Safety experts share the must-have medical supplies that travelers should have during a trip, customized for your destination ...

Your first-aid kit should include bandages in various sizes and butterfly stitches. These can be used on the fly to patch up deeper cuts instead of resorting to traditional stitches.

This 298-piece kit from First Aid Only is a great choice with all the basics for treating small injuries like cuts and scrapes, as well as some materials for taking care of serious injuries when ...

VSSL’s cylindrical first aid kit stands out from the crowd thanks to its minimal and compact design that features almost 50 first aid essentials. Yes, that’s half the amount of the other kits on this ...

Every home should have a first aid kit of some type, whether you build it yourself or buy a pre-made kit at the store. These include items like bandages, ice packs, and sanitizer to patch someone ...

Our emergency preparedness guide recommends two great general-use first aid kits: the First Aid Only 298 Piece All-Purpose First Aid Kit and the Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Backpacker Kit.

The 200-piece kit comes with all of the basics as well as extras like shears, a CPR mask, and first aid instructions. Everything is stored in labeled compartments so you can find them.

1. A First Aid kit First Aid All-Purpose Emergency First Aid Kit Have bandages, wrappings and other medical supplies at the ready with this portable First Aid kit. $21 at Amazon ...

This simple first aid kit has enough basic supplies for one person for 1-2 days — or, as I use it, for daily, low-consequence, just-in-case use. Think splinter or minor aches and pains on the trail or ...

Anatomy of your first aid kit Each Class B first aid kit contains supplies to address five common first aid needs; 1) bleeding, 2) musculoskeletal injuries, 3) burns, 4) eye injuries and 5) CPR. The ...

Those and much more are taught in Red Cross first aid classes, and can be found in the app. "We know that one in four people is likely to be in a situation where someone's going to need CPR.