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Australian-owned · Bulk pricing · Fast AU delivery

Bulk First Aid Supplies for Australian Workplaces, Schools & Homes

Restocking the first aid cabinet shouldn't be a chore. MediBC carries one of Australia's largest ranges of first aid supplies — dressings, bandages, antiseptics, eye-wash, burn gels, gloves, instruments and more — in pack sizes that suit single sites, multi-site businesses, schools, sports clubs and busy households. Same range that supplies hundreds of Australian workplaces, ordered online with fast dispatch from our Sydney warehouse.

What's in this category

Dressings & plasters — fabric, plastic, waterproof, blue-detectable for food handling.
Bandages & crepe — conforming, cohesive, heavy-duty crepe, snake-bite bandages.
Cleansing & gauze — saline ampoules, alcohol wipes, sterile gauze swabs.
Burn treatments & sunscreens — Burnaid gels, dressings and SPF 50+ workplace sunscreens.
Hot & cold packs — instant ice packs and reusable gel packs for sprains and strains.
Sports tapes & strapping — rigid strapping, EAB, kinesiology and cohesive wraps.

Who buys first aid supplies from MediBC

Workplaces topping up the AS 2675-compliant first aid kits required under the Work Health & Safety Regulations. Schools and childcare centres restocking after term-end checks. Sports clubs and PE teachers ahead of weekend fixtures. Volunteer first responders, surf clubs and SES units. Households and grey nomads pre-trip. If you ever opened an empty first aid box at the wrong moment, you're in the right place.

Trusted Australian brands carried

Trafalgar, Brolly Sheets, Rid, Ego Pharmaceuticals (QV, Pinetarsol, Azclear), Burnaid, Ferno, First Aiders Choice, plus medibc-house bulk packs. We stock the brands first-aid trainers and WHS officers actually request — not unknown imports.

What first aid supplies does my Australian workplace need?+

Under the WHS Act and AS 2675-supported codes of practice, businesses must keep a stocked first aid kit appropriate to workplace size and risk. Most Australian workplaces need plasters, sterile dressings, crepe bandages, eye-pads, saline, gloves, scissors, a CPR mask and a current AS-rated first aid manual. High-risk sites (construction, manufacturing, remote) need burn gel, snake-bite bandages and additional trauma supplies. See SafeWork Australia's Model Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace for the full checklist.

How often should I restock the first aid kit?+

Most products have expiry dates printed on the pack — saline ampoules, sterile dressings and antiseptic wipes typically last 3-5 years. Check kits every 3-6 months: replace anything used and toss anything past expiry. Easy way to track: tape a checklist inside the lid and date it after each audit.

Do you offer bulk pricing or trade accounts?+

Yes — volume discounts apply automatically on many SKUs once you add 6+ of an item. For multi-site or wholesale orders contact our team for a quote tailored to your annual restocking schedule.

What's the difference between a crepe and a conforming bandage?+

Crepe bandages stretch and apply firm pressure — used for sprains, strains and snake-bite immobilisation. Conforming bandages stretch less but mould around joints and irregular shapes — used to secure dressings without slipping. Most workplaces stock both.

How fast is shipping in Australia?+

Orders placed before 1pm AEST typically dispatch same business day from Sydney. Metro delivery is usually 1-3 business days via Australia Post or StarTrack; regional 3-7 days. See our shipping and delivery page for tracking and freight options.

Sources: SafeWork Australia — Model Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace; healthdirect — First aid (overview).