Cuts & injuries · For the home

First Aid Emergency Kit

Wound care that doesn't need a hospital. Built around the cuts, burns, sprains, and reactions that send most people to urgent care for a $300 visit and a tube of bacitracin.

Handles 16+ injuries — cuts, burns, sprains, bites, and allergic reactions
Wound closure built in — steri-strips and skin glue, plus prescription antibiotics
Pharmacist-written guidebook — stitches vs. glue vs. steri-strips, in plain English
Florida-licensed physician review & telehealth consult included

$159.99

✓ In stock — ships in 1 business day

✓

Add Generic EpiPen® (Epinephrine Auto-Injector)

Emergency anaphylaxis treatment · 0.3 mg auto-injector · Rx included · A critical add-on for outdoor activities, sports, remote areas, or households with known severe allergies.

+$120

Start your order → See what's inside

A Florida-licensed physician reviews your health profile and authorizes your kit — usually within 24 hours. Telehealth consult included. EpiPen add-on requires a brief allergy history at checkout.

First aid kit packed inside a backpack for travel and the outdoors

In the real world

At home or on the trail.

The wall-mountable hard case lives in your kitchen or bathroom — and slips easily into a backpack or duffel when you're heading somewhere remote. Compartmented so wound closure, dressings, and medications each have their place when seconds matter.

What it covers

Injuries that don't need an ER — but do need a kit.

Lacerations & cutsBurns (1st & 2nd degree)Wound infectionsSprains & strainsPoison ivy & oakContact dermatitisAllergic reactionsBee stings & bitesAbrasions & scrapesSkin infectionsFever & acute painEye irritationScalp & face woundsHives & rashesMinor contusionsPost-injury inflammation

What's inside

Wound closure to wound care, all in one box.

Prescription medications

×30 tabs

Oral antibiotic choose one Pick the option you and your prescriber prefer for skin and wound infections.

Cephalexin 500mgFirst-line for skin & soft-tissue infections (cellulitis, infected cuts). Generally well-tolerated. Ciprofloxacin 500mgBroader coverage — useful for travel/water exposure, GI & UTI infections. Best for penicillin allergy.

×1 tube

Mupirocin 2% ointmentTopical antibiotic for cuts, scrapes, and minor wound infections.

×10 tabs

Prednisone 20mgFor severe poison ivy, contact dermatitis, allergic reactions.

Over-the-counter medications

×40

Ibuprofen 200mgPain, swelling, sprains.

OTC

×20

Acetaminophen 500mgPain — combine safely with ibuprofen.

OTC

×12

DiphenhydramineAllergic reactions, hives, bee stings.

OTC

×1 tube

Hydrocortisone 1%Itching, rash, mild contact dermatitis.

OTC

Wound closure & care

×6 strips

Steri-Strips (skin closures)For lacerations that don't need stitches.

Supply

×1 vial

Tissue adhesive (skin glue)For minor cuts on the face, scalp, or hands.

Supply

×30

Adhesive bandages (assorted)1″, 2″, and knuckle/fingertip sizes.

Supply

×8

Sterile gauze pads2″×2″ and 4″×4″.

Supply

×2 rolls

Self-adherent wrapFor sprains, holding dressings without tape.

Supply

×3

Burn gel dressingsHydrogel — cools and protects 1st/2nd-degree burns.

Supply

×10

Antiseptic wipesBenzalkonium chloride — for wound cleansing.

Supply

×1

Trauma shearsCuts through clothing, seatbelts, gauze.

Supply

×1

Splinter forcepsStainless steel, fine-tip.

Supply

×5 pairs

Nitrile glovesLatex-free.

Supply

×1

Instant cold packFor sprains, contusions, fevers.

Supply

×1

Pharmacist guidebookStitches vs. glue vs. steri-strips. EN/ES.

Supply

×1

Hard-shell caseWall-mountable. Compartmented.

Supply

Built for these moments

The injuries that don't need an ER.

Real situations. Real answers — written by a pharmacist, included in the kit.

Kitchen cut on the chin

Skin glue closes most facial lacerations cleanly — no scar, no stitches, no $1,200 ER bill.

Burn from the oven rack

Cool, cover with a burn-gel dressing, and start ibuprofen. The guidebook tells you when it's a 2nd-degree burn that needs a doctor.

Poison ivy on a hike

Wash the area, hydrocortisone for mild cases, prednisone if it's spreading. Sleep through the itch with diphenhydramine.

How it works

From order to authorized kit in about 24 hours.

Start your order

Pick your kit and add the EpiPen if you need it. Checkout takes a couple of minutes.

Quick health profile

Answer a short medical-history form online — about 10 minutes, including any allergies.

Physician review

A Florida-licensed physician reviews and authorizes your kit, usually within 24 hours.

Packed & shipped

Our pharmacists assemble and label your kit. Free local delivery, or ships in 1 business day.

Ready to order?

Start your order

A Florida-licensed physician reviews your profile and authorizes your kit — usually within 24 hours. No in-person visit required.

Start your order →

Takes about 10 minutes

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a prescription?

Yes — the prescription medications in this kit require a valid prescription. After you order, you'll complete a short medical-history form online, and a Florida-licensed physician reviews it and authorizes your kit — usually within 24 hours. A telehealth consult is included, so there's no separate doctor's visit to arrange.

How fast will I get my kit?

Most profiles are reviewed within 24 hours. Once authorized, our pharmacists assemble and label your kit and it ships in 1 business day — or qualifies for free local delivery in Miami-Dade.

Can I choose my antibiotic?

Yes — the kit includes a "choose one" oral antibiotic. Select Cephalexin (first-line for skin and wound infections) or Ciprofloxacin (broader coverage, and the better option if you have a penicillin allergy). Your prescriber confirms the best fit based on your history before it's dispensed.

When should I use skin glue vs. see a doctor?

The included guidebook walks you through stitches vs. glue vs. steri-strips. Skin glue and closures work well for small, clean, shallow cuts. Deep or gaping wounds, anything that won't stop bleeding, bites, or wounds you can't get clean should be seen by a clinician — and a tetanus update may be needed.

What if I'm allergic to something in the kit?

Note any medication allergies on your intake form. Based on your history, our pharmacist will substitute or omit specific medications so your kit is safe for you — the physician confirms this before anything is dispensed.

Can I add an EpiPen?

Yes — toggle the Generic EpiPen® add-on in the order box (+$120). It requires a brief allergy history at checkout so the physician can authorize it. It's worth considering for outdoor activities, sports, remote areas, or households with known severe allergies.

Is this a substitute for emergency medical care?

No. This kit is for managing minor injuries when care isn't immediately reachable. It is not a substitute for emergency treatment — for serious bleeding, head injury, or a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or local emergency services.

Other kits

Best seller · All-purpose

Medical Emergency Kit

About this kit: Includes prescription medications that require a valid prescription from a licensed clinician. A telehealth consult is included with every kit purchase. Not a substitute for emergency medical care — call 911 in a life-threatening emergency.