The best first aid kits have you covered from small cuts and scrapes to burns. ... however, I liked that this had integrated labels for everything,” one reviewer shared. 2. Best for the Car.

Gear is good, but knowledge plus gear is better. Get yourself some training so you know how and when to use everything in your med kit. Red Cross First Aid and CPR classes are inexpensive and ...

A label on the cover of the kit can be used to note the inspection date. Another common practice is to clip the kit latch with a plastic tie. If the tie is cut, the inspector knows someone got into ...

Preparation. First and foremost, the best first-aid kit you can have is one you know how to use. If you spend a decent amount of time in the backcountry, we highly recommend investing in a ...

Ready-made farm first aid kits can be purchased through the National Education Center for Ag Safety by contacting Dan Neenan at 563- 557-0354. Lacey Vilhauer can be reached at 620-227-1871 or ...

Buying an empty first-aid container case (or indeed, a cheap make-up/toiletries bag or lunch box that you can label) and filling it yourself means you can adapt it to your needs and lifestyle, and ...