The Ultimate Road Trip First Aid Kit: What You Should Have In Your Car.

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Premium Vehicle/Lone Worker First Aid Kit


This first aid kit comes in a handy pack size, suitable for use in many environments such as Construction, Home and Leisure, Camping and much more.

Like all basic first aid kit, the contents meet the suggested contents for low risk industries and can be added to to be tailored to meet the requirements of a higher risk workplace.


Advanced Driver Soft Pack First Aid Kit


A handy compact first aid kit containing comprehensive contents. Designed for the family or workplace vehicle. Ideal for treating roadside or recreational injuries with components such as wound dressings, non-stick wound pads and bandage products. Contents meet the guidelines for Workplace First Aid Kits for low risk industries and can be easily added to for higher risk industries.


Motor Sport Kit with Velcro Fastening


A portable first aid kit with contents to cover typical motorsport injuries such as burns, cuts and bruises. Ideal for off-road and rally enthusiasts but equally useful for lone drivers, marine sports, forklifts and motorbikes.

The soft bag has sturdy velcro straps, to easily attach to roll cages or seats.

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Bandaid Tough Strips


The number one requested plasters from our tradespeople. Like the name says they are made tough and they stay on until you are ready to take them off (wounds should receive a clean dressing daily). Some of our customer's won't let us stock them with anything else.

Bandaid Tough Strips use Quilt-Aid Technology which means they have a non-stick quilted pad which draws fluid away from wounds.

They are made from a Heavy Duty Fabric so they can provide strengthened protection.


Band-aid Brand Adhesive Bandages help cuts heal twice as fast as uncovered cuts.

Please note: this product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions for some people.


4 Inch Trauma Dressings

Whether you are a hunter, tradesperson, handy person, play contact sports, travel on the road or are into adventure sports, this trauma bandage should be one of your essential first aid kit item.


It is primarily designed to apply direct pressure to a wound to prevent blood loss but can also be used to secure splints, act as a sling, or be applied in any other situation that would benefit from an elastic wrap.


Our all inclusive Trauma Dressing is simple and easy to apply, very effective and suitable for even the most extreme conditions. It consists of durable elastic wrap, dependable securing device and a sterile non-adherent pad.


Combine Dressings


Ideal for dressing wounds, cuts, grazes and as a post surgical covering, combine dressings are an essential item for all first aid kits.

The pads used in combine dressings are highly absorbent and cushioning allowing them to protect sensitive wounds and making them a valuable first aid tool for any home, office or pet first aid kit.

Because they are designed for dressing wounds, they come in a sterile pack and are available in a variety of sizes.

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