty kit.

Shop first aid kits by type

• Group and workplace kits: kits sized by the number of people they are intended for, from 10-person to 50-person, including First Aid Only and McKesson kits in plastic cases.
• Trauma and emergency kits: MyMedic MYFAK, Recon, and Scout kits in nylon bags and backpacks, and First Aid Only first responder kits.
• Personal and travel kits: compact kits for a bag, a desk, or a trip, including McKesson, Medique, and Johnson & Johnson Red Cross First Aid to Go kits.
• Specialty kits: eye wash kits and eye and face wash, burn kits, a tick removal kit, and a nurse and medical assistant kit.

How to choose

• Group size: kits are labeled by the number of people they are intended for. A larger kit is the usual choice for an office or a job site.
• Where it will be used: a hard case suits a wall or shelf. A bag, pouch, or backpack suits a car, a trip, or a go-bag.
• What is inside: every product page lists the contents. Compare them with what your household, team, or facility needs.
• Standards: workplace requirements differ by industry and state. Check which standard applies to you before you choose a kit.
• Quantity: many kits are sold each or by the case, which suits offices, schools, and fleets.

Common questions

Can I buy bandages, tape, and cold packs separately? Yes. Adhesive bandages, medical tape, and cold packs are in First Aid Products, and dressings are in Wound Dressings.

What does "25-person kit" mean? It is the manufacturer's rating for how many people the kit is intended to serve. Check the contents against your needs.

Do you sell to businesses and facilities? Yes. Kits are available in case quantities, and our customer care team can set up a business account.

For a serious injury, call 911. Product information on this site is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Related: Emergency Kits, Kits & Trays, and First Aid & Wound Care.