Product details
180-piece premium first aid kit bag – includes eyewash, 2 x cold packs and emergency blanket
This 180-piece kit is the sort of thing that sits quietly until you need it, then makes a tricky moment a whole lot easier. It’s neat enough to slip into a glovebox or caravan locker but properly packed with the essentials — antiseptic wipes, metal medical scissors, eyewash, butterfly closures and more. That blend of practical bits and handy extras means it’s just as useful on a walk or at the kitchen worktop.
What’s inside and why it matters
The kit contains 180 useful items: conforming, triangular, knee and crepe bandages, first aid tape, butterfly strips, a CPR face mask and gauze pads. You’ll also find adhesive plasters, non‑adherent dressings, sting relief pads, gloves, tweezers, extra‑strong metal medical scissors, moleskin blister relief, splinter lancets, two instant cold packs, eyewash and an emergency foil blanket. The cold packs are single‑use — great for bumps and sprains — and the foil blanket helps retain heat after shock or in cold conditions.
Compact, organised and built to last
The outer bag is hard‑wearing and water‑resistant, with multiple compartments and clear pouches so there’s no faffing about when time matters. It’s light at roughly 590 g and measures approximately 28.9 x 20.8 x 6.8 cm, so it tucks away easily in gloveboxes, rucksacks or cupboards. There’s even room for personal medication, burn gel or allergy tablets if you want to add them.
Who is this for?
- Drivers who want a proper car first aid kit ready for roadside incidents.
- Families and homeowners who need reliable supplies for everyday bumps, cuts and minor burns.
- Caravanners, campers and hikers who want a compact kit for common outdoor injuries.
- Small workplaces or students wanting a well‑stocked, portable kit for typical accidents.
It’s designed for initial treatment and to keep things under control until professional help arrives. For anything serious — heavy bleeding, suspected broken bones, head injuries or loss of consciousness — contact emergency medical services straight away.
Practical notes and tips
The kit is CE‑approved and made to high standards. The eyewash is handy for grit or dust in the eye, butterfly strips can tidy small skin tears (sometimes avoiding stitches), and the CPR face mask gives added confidence if resuscitation is needed. Remember the instant cold packs are single‑use and will need replacing after activation. It’s sensible to add any personal meds you rely on (paracetamol, antihistamine, inhaler) and to top up items you use often.
If you’re worried about being underprepared on journeys, at the campsite or at home, this kit covers the basics — and a bit more — without any faff. Sensible, organised first aid, ready when you need it.