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Empty First Aid Bags and Cases
Empty first aid kits are ideal for storing all your emergency supplies
Keeping all your first aid gear in one place is essential in improving response time in treating patients. While this might not seem like a big deal for a scrape or a minor sprain, it is the difference between life or death for someone bleeding out or having a heart attack. Picking up an empty first aid kit will allow you to carry all your first aid items in a handy container without fear of losing anything in transit. Buying an empty kit allows gives you the flexibility of choosing the size of the container in which you are storing your items which will allow you to buy bigger and expand your kit in the future.
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Custom Heavy-Duty Totes
Movable totes allow for easy mobility of necessary refuge supplies -
Fieldtex Oxygen Duffle Bag with Pocket 911-84424
Oxygen bag with pocket for additional equipment storage -
Fieldtex Basic EMS First Aid Kit Bags 911-82111WP
First aid bags designed for medical emergencies -
First Aid Only® Metal Industrial Cabinet
Keep all your first aid supplies in one place -
Fieldtex Empty Metal First Aid Cabinet
Essential first aid kit cabinet for the workplace -
First Aid Only® Polypropylene Case with Gasket
Portable plastic case for on-the-go applications -
Mobile Safety Totes
Movable plastic totes allow easy mobility of necessary refuge supplies -
Fieldtex Maxi First Aid Kit Bags 911-78659
Organize and contain your first aid supplies -
First Aid Only® Metal Cases M5023
Secure metal case to keep your first aid supplies -
Fieldtex Pro III Trauma Pack First Aid Kit Bags 911-80027
First aid bags empty and ready for supplies
Empty first aid kits are a good way to keep all your safety gear in one place. This allows for easier and faster deployment. This is a good purchase if you have a smaller first aid kit and would need to expand to be able to deal with larger emergencies. Just buy a larger empty case and the additional items for your kit, and you're all set. Don't forget that these empty kits can also act as a replacement for your own first aid kit case in case it is looking a bit worn around the edges or has been structurally compromised. Just be sure to pick up the right size you will need for the task at hand.
