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General First Aid

Unfortunately, accidents and injuries can happen anywhere. Prepare yourself and your loved ones for any adverse situation.

Our general use medical emergency kits are designed for the rescue professional and for the average citizen. You never know when (and where) you will find yourself at the scene of an accident. To treat minor nicks, scrapes, and rashes, as well as more serious injuries, these general-use kits contain the necessities for Poison Ivy Treatment, Treating Minor Wounds, Burn Treatments, Upset Stomach, Severe Bleeding, Sterilize Wounds, Sting Relief, Hypothermia, Blisters and Hot-Spots, and more.

The American Red Cross recommends that you should always keep a first aid kit in your vehicle and your home. Carry a first aid kit with you whenever possible. And If not carrying a kit, know where you can find one. Make sure you know the location(s) of first aid kits where you work.

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Home & Everyday Preparedness

Simple, compact kits for handling cuts, burns and basic medical needs. Perfect to keep at home or have on the go.

  • Type: Portable first aid kit
  • Best for: Households, travelers, dorms
  • Size / Format: Small pouch or zippered case
  • Focus: Minor injuries and day-to-day safety
  • Carry Method: Drawer, backpack, purse
  • Benefit: Having practical care tools within reach
Everyday Outdoor Medical Kit

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Outdoor First Aid Kits

Kits designed for hikers, campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Includes supplies for severe wounds, minor cuts, scrapes, blisters and common field injuries.

  • Type: First aid with survival tools
  • Best for: Hikers, guides, outdoor workers and wilderness rescue
  • Size / Format: Compact soft shell or waterproof case
  • Focus: Emergency care in remote settings
  • Carry Method: Packable or MOLLE compatible
  • Benefit: Lightweight coverage for outdoor risks
Outdoor Medical Kit

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Vehicle First Aid Kits

Kits made for on-the-road emergencies. Includes tools to respond to injuries from crashes, mechanical mishaps, or roadside incidents.

  • Type: Auto emergency kit
  • Best for: Drivers, fleet managers, delivery teams
  • Size / Format: Medium pouch or hard case
  • Focus: Injury treatment while mobile
  • Carry Method: Glove box, trunk, mounted bracket
  • Benefit: Always ready when accidents happen
Vehicle Medical Kit

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Firearm & Range Safety Kits

Compact trauma kits for treating gun range or hunting-related injuries. Treats booboos and burns alongside bleeding control tools like tourniquets and trauma dressings.

  • Type: Trauma first aid kit
  • Best for: Shooters, instructors, law enforcement
  • Size / Format: Medical bags
  • Focus: Severe injuries / trauma care
  • Carry Method: Hand carry or MOLLE compatible
  • Benefit: Range-ready gear for serious injuries
Firearm/Range Medical Kit

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Mini Modules & Sub-Kits

Specialty mini-kits designed to supplement existing first aid setups. Focused on categories like burns, eye care or medications.

  • Type: Sub-kit / insert / supplemental
  • Best for: Workplace kits, EMS bags, custom builds
  • Size / Format: Slimline zip pouch or resealable pack
  • Focus: Targeted support for specific needs
  • Carry Method: Bag insert or drawer storage
  • Benefit: Easy upgrades without replacing your whole kit
Smaller Medical Kits & Packs

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ANSI/OSHA Compliant Kits

Class A and Class B kits that meet workplace safety standards. Ideal for job sites, offices or anywhere compliance is required.

  • Type: Workplace first aid kit
  • Best for: Safety officers, facility managers
  • Size / Format: Wall-mounted case or portable box
  • Focus: Meeting federal workplace first aid regulations
  • Carry Method: Mountable or portable case
  • Benefit: Keeps you compliant and ready for emergency situations
ANSI/OSHA Medical Kits

What Our Customers Are Saying

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Excellent refill pack at a great price. Try to find a better quality at a lower price. Ain't gonna happen! I love all the Rescue Essentials small individualized kits. Well thought out and great quality.
– David L.
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This is a great, and/or ideal basic first aid kit for law enforcement professionals to keep in their patrol vehicles. I like how individual components are labeled for easy identification.
– Jeremy B.
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High quality components to cover a variety of situations. Well organized, with thoughtful packaging. You can spend a lot more for a basic Wilderness First A kit, but for (the price) you'll be hard pressed to find a kit with comparable items.
- Craig V.

FAQs

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.