Securely cover wounds to keep them clean and protected.

Also known as butterfly bandages, these bring the edges of the skin together to speed up healing.

With a firm hold that can withstand hand washing, showering, and swimming, these bandages protect cuts, scrapes, and wounds.

Use the pointed tip for loosening and removing splinters.

Relieve fatigue and muscle cramps from minerals lost to heat and perspiration.

Kits have a gasketed lid to keep contents dry.

Inspect mouths and throats.

The one-way valve on the mouth shield protects rescuer from victim's breath and fluids.

Keep these packs on hand and you’ll always be prepared with a disposable face mask, rubber gloves, and wipes whenever you need them. All have a resealable pouch, which secures the contents and limits cross contamination.

These single-use gloves prevent cross contamination and provide the dexterity needed for intricate work.

These masks are lightweight and easy to breathe through.