There's something to be said for having a first aid kit at the ready wherever you go. I used to slip a few bandages in my wallet just in case, but this Altoids tin first aid kit has enough ...

2. Band-Aids The Red Cross recommends 25 adhesive bandages in assorted sizes for a first aid kit for a family of four.

If you’re shopping for the first aid kit that best suits your outdoor lifestyle, there’s a dizzying selection to choose from out there. Most first aid kits will contain the same general assortment of ...

Whether you're sending a child off to college, heading on a family vacation or just thinking about safety, packing up a first aid kit is a good idea. You may not think about the need for a first ...

A first aid kit for travel is very easy to put together, and once you’ve gathered and packed your materials, you can pretty much forget about it until you need it. We go through our travel first ...

To assist in applying first aid creams and wound care, each kit should contain disposable cotton-tipped applicators, a set of plastic tweezers to remove debris and insect stingers from the skin, and ...

From the founder of Methods and OLLY comes a third Target-only brand — this one focused on remaking the first aid kit.

After 22 hours of researching and testing 12 wilderness first aid kits, we think Adventure Medical Kits’s Mountain Series Backpacker Kit is best for most weekend warriors.

The usual suspects Typical first aid kits cover the basics: adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, first aid tape, maybe some tweezers and gloves.

The usual suspects Typical first aid kits cover the basics: adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, first aid tape, maybe some tweezers and gloves.