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Top stores to buy first-aid kits online
Prepare for the worst while at your best with this medicine cabinet essential in your home, office or car.
Important note: As the nation responds to the coronavirus outbreak, people are buying essentials in bulk. You may find the goods here are priced higher than normal or temporarily out of stock at your usual go-to retailer.
Nobody likes to think about what can go wrong. But with a well-stocked first-aid kit, you’ll be prepared to handle everything from minor scrapes to potentially dangerous situations until medical help arrives. Find online retailers with a range of go-to kits for delivery to your doorstep.
Amazon: For the car, home, work and school.
A huge selection of first-aid kits. Shop for bandages, antiseptics and everything else to fill your medicine cabinet. Prime members can take advantage of free two-day shipping, though local availability varies.
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Quill.com: Find great prices on first-aid kits, large and small.
Quill stocks a variety of first-aid kits, whether you're looking for something small to stash away in your car or a larger kit to help up to 50 people.
Walmart: Low prices all the time.
It's no surprise this retail giant carries a large selection of first-aid kits online, with more than 100 to choose from.
It depends on what’s in your kit and your familiarity with first aid. The better stocked your first-aid kit, the better positioned you’ll be to treat an injury until emergency help arrives.
Even a small first-aid kit of bandages and ointment can help you treat minor bumps, cuts, bites, burns and other common household injuries. More expansive tools include pocket masks for administering CPR, an oral antihistamine to calm allergic reactions and ankle stabilizers, like an Aircast, to help you get out of a tricky situation after a sprained ankle.
Where should I keep a first-aid kit?
Store your first-aid kit in a clean, dry area that’s easily accessible for all members of your household. If you have children in the house, store your kit in a cabinet or on a shelf that’s out of reach of little hands. You can keep a smaller kit of bandages elsewhere for your children to use on their own.
To cover all bases, the American Red Cross recommends an easily accessible first-aid kit in your home, your car and at your workplace. Given the hazards your kitchen presents, you might want to keep one handy there.
If you’re hiking, biking or away from home or your car, a small kit in your pack can help with scrapes until you can get medical attention.
Leah Fallon is an editor for Finder. With 10 years of teaching English under her belt, it was a natural progression to move into editorial. She's written feature pieces for regional print and digital media and today helps fix annoying apostrophes, elusive infinitives and the muddled em and en dash. When she's not helping people with their finances, you can find her exploring the trails of Loudoun County, Virginia and wrangling her two sprightly girls.
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