
FAQ
What’s the difference between a general first aid kit and a trauma kit?
General first aid kits are designed to treat common injuries like cuts, burns and sprains. Trauma kits focus on more severe medical emergencies like severe bleeding or gunshot wounds. If you’re preparing for high-risk environments, consider adding a trauma module to your tactical medical kit.
Do your workplace kits meet OSHA or ANSI standards?
Yes. We offer both Class A and Class B ANSI/OSHA-compliant first aid kits. These meet federal workplace requirements and include key items like trauma dressings, nitrile gloves and burn care supplies.
Can I build or customize my own kit?
Absolutely. We offer mini modules and refill components so you can build a kit that fits your needs. Whether you’re assembling a survival kit, supplementing your vehicle pack or customizing for your family, we make it easy to get what you need.
What’s the best kit for home or family use?
Our smaller home and travel kits are great for treating minor injuries like scrapes, splinters, or burns. They're compact enough to keep in a drawer or glove box but contain enough supplies to manage most everyday incidents.
Are these kits easy to use without medical training?
Yes. Our general first aid kits are designed for any user and include straightforward medical supplies like gauze pads, bandages, and antiseptic wipes. No clinical background required, just basic knowledge and readiness to act.

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