COMPACT-1 First Aid Kit

What it is: Standard wound protection strips.

Why it matters: They create a protective layer that helps prevent infection and keeps small wounds clean.

When you need it: Perfect for everyday scrapes, minor cuts, and outdoor injuries that happen on the go.

What it is: Small circular bandages.

Why it matters: Designed to cover blisters, puncture wounds, or small localized injuries where a strip won’t fit.

When you need it: Essential for hiking hotspots, blister care, or tiny burns and cuts.

What it is: A soothing gel for treating burns.

Why it matters: Provides instant cooling relief, reduces pain, and lowers the risk of infection.

When you need it: Useful during campfire accidents, kitchen mishaps, or outdoor cooking burns.

What it is: Antiseptic iodine swabs.

Why it matters: Helps disinfect wounds, preventing bacterial infection.

When you need it: Critical for cleaning cuts, scratches, or wounds in the field when soap and water aren’t available.

What it is: Protective wraps designed for fingers.

Why it matters: Fingers are high-contact areas and prone to infection; these bandages keep them covered and secure.

When you need it: Perfect for cuts, scrapes, or blisters on your hands during work or outdoor activities.

What it is: A loud, compact survival whistle.

Why it matters: Allows you to signal for help in emergencies when your voice isn’t enough.

When you need it: Ideal in hiking accidents, lost-in-the-wild scenarios, or situations where visibility is low.

What it is: Sterilized cotton tips.

Why it matters: Useful for cleaning small wounds, applying ointments, or removing debris.

When you need it: Anytime you need precision cleaning in delicate areas such as near the eyes, ears, or small cuts.

What it is: Durable steel safety pins.

Why it matters: Highly versatile - can secure bandages, slings, or even repair gear in emergencies.

When you need it: When clothing tears, bandages need securing, or gear must be quickly fixed.

What it is: Precision tweezers.

Why it matters: Essential for removing splinters, glass shards, or debris from wounds.

When you need it: Anytime you face minor injuries that require delicate extraction.

What it is: Strong adhesive medical tape.

Why it matters: Keeps dressings and bandages securely in place, even in active conditions.

When you need it: When you need reliable wound coverage or to secure gauze pads during longer activities.

What it is: A soft protective dressing for the eyes.

Why it matters: Shields the eye from further injury, dirt, or infection.

When you need it: During eye injuries, exposure to debris, or irritation caused by accidents.

What it is: Disposable medical-grade gloves.

Why it matters: Prevents cross-contamination and protects both the rescuer and the injured.

When you need it: Anytime you treat wounds, stop bleeding, or provide first aid in uncertain environments.

What it is: A multi-purpose cloth bandage.

Why it matters: Can be used as a sling, head wrap, or to secure splints.

When you need it: Essential for immobilizing limbs or supporting fractures during emergencies.

What it is: Sterile absorbent pads.

Why it matters: Protects larger wounds while helping to control bleeding and prevent infection.

When you need it: For deeper cuts, abrasions, or when extra absorption is required.

What it is: A compact, waterproof EVA case.

Why it matters: Keeps all supplies organized, secure, and protected from weather.

When you need it: Anytime you travel, camp, or need reliable storage for emergencies.

What it is: Precision medical scissors.

Why it matters: Safely cuts gauze, tape, or clothing without causing further harm.

When you need it: During quick access situations when speed and safety are vital.

What it is: A stretchable elastic bandage.

Why it matters: Secures dressings, provides compression, and stabilizes injuries.

When you need it: For sprains, wound compression, or securing splints.

What it is: A professional-grade elastic tourniquet.

Why it matters: Stops severe bleeding - the number one preventable cause of trauma death.

When you need it: During major accidents, heavy bleeding, or trauma before emergency help arrives.