Dorcy International First Aid Kits
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Are you prepared to deal with minor to moderate injuries or illnesses that may come up in daily life? If not, let Lowe’s help you find a first aid kit to ensure you have what you need if someone gets injured or sick. The best medical kits have first aid kit supplies like BAND-AID bandages, gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, antihistamines, ibuprofen or Tylenol, and a bottle of water. Some kits even include supplies like ACE bandages, instant ice packs and thermometers. You can build your own first aid bag by purchasing individual first aid supplies or opt for a prepackaged first aid box. Hiking first aid kits are useful if you spend a lot of time outdoors and can include items like a poncho and emergency light stick in addition to the common first aid kit supplies. If you’re always on the go, a car first aid kit is a must-have for your vehicle. Whatever your needs, having a portable medical kit on hand gives you peace of mind when small medical incidents need to be addressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What items are included in a first aid kit?
A: Items in first aid kits vary. Some contain just the basics — essentials like gauze, BAND-AID bandages, antiseptic wipes and antibiotic ointments — while others have additional items like fabric bandages, emergency blankets, instant cold compresses and more. Refer to organizations like the American Red Cross, or others that provide emergency assistance, for information on essential first aid kit supplies. If you’d prefer to buy a ready-made first aid kit, Lowe’s sells a variety of options including 3-day emergency kits for two people, 3-day emergency kits for four people and more.
Q: Why do I need a med kit?
A: Whether you spend time outdoors or not, accidents happen. Med kits, or first aid kits, can help treat minor cuts, scrapes, burns and sprains. Though you can’t use first aid kits to treat all injuries, they can be extremely useful for stopping bleeding and disinfecting wounds.
Q: Should I keep a first aid kit in the car?
A: Yes, you should absolutely keep a first aid kit in the car. Accidents can happen anywhere — including in the car when you’re on the road. If there isn’t a hospital or medical facility nearby, a first aid kit can help you treat some injuries until you can seek medical assistance.