What is the difference between Class A and Class B kits?

Under ANSI/ISEA Z308.1, Class A kits cover the most common workplace injuries, and Class B kits carry a broader range and larger quantity of supplies for more complex or higher risk workplaces.

How often should a first aid kit be checked?

Inspect kits on a set schedule and after every use, and replace used or expired items with refills.

Where are trauma kits and IFAKs?

See the Portable Medical Kits and Tactical Trauma Kits collections.

First Aid Kits Supplies

First aid kits for workplaces, schools, vehicles and teams, from ANSI and OSHA workplace cabinets to road, sports and outdoor kits. Pick by where the kit lives and who uses it, then keep it stocked with refills.

✚Workplace (ANSI/OSHA)Kemp USA 10-person / 10-unit, 35-person / 24-unit and 50-person / 36-unit kits, plus the MayDay 10-person office kit.
▦ANSI Class A cabinetsFirst Aid Only ANSI 2021 Class A kits, including the 10-person metal and 25-person 16-unit metal kits, plus contractor and plastic case versions.
⛟Vehicle and fleetLifeline AAA 42-piece roadside kit and the American Red Cross auto kit. See Emergency Car Kits.
▲Sports and outdoorLifeline 134-piece team sports coach kit, Dayhiker 57-piece kit and the Elite First Aid Level 1 Essential kit.

Setting up a workplace kit? Read our guide to OSHA and ANSI first aid kit requirements.

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What does OSHA require for workplace first aid kits?

OSHA requires that adequate first aid supplies be readily available (29 CFR 1910.151(b)). OSHA's non-mandatory Appendix A points employers to the ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 standard for kit contents (Appendix A). Our first aid kit requirements guide walks through both.

Class A or Class B?

ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 sorts workplace kits into two classes. Class A kits cover the most common workplace injuries. Class B kits carry a broader range and larger quantity of supplies for more complex or higher risk workplaces (ANSI). Check each product page for its stated class.

How do I keep a kit compliant?

Inspect kits on a set schedule and after every use.
Replace used and expired items with first aid supplies and refills.
Add bleeding control items such as tourniquets where your risk assessment calls for them.

Looking for trauma kits, IFAKs or medic bags?

Trauma kits, IFAKs, bleeding control kits and EMS responder kits are in Portable Medical Kits. See also Bleeding Control Kits and Tactical Trauma Kits.

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