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Custom First Aid Kits with Your Logo

A first aid kit in a glove box, desk drawer or backpack can sit for months before the day it matters, and the logo on its lid is the first thing seen when it does. Fifteen kits are available. Pocket kits and small pouches start at $1.21 and cover the basics.


The On The Go pouch has 12 pieces and a carabiner, zip pouch and standard kits have 20, a recycled case holds 21, and a reusable tin holds 30. The Trek kit floats, and the Bolt nylon pouch threads onto a belt.


Kit Sizes and Cases

  • Pocket kits: flat kits and the Safe Travels kit for wallets, purses and conference bags.
  • Necessities kits: a bag or tin version stocked for everyday scrapes, popular at health fairs.
  • 12 to 21 piece kits: a carabiner pouch, a zip pouch, a portable kit and a recycled hard case for cars and gym bags.
  • Outdoor kits: the Trek waterproof floating kit for boaters and the Bolt nylon pouch with a belt loop for hikers and crews.
  • 30 piece tin: a reusable tin printed in full color, a sturdier kit for offices and vehicle fleets.


Thirteen kits are screen printed on the lid or pouch, two allow full color, and the minimum is 50 to 250 kits depending on the case. For summer events, one kit combines first aid basics with sun care. Schools, youth sports leagues, auto dealers, property managers, utilities and safety committees hand out first aid kits as a gift that shows they care about the people receiving it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Kit sizes range widely. Pocket kits and pouches hold a few basics, while larger options list their count: the Trek floating kit has 8 pieces, the On The Go pouch 12, the zip pouch kit and the Bolt nylon pouch 20 each, the recycled case 21, and the reusable tin 30 pieces. Each product page lists the full contents.

The pocket first aid kit is the lowest at about $1.21, with pouches and travel kits under $2. Kits in a bag, a tin or a portable case run from about $2.29 to $3.65. Mid-size kits with 12 to 21 pieces cost $4.10 to $5.54, and the 20 piece and 30 piece kits sit near $7.49 and $8.53. Setup runs $40 to $90.

Yes, the Trek waterproof floating first aid kit holds 8 pieces in a case designed to float, a smart giveaway for marinas, kayak outfitters and outdoor clubs. Three kits include a carabiner or clip for hanging on a pack, and two have zippered pockets that keep supplies organized on the trail.

First aid kits start at 50 pieces on some styles and go up to 250 on others. Kits are assembled and imprinted in around 12 business days from proof sign-off. Buying in bulk makes sense for companies stocking vehicles, job sites or employee welcome packs, and the cost of each kit drops as the count rises.

Thirteen kits are screen printed, most often with a single color logo on the front of the case, tin or pouch. Two, the 21 piece kit in a recycled case and the 30 piece reusable tin, can be printed in full color, which helps with detailed artwork or a safety message alongside the logo.

Tins, like the necessities kit and the 30 piece reusable tin, are rigid and can be refilled once supplies run out. Pouches, including the zip pouch, nylon belt loop pouch and carabiner pouch, are soft and light for bags and vehicles. Plastic cases protect contents and stack neatly in desk drawers. Pick based on where the kit will live.