First Aid Kits

Having a reliable first aid kit is essential for addressing unexpected injuries and emergencies promptly. Our range of first aid kits are suitable for the home and the workplace, ensuring you're prepared for minor accidents. We're so proud of our first aid kits here at St John Ambulance, we put our name on them.

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The St John Ambulance Large Workplace First Aid Kit. The contents of the School First Aid Kit Bundle.
St John Ambulance

School First Aid Kit Bundle

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£147.94
£147.94
St John Ambulance Universal First Aid Kit Refill Image 1 St John Ambulance Universal First Aid Kit Refill Image 2
St John Ambulance

St John Ambulance Universal First Aid Kit Refill

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£7.90
£7.90
St John Ambulance Workplace Refill First Aid Kit BS 8599-12019 Image 1 St John Ambulance Workplace Refill First Aid Kit BS 8599-12019 Image 2
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St John Ambulance Workplace Refill First Aid Kit BS 8599-12019

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£17.00
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St John Ambulance Resuscitation Personal Protection Kit Image 1 St John Ambulance Resuscitation Personal Protection Kit Image 2
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St John Ambulance Resuscitation Personal Protection Kit

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More about First Aid Kits

Our collection of First Aid Kits covers every need—whether you're preparing for travel, updating workplace supplies, or ensuring home safety. Choose from compact small kits, comprehensive large kits, or purpose-built options like the burn first aid kit and public access trauma first aid kit. Keep a leisure kit handy for outdoor activities or add a car first aid kit for extra security on the road. Every item is designed for quick access, durability, and practical use when it matters most.

People also ask about First Aid Kits

Is a first aid kit a legal requirement?
Yes, UK law requires workplaces to provide appropriate first aid equipment and facilities. Employers must assess risks and ensure a suitable first aid kit is easily accessible for staff and visitors.

What is the difference between an emergency kit and a first aid kit?
A first aid kit treats minor injuries like cuts or burns. An emergency kit includes extra supplies—like food, water, and a torch—designed to support survival during major incidents or disasters.

What is a public access trauma kit?
A public access trauma kit contains lifesaving tools like tourniquets, chest seals, and trauma dressings. It's designed for use by bystanders during emergencies such as serious bleeding or mass casualty events.

What is the lifespan of a first aid kit?
Most first aid kits last three to five years. Always check expiry dates on items like bandages, antiseptics, and eye wash. Replace anything used or out of date right away.

What size first aid kit do I need?
Choose a first aid kit based on the number of people, level of risk, and setting. A workplace needs more supplies than a small home or travel kit for one person.

Where should a first aid kit be located in the workplace?
Place the first aid kit in a clearly marked, accessible location known to all employees. It should be easy to reach during emergencies and restocked regularly to stay fully equipped.

Is it legal to have a first aid kit in your car?
Yes, it’s legal and strongly recommended. Keeping a car first aid kit ensures you’re prepared for minor injuries, roadside incidents, or emergencies while driving, especially on long journeys.

Is Medical Kit a First Aid kit?
A first aid kit is a type of medical kit. Medical kits may contain advanced supplies, while first aid kits are usually focused on immediate treatment for common injuries or accidents.

Should an office have a first aid kit?
Yes, every office must provide a suitable first aid kit. It helps staff respond quickly to injuries and supports compliance with health and safety laws in a workplace setting.

What are the risks of not having a first-aid kit?
Without a first aid kit, injuries may worsen without prompt care. Delays in treatment increase risks of infection, pain, and legal liability, especially in workplaces or high-risk environments.