First Aid
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Sellers list 160 products in First Aid on CommerceBook. Updated November 14, 2026.
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First Aid Only metal detectable fabric knuckle bandages, blue, model G174First Aid Only$32.99 USD each
First Aid Only non-aspirin acetaminophen pain reliever, 50/BX, model 90016First Aid Only$30.99 USD each
First Aid Only plastic bandages, 1 inch by 3 inch, box of 100, model G106First Aid Only$26.99 USD each
First Aid Only standard industrial first aid station with 3 shelves, model 6155First Aid Only$280.99 USD each
WATER JEL heat shield blanket, 72" x 60", model 7260WATER JEL$244.99 USD each
Anchor Brand 3-shelf metal first aid cabinet, full, model 101-3SH-M-FACAnchor Brand$190.99 USD each
Hughes eye wash and shower unit, model 16GFEWPHughes$506.99 USD each
fend-all by PIP universal eye wash stand, model 32-001065-0000fend-all by PIP$237.99 USD each
Anchor Brand refill kit for 4 shelf cabinet, model 101-4SH-RFL-CABAnchor Brand$152.99 USD each
GUARDIAN EQUIPMENT portable eyewash with drench hose, 15 GAL, model G1562GUARDIAN EQUIPMENT$2,250.99 USD each
fend-all by PIP Flashflood 3 minute emergency eyewash station, model 32-000400-0000fend-all by PIP$267.99 USD each
fend-all by PIP Porta Stream emergency eyewash, 6 minute, model 32-000100-0000fend-all by PIP$509.99 USD each- No photo yetRAVEN SAFETY portable emergency eyewash station, 9 gallon, model 5134-00RAVEN SAFETY$237.99 USD each
Anchor Brand 4-shelf first aid cabinet, full, model 101-4SH-9-FACAnchor Brand$282.99 USD each
First Aid Only 36 unit first aid and BBP kit, model 5499First Aid Only$154.99 USD each
fend-all by PIP purified cartridge for Fendall 2000 eye wash, model 32-002450-0000fend-all by PIP$668.99 USD each
About First Aid
First aid kits hold medical supplies and emergency items. You should check the age group before you buy. You must check the allergy friendly features of the contents. You can check the body area the kit serves. You should look at the color and the product certifications and standards. You can check the usage type to see if the kit is reusable or refillable. You must check the expiration dates of the items inside. You should inspect the contents for any used or missing supplies. You can check if the kit includes latex free gloves and antiseptic wipes. You should review the medical history forms and emergency phone numbers you need to add.
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How do I check expiration dates on items?
You check the expiration dates printed on the container. You must replace any used or out-of-date contents.
How do I check what supplies are in a kit?
You review the contents to find items like adhesive bandages and antiseptic wipes. You can check if the kit includes latex free gloves and ointment.
How do I check if a kit matches specific activities?
You check the product details to see if the kit is designed for activities such as hiking. You can also look for specialty kits that meet your needs.
How do I check for emergency information items?
You check if the kit includes a first aid manual or notepad. You should add your own medical history forms and emergency phone numbers.
How do I check the storage requirements for the kit?
You check that you can keep the kit in a dry and cool location. You must store medications according to the directions on the container.
How do I check safety features for children?
You check if the kit includes safety caps for small children. You must keep medications out of the reach of children.
How do I check the age group for the product?
You check the target age range listed for the product, such as adults or kids. You should include any lifesaving medications that a child might need.