• youtube
  • facebook
  • instagram
Call Us: 1-866-879-8891

Free shipping on orders over $

Free shipping on orders over $

close-btn

Guns & Rifles

arrow-right

Knives & Tools

arrow-right

Men

arrow-right

Women

arrow-right

Bags & Packs

arrow-right

Camping & Survival

arrow-right

More

arrow-right
Log Out

First Aid Kits

First aid kits are essential collections of supplies and equipment designed to treat minor injuries and provide initial care in emergencies. They vary in size and content based on their intended use, such as home, workplace, car, or travel.

Common Contents of a First Aid Kit

  1. Adhesive Bandages: Various sizes for covering small cuts and blisters.
  2. Gauze Pads and Rolls: For dressing larger wounds and controlling bleeding.
  3. Antiseptic Wipes and Solutions: For cleaning wounds to prevent infection.
  4. Adhesive Tape: To secure bandages and dressings.
  5. Scissors: For cutting tape, gauze, or clothing.
  6. Tweezers: For removing splinters or debris from wounds.
  7. Instant Cold Packs: To reduce swelling and relieve pain.
  8. Gloves: Usually disposable latex or nitrile gloves to protect against contamination.
  9. CPR Mask or Shield: For performing CPR safely.
  10. Pain Relievers: Such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen.
  11. Burn Cream and Ointments: For treating minor burns and skin irritations.
  12. Sterile Eye Wash: To rinse out eyes in case of exposure to irritants.
  13. Thermometer: To check for fever.
  14. First Aid Manual: Instructions on how to use the kit's contents and perform basic first aid
1 - 24 of 34 Items

What are First Aid Kit Paracords?

First aid kit paracords are versatile, lightweight ropes known for their strength and durability, essential for various emergency medical situations.

What's in it?

Made from nylon, paracords consist of an outer sheath with multiple inner strands, giving them exceptional tensile strength. They are available in various lengths and thicknesses, with 550 paracord being the most common type, rated to hold up to 550 pounds.

How to Use?

In a first aid context, paracords can be used to create splints, secure bandages, or even construct improvised stretchers in emergency situations.

Gorilla Surplus © 2024 All rights reserved Cookies