This pocket kit covers the everyday small stuff, cuts, grazes, minor burns and splinters, in a case small enough to live in a bag, glovebox or daypack. It is the kit you carry so there is always something on hand, whether at home, hiking or travelling. The kit holds antiseptic cleansing wipes to clean a wound, plastic plasters to cover it, two burn gel sachets for a minor burn, gauze swabs, a CPR face shield and splinter probes. That is the practical core for everyday minor injuries, without the bulk of a full kit. The case measures 15cm x 13cm x 6cm in hard-wearing material, with a zip-lock pouch and belt loops, so it clips on or drops into a bag and the contents stay put. It is light enough to carry every day, which is what makes a personal kit useful. We design and assemble this kit in-house in Bendigo, and if you want it set up differently the team can build a kit to your needs. FAD has been family-owned since 2011, and the same account restocks the wipes, plasters and burn sachets, with phone advice on 03 5443 2239, so keeping a personal kit current is simple in a way a generic marketplace pack is not. Features Antiseptic cleansing wipes and plastic plasters for everyday cuts and grazes Two burn gel sachets for minor burns Gauze swabs for cleaning and covering CPR face shield for resuscitation Splinter probes for splinter removal Hard-wearing zip-lock pouch with belt loops, pocket size Specifications Case size: 15cm x 13cm x 6cm Case type: hard-wearing material, zip-lock pouch, belt loops Designed and assembled in-house in Bendigo Single configuration (no size variants) What's in the box Antiseptic Cleansing Wipe x 4 Burn Gel Sachet 3.5g x 2 Contents List x 1 CPR Face Shield Disposable x 1 Gauze Swabs 7.5cm x 7.5cm (3) x 2 Plastic Plasters Envelope (10) x 1 Splinter Probes (5) x 1 Download the full contents list (PDF) Usage Clean a minor cut or graze with an antiseptic wipe, cover it with a plaster, and use a burn gel sachet for a small burn after cooling under water. Keep the kit somewhere you will have it, a bag, car or daypack, and top it up after use as part of your regular kit check. Care and storage Store out of direct heat and sunlight and replace used or expired items so the kit is ready. The compact size suits everyday carry, so check it whenever you restock your main kit. Common questions Is this kit enough on its own? It covers everyday minor injuries. For trauma, snake bites or workplace use, pair it with a larger kit suited to that risk. Can I customise it? Yes. Speak with the FAD team and they can design a kit to your requirements. How do I restock it? Order wipes, plasters and burn sachets through FAD in the one account. For what belongs in an everyday kit, read our guide to the basics of a home first aid kit. See related kits in the home first aid kits collection, or step up to the snake bite first aid kit if you spend time outdoors.
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