First Aid Kits

Need a First Aid Kit?

Use this page to determine which kit is right for your area. When you're ready, submit a request using the link below.

First aid kits provide immediate care for workplace injuries until professional medical assistance is available.OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.151 requires that adequate first aid supplies be readily available. Departments are responsible for maintaining appropriate kits based on their specific workplace hazards and conditions.

Use the guidance below to determine the right kit for your area.

Which First Aid Class Kit is Right For Your Department?

**Sample Differences**
First Aid Supply	Class A Kits	Class B Kits
Adhesive Bandage	16	50
Antiseptic	10	50
Burn Treatment	16	25
Gloves	2 Pair	4 Pair
Tourniquet	0	1
Medical Exam Gloves	2 Pair	4 Pair
Splints	0	1
Cold Pack	1	2
Trauma Pads	2	4

To view the full ANSI/ISEA Kit A and Kit B Differences: Click Here

First Aid Kits

Class A Kits

Designed for low-hazard environments such as offices, classrooms, and retail spaces.
These kits contain supplies for common minor injuries.
Typically can service up to 40 employees in a low-risk workspace.

Class B Kits

Designed for higher-risk environments such as laboratories, workshops, and construction areas.
These kits include additional supplies for more serious injuries.
Typically, it can cover up to 50 employees, but depending on the risk, more may be required.

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