First Aid Kits from medibc

Shop MediBC's full range of first aid kits for workplaces, vehicles, homes, schools and the outdoors across Europe. Whether you need a workplace kit, a compact vehicle kit or a comprehensive kit for a remote site, you'll find quality, ready-to-use kits and matching refills — backed by reliable EU delivery and bulk pricing for businesses, schools and public bodies.

Shop first aid kits by use case

Not sure which kit you need? Choose the setting closest to yours — each range is built and stocked for its environment.

How to choose the right first aid kit

The right first aid kit comes down to three things: where it will be used, how many people it needs to cover, and the specific risks of the environment.

• Match the setting. A workplace or warehouse carries different hazards to a vehicle, kitchen or sports field — choose a kit designed for that environment.
• Size it to your headcount. Larger teams and higher-risk sites need higher-capacity kits and more frequent restocking.
• Plan for refills. A kit is only useful when fully stocked — keep matching refills on hand and check contents regularly.
• Consider the format. Softpacks, hard cases and wall-mounted cabinets each suit different settings; pick the format that fits how your team works.

European compliance & standards

Our workplace, vehicle and industry-specific first aid kits are designed to meet relevant EN standards (such as EN 1789 / DIN 13157 content lists) and EU workplace safety requirements. Check the product page of each kit for its content list and intended workplace.

Why choose MediBC

• Wide range of first aid kits, refills and components for every environment
• Reliable EU delivery on in-stock orders
• Compliant kit options for workplaces, schools and vehicles
• Bulk and account pricing for businesses, schools and public bodies
• 60-day returns on unopened stock

What’s inside a first aid kit

Contents vary by kit size and setting, but most first aid kits include wound dressings, adhesive plasters and bandages, gauze swabs, a burn dressing or burn gel, saline eyewash, antiseptic, gloves, scissors and tape, and a CPR face shield. Higher-capacity workplace and trauma kits add triangular bandages, emergency blankets, tourniquets and trauma dressings for more serious injuries and emergency response.

As a rule of thumb, scale the kit to the number of people it covers and the risk of the setting, and keep matching refills on hand so used or expired items — dressings, eyewash and burn gel — can be replaced before they are needed.

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