First Aid Kit Bag (Stocked Travel Pouch)
Compact red zip pouch first aid kit, stocked with plasters, gauze, bandages, tape, wipes, scissors and gloves. For travel, motorbikes, school bags, field staff and desk drawers.
| Option | Price | Availability | SKU |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empty pouch | ৳280 | In stock | FSB-WA-FAK-BAG-EMPTY-POUCH |
| Stocked kit | ৳650 | In stock | FSB-WA-FAK-BAG-STOCKED-KIT |
Delivery across Bangladesh. Cash on delivery available.
Delivery:
- Inside Dhaka: ৳60, about 2 days
- Outside Dhaka: ৳120, about 5 days
Payment methods: Cash on delivery, bKash, Credit / debit card, Cards, mobile banking and internet banking (SSLCommerz)
Specifications
- Product code
- FSB-WA-FAK-BAG
- Type
- First aid kit
- Type
- Soft pouch first aid kit
- Supplied
- Stocked with dressings and tools, or as an empty pouch
- Medicines
- None included
- Pouch
- Red woven synthetic fabric with zip closure
- Marking
- White cross and "First Aid Kit" print
- Approximate pouch size
- 20 × 13 × 5 cm
- Stocked kit includes
- Plasters, gauze swabs, roll bandage, elastic bandage, triangular bandage, tape, wipes, scissors, tweezers, safety pins, gloves
- Color
- Red
- Application
- Vehicle, Travel, Home
- Model
- Empty pouch, Stocked kit
Description
A first aid kit bag is a small soft pouch that keeps basic wound-care items together so you can treat cuts, grazes and minor sprains wherever you are. This kit comes in a red zipped fabric pouch printed with "First Aid Kit" and a white cross, and it is supplied stocked with dressings and tools — it contains no tablets, ointments or other medicines.
What is inside the kit?
| Item | Used for |
|---|---|
| Adhesive plasters, assorted | Covering small cuts and blisters |
| Gauze swabs | Cleaning and padding a wound |
| Gauze roll bandage | Holding a dressing in place |
| Elastic bandage | Supporting a sprained wrist or ankle |
| Triangular bandage | Arm sling or large cover bandage |
| Adhesive tape | Fixing gauze and bandage ends |
| Cleansing wipes | Wiping dirt from around a wound |
| Small scissors and tweezers | Cutting tape, removing splinters |
| Safety pins | Fastening bandages and slings |
| Disposable gloves | Protecting the first-aider |
Exact quantities and wrappers can differ slightly from batch to batch. The Empty pouch option gives you the same bag without contents if you prefer to build your own kit.
Who should carry one?
- Travellers, trekkers and families going on a tour to Cox's Bazar, Sylhet or the hill districts
- Motorcyclists and cyclists — it fits under a seat or in a backpack
- Students and scout groups
- Field officers, surveyors, delivery riders and site engineers
- Anyone who wants a small kit in a desk drawer or kitchen cupboard
How is it different from a first aid box?
A box is for a fixed place and holds more. A pouch is soft, light and flat, so it goes where a box cannot: a bag pocket, a glove compartment or a bike toolbox. Many people keep a full box at home or at work and a pouch for the road.
Keeping the kit ready
Replace what you use straight away, keep the pouch dry, and look through it every few months for torn wrappers or items past their expiry date.
Applications
- Travel, tours and trekking
- Motorcycles, bicycles and car glove compartments
- School bags, scout groups and sports teams
- Field staff, surveyors and delivery riders
- Desk drawers and kitchen cupboards
Recommended usage
Keep the pouch where you can reach it in seconds — a bag pocket, glove compartment or desk drawer. Wash or sanitise your hands and put on the gloves before touching a wound, and restock every item you use as soon as you return.
Safety instructions
This kit is for minor injuries only and contains no medicines. Deep or heavily bleeding wounds, burns larger than a small patch, head injuries, suspected fractures and anything you are unsure about need a doctor or hospital. Keep scissors and pins away from small children and do not reuse single-use dressings or gloves.
Frequently asked questions
Does the first aid kit bag come with items inside?
Yes, the stocked option comes filled with plasters, gauze, bandages, tape, cleansing wipes, scissors, tweezers, safety pins and gloves. It does not include any medicines. If you only want the bag, choose the empty pouch option.
Is this first aid kit suitable for a motorcycle?
Yes, the flat soft pouch fits under most motorcycle seats, in a tail bag or in a backpack. Put it inside a zip-lock or polythene bag during the monsoon so the dressings stay dry.
Can I take a first aid kit bag on a flight?
Usually yes, but scissors and other sharp items may not be allowed in cabin baggage. Move the scissors, tweezers and safety pins to your checked luggage or leave them out, and check the rules of your airline before you fly.
What is the difference between a first aid kit and a first aid box?
A first aid kit is the set of supplies, while a first aid box is the container. This product is a ready kit in a soft pouch for carrying with you; a wall or plastic box is a larger container, usually sold empty, for a fixed place such as a home, office or factory floor.