First Aid Supplies
We're proud to put the St John Ambulance name on a wide range of first aid supplies, delivering the quality, reliability and expertise you can trust. Whatever your organisation's needs, we're here to help.
TraumaFix FREC 3 Rucksack
This comprehensive kit provides essential tools for immediate care and stabilisation in emergencies, organised within a robust tactical backpack.
HEART Pocket
The HEART Pocket is recommended for first responders or medical professionals who are constantly on the move. This is instant access to life-saving defibrillation.
Popular products
Explore our most popular first aid supplies, trusted by workplaces across the UK. From everyday essentials to specialist equipment, find everything you need to help keep staff and customers safe.
First Aid Consumables
Most First Aid Consumables will have a shelf life, so regular checking is essential to maintaining your ability to react. Shop our most popular First Aid Consumables here.
FAQs
What first aid supplies should every workplace have?
Every workplace should have first aid supplies suited to its size, number of people and level of risk. Alongside first aid kits, this may include burns kits, eyewash kits and AEDs, helping you respond quickly and effectively when it matters most.
How often should first aid supplies be checked?
First aid supplies should be checked regularly to ensure items are in date, fully stocked and ready to use in an emergency. First aid consumables such as dressings, gloves and wipes should be replaced when used or expired.
Do first aid supplies have expiry dates?
Many first aid consumables have expiry dates, including wound dressings, sterile wipes, eyewash solutions and gloves. Expired items should be replaced to ensure they remain effective and compliant.
Can I buy individual first aid supplies to refill my first aid kit?
Yes, many first aid consumables can be purchased individually, so you can replenish specific items rather than replace an entire first aid kit.
How many first aid kits should a workplace have?
The number of first aid kits required depends on the size of the premises, the number of employees, workplace hazards and whether the workplace has multiple floors or sites.
What is the difference between an AED and a defibrillator?
AED stands for Automated External Defibrillator. AEDs are designed for use by members of the public and trained first aiders to help treat someone experiencing cardiac arrest.
Should every workplace have a defibrillator?
Although not legally required in every workplace, it is recommended to have an AED. Early defibrillation can significantly improve survival rates during a cardiac arrest.
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