First Aid Kits - Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies

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CURAD Portable First Aid Kit, 15 Piece Pack

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Certified Safety First Aid Burn Kit, 18 Person, Blue Plastic Case, ANSI Class A, ea

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CURAD Mini First Aid Kit, 30 Pieces, Resealable Bag

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CURAD 75 Piece Compact Portable First Aid Kit

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Certified Safety First Aid Kit, ANSI Class A, each

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CURAD 175-Piece Complete First Aid Kit

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First Aid Only 100 Person, 683 Piece First Aid Kit, each

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Medline Large General First Aid Kit, 203 Pieces, for 50 People, each

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First Aid Kits

Trust quality, certified first aid kits to prepare for the unthinkable. Natural disasters and health issues can appear out of nowhere without warning. Harmony stocks quality first aid kits that have the supplies you need to stay prepared and respond to hazards outside of your control. Hand picked by medical professionals to get you the tools you need in order to respond effectively to medical emergencies. Get the ultimate first aid kits for workplaces, homes, and cars and get ready for any eventuality.

What essential items should a first aid kit include?

A basic first aid kit should include bandages, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, a pair of disposable gloves, an antibiotic ointment, an instant cold pack, and a first aid manual. More comprehensive kits may include tweezers, different sizes of bandages, a digital thermometer, face masks, aspirin, and a space blanket.

How often should I replace items in my first aid kit?

Check your first aid kit regularly (at least once a year) to restock any used items and replace any out-of-date items. Certain items like adhesive bandages and antiseptic wipes can deteriorate over time, so ensuring they are in good condition and effective is crucial.

Can I customize my first aid kit?

Yes, once you purchase a standard first aid kit, it's best to customize it according to your needs. For example, if you're creating a kit for a hiking trip, you may want to include items like insect repellent and a snake bite kit. If the kit is for a workplace, industry regulations may dictate the contents.

What is the difference between a home first aid kit and a travel first aid kit?

A home first aid kit is generally larger and more comprehensive, including a wide range of supplies to handle common injuries. A travel first aid kit is typically smaller and portable, containing essential items needed for immediate, short-term treatment.

Do I need training to use a first aid kit?

While anyone can use a first aid kit for basic injuries, having some first aid training is highly beneficial. This will equip you with the knowledge to handle emergencies and use first aid supplies effectively and safely.

Where should I store my first aid kit?

Store your first aid kit in a cool, dry place out of the reach of young children. However, it should be easily accessible in case of an emergency. In your car, keep it within reach (not in the trunk), and at home, good locations can be the kitchen or the bathroom.

Can I use a first aid kit on my pet?

While some items in a human first aid kit could be used on pets (like bandages), it's recommended to have a separate pet-specific first aid kit. Certain products intended for humans can be harmful to pets. Applying ointment, for example, can be done with cotton medical swabs.