Vehicle First Aid Kit
The Vehicle First Aid Kit brings a practical selection of first-aid essentials together for travel. Its compact green zipped case keeps the supplies organised for car journeys, holidays and work that takes you between different locations.
Inside are finger, medium and large sterile dressings, assorted plasters, a triangular bandage, alcohol wipes, disposable vinyl gloves and scissors. Having these items in one portable kit makes routine checks and replenishment easier than keeping loose supplies in separate compartments.
The FA22 format is designed for minor-injury first-aid needs while travelling. Place it where vehicle users can locate it readily, with the case secured so it cannot move around during a journey or obstruct the driver.
Include the kit in your regular vehicle checks and replace used or expired supplies promptly. Browse our first aid kits for other settings, or explore medical supplies when organising provision across your premises and vehicles.
Key Features & Benefits
- Compact first-aid kit for vehicle and travel use.
- Green zipped case keeps supplies together.
- Contains finger, medium and large sterile dressings.
- Includes assorted plasters and a triangular bandage.
- Alcohol wipes, disposable vinyl gloves and scissors included.
- Portable format for journeys and mobile working.
- SKU FA22 identifies this vehicle kit.
Directions for Use
1. Check the kit before travel
Inspect the contents, packaging and expiry dates before putting the kit into service. Check that the selection suits the journey and users; for workplace vehicles, include it in your first-aid needs assessment.
2. Store it securely and accessibly
Keep the case closed in a clean, dry location, following the storage instructions on the individual items. Secure it against movement and make sure drivers and other users know its location without obstructing vehicle controls.
3. Follow the supplied instructions
Select items according to their labelling and your first-aid training. Check wrappers before use and follow each product’s instructions. Seek appropriate medical assistance when an injury is beyond the scope of basic first aid.
4. Replenish after use
Replace used, expired or damaged items promptly and review the remaining contents. Keep supplies in their original protective packaging, close the case and return it to the agreed storage position ready for the next journey.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product |
Vehicle First Aid Kit |
| SKU |
FA22 |
| Format |
Compact green zipped case |
| Intended setting |
Vehicle journeys, travel and mobile working |
| Dressings |
Finger dressing; medium and large sterile dressings |
| Other wound-care supplies |
Assorted plasters and triangular bandage |
| Additional contents |
Alcohol wipes, disposable vinyl gloves and scissors |
| Routine care |
Check contents and expiry dates; replace used or damaged supplies |
FAQs
What does the Vehicle First Aid Kit contain?
The kit includes a finger dressing, medium and large sterile dressings, assorted plasters, a triangular bandage, alcohol wipes, disposable vinyl gloves and scissors. Check the supplied pack when planning replacement stock.
Is it suitable for keeping in a car?
Yes, this is a compact vehicle and travel kit. Choose a secure position where users can find it easily, and follow the storage instructions on the supplies rather than leaving them exposed to unsuitable conditions.
Can it be used for mobile employees?
The portable format suits work that involves travelling between locations. The employer’s first-aid needs assessment should determine whether the contents and quantity of kits meet the needs of the people and activities involved.
Does the kit come with a case?
Yes. The supplies are presented in a green zipped case. Keep it closed between uses to help organise the contents, and inspect both the case and individual packs during regular vehicle checks.
When should the contents be replaced?
Replenish items after use and replace anything expired or with damaged packaging. Regular checks help identify missing supplies before a journey, so the kit remains ready in its designated storage position.
Can this kit replace first-aid training?
No. A kit provides supplies, while appropriate training and the instructions supplied with each item guide their use. Arrange medical assistance when needed and choose first-aid provision to suit the risks of the journey or work.
