This video compares several first aid kit formats from FIRSTAR. The collection includes portable bags and structured cases that can support travel, workplace, home and outdoor supply programs.
Start with the application
The outer case affects portability, storage and product presentation, but the intended use should guide the selection. A compact travel kit prioritizes size, while a workplace box may need a fixed storage position and a larger, clearly organized component list.
The kits shown are examples rather than one universal specification. Buyers should define the number of users, expected environment and required contents, then select a case that has suitable capacity and organization.
Building a kit specification
- Application, target users and destination market
- Bag or box material, dimensions and color
- First aid items and quantities
- Internal arrangement and refill needs
- Logo, label, instructions and retail packaging
Explore the related representative kits and the bag and box catalogs to narrow the preferred format. FIRSTAR can review a standard list or a buyer-provided component specification for a custom program.
