First Aid Kits

First Aid Kits for Home, Workplace, Travel & Vehicles:

First aid kits provide organised access to essential supplies for treating common injuries and responding to emergencies. This collection covers a particularly broad range of applications, with portable and wall-mounted kits for workplaces, construction sites, vehicles, travel, camping, outdoor activities, catering environments and individual workers. Brands represented include FastAid, New Zealand Red Cross, Prosafe, Quell, Kiwi Camping, HELP-IT, Orca and Maxcare.

Workplace & Commercial First Aid Kits:

Workplace options range from compact kits through to larger systems designed for teams. New Zealand Red Cross wall-mountable first aid kits include versions for 1–5, 1–25 and 1–50 people, alongside corresponding refill kits. The 1–50 person model includes an integrated carry handle, wall-mounting bracket and contents list to simplify replenishment.

More specialised workplace options include FastAid’s R2 Constructa kit for construction sites and tradies, HELP-IT modular first aid systems, an electrical workers kit and a dedicated burns kit.

Catering & Food Service First Aid Kits:

The HELP-IT Catering First Aid Kit is specifically configured for kitchens and food preparation environments. Its contents include blue metal-detectable standard, knuckle, fingertip and finger-extension plasters, blue detectable tape, dressings, burn-care items, a CPR face shield, scissors, gloves, saline and antiseptic wipes, all contained in a portable soft case.

Vehicle, Travel & Outdoor First Aid Kits:

For mobile use, the collection includes motorist and vehicle kits from FastAid and Prosafe, home/travel kits, a lone-worker pouch with belt loops and outdoor-focused options.

The Kiwi Camping waterproof first aid kit is designed for one to two people and uses compact dry-bag storage with an easy-view PVC front. It contains supplies for minor injuries plus an emergency whistle and is suited to camping, hiking, boating or keeping in a vehicle.

Choosing the Right First Aid Kit:

Start with where the kit will be used and how many people it needs to support. Workplace buyers should consider team size and industry-specific requirements, while motorists and outdoor users may prioritise compact, portable or water-resistant storage. Also check the supplied contents, case format and whether replacement or refill kits are available for ongoing maintenance.