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First Aid Supplies + Kits from Medline at Home
Life happens and along with it so do unexpected accidents, bumps, bruises, strains, sprains, splinters, cuts and burns. Now you can be prepared to take care of minor injuries at home with the same first aid essentials and basic medical supplies used in hospitals and healthcare settings worldwide. Shop our large assortment of hospital-quality adhesive bandages, wound dressings, cotton gauze, medical tapes, gauze sponges, antibiotic ointments, burn ointments, wound cleansers, first aid kits and more.
Not sure what you need? Find answers to common questions about first aid essentials and kits below.
What items should a home medicine cabinet or first aid box contain?
First aid items fall into two categories and you should get items for both (1) physical injury and (2) illness, inflammation or allergy.
Physical injury first aid essentials include: cotton balls, cotton swabs, gauze sponges, bandages, elastic wraps, slings, medical tape, hydrogen peroxide, topical antibiotic ointment, burn ointment, alcohol wipes or rubbing alcohol, tweezers, scissors, thermometer, instant cold packs, medical mask and medical gloves.
Medline bestseller: Medline Isopropyl Alcohol Prep Pads MDS090670
Medline bestseller: Medline Sterile Bulkee II Cotton Gauze Bandages NON25865
Medline bestseller: Medline Sterile Extra Absorbent Abdominal Pad NON21450
Illness, inflammation and allergy first aid essentials include: pain reliever (acetaminophen, ibuprofen), fever reliever, cough/cold medicine, anti-diarrhea medicine, laxative, antacid, antihistamine, hydrocortisone cream and calamine lotion.
Medline bestseller: Medline 200 mg Ibuprofen Tablets OTCS0883C2
Medline bestseller: CURAD Hydrocortisone Anti-Itch Cream CUR015431H
Medline bestseller: CURAD Triple Antibiotic + Pain Relief Ointment CUR001232H
Do I need to buy a pre-made first aid kit?
You can easily buy medical supplies separately and create your own custom kit, however many people find pre-made kits convenient. Pre-made kits can be small enough to stash in a purse or backpack or large enough to take care of a family.
Emergency kits, survival kits, hurricane kits or disaster supply kits include more than just medical supplies. They also include: batteries, flashlight or lantern, cell phone charger, hand-crank radio, can opener, multi-purpose tool (Swiss Army knife), whistle, rain gear and non-perishable food/water supplies.
Medline bestseller: CURAD 175-Piece Complete First Aid Kit CURFAK300RV1H
Medline bestseller: Small Business First Aid Kit NONFAK200
Do I need different types of first aid kits?
Accidents are accidents because they’re always unexpected. You should always have first aid supplies at home and in your car. Next, think about your daily activities and your family needs and create extra kits as needed. Many people find it helpful to have extra first aid supplies or kits for: Office * Kids sports teams * Running/biking * Hiking * RV/camping