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First Aid Kits for Home, Work & Travel
Be ready for everyday scrapes and real emergencies with a properly stocked first aid kit. Compact enough for a car, bag or drawer, and filled with the plasters, dressings and essentials you actually reach for — at home, at work and on the move.
- ✓ For home, car, work & travel
- ✓ Plasters, dressings & essentials
- ✓ Compact, grab-and-go cases
- ✓ Free UK delivery over £50
6 first aid kits & supplies
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How to choose a first aid kit
The right kit depends on where you'll keep it and how many people it needs to cover. Here's a quick guide.
Match the kit to the place
A home kit can be larger and more complete; a car or handbag kit should be compact and sealed. Keep one wherever accidents happen — kitchen, car, workplace, holiday bag.
Check the contents
Good kits include assorted plasters, sterile dressings, bandages, wipes, tape, gloves and scissors. Make sure the essentials for cuts, grazes and burns are all present.
Size it for the people
A kit for a family or a busy workplace needs more of everything than a personal travel kit. Check how many people it's designed to cover.
Keep it stocked and in date
Restock anything you use straight away and check dressings and antiseptic wipes are within date so the kit is ready when it matters.
Helpful reading
Frequently asked questions
What should a good first aid kit contain?
A well-stocked first aid kit should include assorted plasters, sterile dressings and bandages, cleansing wipes, adhesive tape, disposable gloves and scissors — enough to deal with everyday cuts, grazes, burns and sprains.
Which first aid kit is best for a car or travel?
For a car, handbag or holiday, choose a compact, sealed kit with the core essentials so it fits in a glovebox or bag and stays clean. Keep a larger, more complete kit at home.
How often should I check my first aid kit?
Check it every few months: replace anything you've used, and make sure dressings, wipes and any creams are still sealed and in date so the kit is ready in an emergency.
Do you offer free UK delivery on first aid kits?
Yes — free UK delivery on orders over £50, with friendly UK phone support if you need help choosing.