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Survival Kits

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First Aid Kits for Emergency, Travel, Vehicle & Workplace Use:

Despite the collection name, the products in this range are specifically first aid kits rather than general survival equipment. The collection covers portable and wall-mounted first aid solutions for homes, vehicles, workplaces, construction, outdoor activities and travel, with options from FastAid, New Zealand Red Cross, Prosafe, Quell, Kiwi Camping, Orca, HELP-IT and other brands.

Vehicle, Travel & Outdoor First Aid Kits:

Portable kits form an important part of the range. FastAid options include Motorist and R1 Vehicle first aid kits, with the R1 designed for one to 10 people and supplied in a compact soft case. Prosafe and Orca also provide vehicle-focused kits, while home and travel kits offer smaller formats for general use away from a fixed first aid station.

For camping and outdoor activities, the Kiwi Camping Waterproof First Aid Kit uses a dry-bag style case with an easy-view PVC front. It is designed for one to two people and includes first aid supplies together with an emergency whistle, making it suitable for activities such as hiking, camping and boating.

Workplace & Specialist First Aid Kits:

Larger workplace options include New Zealand Red Cross kits for groups of 1–5, 1–25 and 1–50 people. Wall-mountable, soft-pack and metal-case formats are represented, along with refill kits for replenishing selected Red Cross first aid systems.

The collection also contains more specialised kits for particular work environments. These include FastAid construction kits, HELP-IT modular systems, a catering first aid kit, an electrical workers kit and a dedicated burns kit. A lone-worker first aid pouch with belt loops provides a compact option designed to remain with an individual worker.

Choosing the Right First Aid Kit:

Start with the intended location and number of people the kit needs to support. Vehicle and outdoor users may prioritise compact or water-resistant storage, while workplaces may require larger wall-mounted or modular systems.

Also compare the contents and case format carefully. First aid kit contents vary according to intended use, so check individual product specifications and consider how easily consumable items can be replaced or replenished.