Frequently asked questions
Which first aid kit do I need for my workplace?
Choose a kit labelled for your number of people and your risk level, low or high. The RESPONDER 4, OPERATOR 5 and COMMANDER 6 series cover progressively larger teams, and your workplace risk assessment should guide any extra items, such as a burns or eyewash kit.
Is a workplace kit enough on its own?
Not always, because your own workplace risk assessment decides what your site needs. Use the kit's labelled risk level and headcount as a starting point, and add specialist kits such as burns or eyewash where your hazards call for them.
What is the difference between a home kit and a workplace kit?
Home and personal kits cover minor injuries for a household or individual, while workplace kits carry a broader range of contents sized for a team. The VOYAGER, AEROKIT and DEFENDER series suit homes, cars and outdoor activities, and the RESPONDER, OPERATOR and COMMANDER series are built for workplaces.
Do you sell specialist first aid kits?
Yes, the REGULATOR series covers snake bite, burns, eyewash, biohazard spills and low voltage rescue. We also list the NAVIGATOR Scale F marine first aid kit for boats.
How do I keep a first aid kit up to date?
Check your kit regularly and replace anything used, damaged or past its expiry date. Modular kits such as the MODULATOR 4 series make restocking easier because contents are grouped by injury type in colour-coded modules.
Which case should I choose?
Pick the case to suit where the kit will be kept. Softpacks are light and portable, rugged plastic cases are strong yet lightweight, and metal cabinets can be wall mounted in a fixed location.















































