Emergency Kits

Emergency Kits & First Aid Kits for Home, Work, Vehicles & Outdoors:

The Emergency Kits collection is primarily focused on first aid preparedness, with 45 products covering compact personal kits, home and travel first aid kits, vehicle kits, outdoor options, workplace systems and specialised kits for construction, electrical work, catering and burns. Brands represented include New Zealand Red Cross, FastAid, Prosafe, Quell, HELP-IT, Kiwi Camping, Orca, Maxcare and HiKOKI.

Home, Travel & Vehicle Emergency Kits:

Compact first aid kits provide practical options for keeping essential supplies accessible at home or while travelling. The range includes small home/travel kits, soft-bag travel kits and outdoor-focused options, alongside dedicated vehicle and motorist first aid kits from FastAid, Prosafe and Orca.

For outdoor use, the Kiwi Camping Waterproof First Aid Kit uses dry-bag style storage with an easy-view PVC front and is configured for one to two people. Vehicle-focused choices include the FastAid R1 Vehicle Kit and Prosafe Vehicle First Aid Kit with Trauma Fix.

Workplace & Commercial First Aid Kits:

Workplace requirements are covered by kits in several capacities and storage formats. New Zealand Red Cross options include 1–5, 1–25 and 1–50 person kits, with wall-mounted metal, wall-mountable and soft-pack versions represented. Matching refill kits are also available for selected Red Cross systems.

HELP-IT Modular Pro first aid kits are offered in two, four and six-module configurations, providing another approach to organising workplace first aid supplies.

Specialised Emergency First Aid Kits:

The collection includes products configured for specific working environments and hazards. These include FastAid’s R2 Constructa kit, a Platinum Electrical Workers First Aid Kit, HELP-IT Catering First Aid Kit and a wall-mountable New Zealand Red Cross Burns First Aid Kit. The Red Cross PursuitPro is an 86-piece kit with organised compartments, carry handles, shoulder strap and reflective strip.

Choosing the Right Emergency Kit:

Start with where the kit will be kept, how many people it needs to support and the types of risks involved. Compare kit contents, storage format and portability, and for workplaces consider whether a general-purpose or industry-specific first aid kit better matches the environment.