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First Aid Kit 25 Person Plastic Case
First Aid Kit 25 Person Plastic Case
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25-Person Class “A” First Aid Kit in Plastic Case
A facility-ready first aid assortment containing wound-care supplies, sterile dressings, burn-care products, eye-care supplies, examination gloves, a CPR barrier, cold pack, bandages, antiseptic wipes, and additional emergency-response essentials in a durable plastic case.
More Than Bandages — A Broader First Aid Supply Assortment
Includes supplies for minor cuts, wound coverage, burns, eye
irrigation, cold therapy, CPR barrier protection, basic sanitation,
gauze wrapping, and other first-aid situations.
25 Person
Supplier-Designated First Aid Kit Capacity
Class “A”
Supplier-Listed Kit Classification
Plastic Case
Organized Portable Supply Storage
Multi-Purpose
Wounds, Burns, Eyes, CPR & Basic First Aid
A More Complete First Aid Kit for Residential Care Operations
First-aid preparedness in a residential care setting goes beyond keeping a few adhesive bandages in a drawer.
This supplier-designated 25-Person Class “A” First Aid Kit brings together several categories of basic first-aid supplies in one portable plastic case, including sterile dressings, adhesive bandages, burn supplies, eye-care materials, examination gloves, gauze, tape, antiseptic wipes, a CPR barrier, cold pack, scissors, and additional first-aid items.
For California RCFE owners, ARF operators, assisted living homes, board-and-care facilities, residential care administrators, caregivers, and facility operators , a kit like this may be useful as part of the facility's first-aid, emergency-preparedness, vehicle, outing, or evacuation supply inventory.
25
Person
Supplier Designation
Supplier Designation
Designed as a Multi-Person First Aid Supply Kit
The supplier markets this product as a 25-person first aid kit, making it substantially more facility-oriented than a small personal travel kit.
The case includes supplies across several first-aid categories, allowing commonly needed items to remain organized together rather than scattered across separate cabinets or storage areas.
The “25-person” designation is supplier-provided and should not be interpreted as a guarantee that one kit will satisfy every facility's required inventory or every emergency involving 25 individuals.
Where This Kit May Fit in an RCFE or ARF
Emergency Preparedness
May supplement facility disaster and emergency supplies when its contents are appropriate to the facility's emergency plan.
Facility Vehicle
A portable case can be useful for a facility vehicle used for resident transportation when appropriately stored.
Resident Outings
May accompany staff during group outings, community activities, picnics, recreation, or other off-site resident events.
Evacuation Supplies
Can be considered as one component of a facility evacuation or emergency go-kit when the contents match the facility's plan.
Staff Readiness
Consolidating first-aid products into one case can make basic supplies easier for trained staff to identify and access.
Supplier-Listed Kit Contents
The following contents are based on the supplier-provided inventory. Where an item is supplied as a unit box or packet set, the package count is shown in the description.
| Qty. | Included First Aid Supply |
|---|---|
| 2 | Sterile Abdominal Wound Combine Pads — 5 × 9 in |
| 1 Box | Sheer Plastic Adhesive Bandages — 1 × 3 in — 16-count unit box |
| 2 | Adhesive Strips for Eye Pads — 3/8 × 5 in — supplier notation indicates 2's |
| 1 Box | Benzalkonium Chloride (BZK) Antiseptic Wipes — 10-count unit box |
| 1 | Burnshield Burn Dressing Pad — 4 × 4 in |
| 10 | Burnshield Burn Gel Packets — 3.5 mL / 1/8 oz each |
| 1 | CPR Mask / Protector |
| 4 | EverGuard Large Vinyl Examination Gloves |
| 2 | Sterile Eye Pads — 1-5/8 × 2-5/8 in |
| 1 | Eye Wash / Irrigation Solution — 1 oz Bottle |
| 1 | First Aid Chart — 5 × 13 in |
| 1 | Stretch Gauze Bandage Roll — Non-Sterile — 2 in × 5 yd |
| 2 | Sterile Gauze Pads — 3 × 3 in — 12 Ply |
| 6 | Hand Sanitizer Packets — 0.9 g |
| 1 | Disposable Instant Cold Pack — approximately 7 × 4 in |
| 1 | Red-Handled Scissors — 3.5 in |
| 1 | Non-Sterile Triangular Bandage — supplier-listed approximately 40 × 40 × 51 in |
| 1 | Triple Antibiotic Ointment — 0.9 g packets in unit box |
| 1 Box | Waterproof Medical Tape — 1 in × 2-1/2 yd — 2-count unit box |
Wound-Care Supplies Beyond Basic Adhesive Bandages
This kit contains several types of wound-covering and dressing materials rather than relying solely on small adhesive strips.
5 × 9 Sterile Pads
Two sterile abdominal wound combine pads provide a larger dressing option than ordinary adhesive bandages.
Sterile Gauze Pads
Two 3 × 3-inch sterile, 12-ply gauze pads are included for basic first-aid dressing applications.
Adhesive Bandages
A 16-count unit box of 1 × 3-inch sheer plastic adhesive bandages supports basic minor-cut and abrasion coverage.
Stretch Gauze Roll
A non-sterile 2-inch by 5-yard stretch gauze roll is included for appropriate wrapping or dressing support.
Waterproof Medical Tape
The kit includes a unit box containing two rolls of 1-inch waterproof medical tape.
Triangular Bandage
A non-sterile triangular bandage adds another versatile first-aid supply for appropriate trained use.
Dedicated Burn-Care Supplies
Unlike very basic kits, this assortment includes dedicated Burnshield burn-care products.
Burn Dressing
Includes one Burnshield 4 × 4-inch burn dressing pad.
Burn Gel Packets
Includes ten Burnshield burn gel packets containing approximately 3.5 mL / 1/8 oz each.
Organized in the Same Kit
Keeping dedicated burn-care items with the rest of the facility's first-aid supplies can make them easier for trained staff to locate quickly.
Serious Burns Require Appropriate Emergency Response
First-aid burn products are not a substitute for emergency medical evaluation when a burn is severe, extensive, involves the face or airway, is chemical or electrical, or otherwise requires emergency care.
Eye-Care Supplies Included
The kit also includes several supplies specifically relevant to basic eye first aid.
- 1 oz eye wash / irrigation bottle
- Two sterile eye pads
- Adhesive strips intended for eye-pad placement
- First aid chart for general reference
Eye Injuries Can Require Immediate Professional Care
Do not delay emergency evaluation for significant eye trauma, chemical exposure, embedded objects, vision changes, severe pain, bleeding, or other serious eye injuries.
CPR Barrier & Examination Gloves
The kit includes a CPR mask / protector as well as four large EverGuard vinyl examination gloves.
These supplies provide barrier items that may be useful during appropriate first-aid response.
Gloves Do Not Replace Hand Hygiene
Disposable examination gloves should be changed between tasks and users as appropriate and used together with proper hand hygiene and facility infection-control procedures.
Additional First Aid Support Supplies
Instant Cold Pack
Includes one disposable instant cold pack for appropriate basic first-aid cold-therapy applications.
BZK Antiseptic Wipes
Includes a 10-count unit box of benzalkonium chloride antiseptic wipes.
Hand Sanitizer
Six individual 0.9-gram hand-sanitizer packets are included in the kit.
First Aid Scissors
Includes one approximately 3.5-inch red-handled pair of scissors.
First Aid Chart
A 5 × 13-inch first aid chart provides a general quick-reference component within the kit.
Antibiotic Ointment
Triple antibiotic ointment packets are included according to the supplier-provided inventory.
Special Consideration: Antibiotic Ointment
This kit includes triple antibiotic ointment packets, which distinguishes it from kits containing only dressings and non-medicated supplies.
Facility Operators Should Control Medicinal Products Appropriately
In a residential care setting, the presence of an over-the-counter topical product inside a commercial first-aid kit does not by itself authorize unrestricted application to every resident.
Storage and use should be consistent with applicable facility policies, resident-specific needs, product labeling, staff role and training, and any applicable medication-management requirements.
About the “Class A” Designation
The supplier lists this product as a Class “A” first aid kit.
RCCS preserves that supplier designation in the product description, but the information provided to RCCS does not include a current certification document, standard number, test report, or conformity statement establishing exactly which external first-aid standard the “Class A” designation refers to.
Supplier Designation Is Not the Same as Independent Verification
If a purchaser needs the kit to meet a specific ANSI/ISEA, occupational-safety, licensing, contractual, or other formal standard, verify the exact manufacturer certification and current kit contents before relying on the “Class A” wording for compliance.
A First Aid Kit Is Only Useful When It Is Maintained
Commercial first-aid kits contain consumable products. Supplies may be used, expire, become damaged, leak, dry out, or lose sterile packaging integrity over time.
- Inspect the kit when received
- Verify all listed contents are present
- Check expiration dates
- Check sterile package integrity
- Replace opened or damaged sterile products
- Replenish items after each use
- Inspect ointment and gel packets for leakage
- Check eye wash expiration and seal
- Inspect gloves for deterioration
- Keep scissors and small items appropriately controlled
- Keep kit readily identifiable for staff
- Document facility checks when part of facility procedure
Commercial Kit vs. Facility-Specific Requirements
A preassembled first-aid kit provides a convenient starting inventory, but it should not automatically be assumed to contain every supply a particular residential care facility needs.
Facility operators should compare the actual kit contents against applicable licensing requirements, workplace requirements, emergency-disaster plans, resident needs, transportation procedures, staff training, and the facility's own emergency-preparedness program.
Facility Size
A six-bed residential care home may organize first-aid inventory differently from a substantially larger operation.
Resident Population
Resident-specific risks and needs may justify supplies beyond what is included in a general commercial kit.
Emergency Plan
Disaster and evacuation planning may require additional supplies that are separate from the facility's ordinary first-aid kit.
Product Specifications
| Product Type | First Aid Kit |
|---|---|
| Supplier Classification | Class “A” |
| Supplier Capacity Designation | 25 Person |
| Case Type | Plastic Case |
| Major Supply Categories | Wound Care, Burn Care, Eye Care, CPR Barrier, Gloves, Antiseptic Supplies, Cold Pack, Gauze, Tape and Basic First-Aid Accessories |
| Sterile Supplies Included | Yes — Supplier Specifically Identifies Certain Wound and Eye Dressings as Sterile |
| Examination Gloves | 4 Large Vinyl EverGuard Examination Gloves |
| CPR Barrier | 1 CPR Mask / Protector |
| Burn Supplies | Burnshield 4 × 4 Burn Dressing and 10 Burn Gel Packets |
| Eye Wash | 1 oz Irrigation Bottle |
| Antibiotic Ointment | Triple Antibiotic Ointment Packets Included |
| Supplier-Listed Shipping Lead Time | Average 12+ Days |
| Exact Case Dimension | Supplier Information Begins “14 × 9… × 3”; the middle dimension was not clearly transmitted and should be confirmed before publishing an exact case measurement |
| ANSI / ISEA Certification Documentation | Not Supplied to RCCS |
Plan Ahead — Supplier Lists an Average 12+ Day Shipping Lead Time
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of 12+ days.
Facilities purchasing this kit for an upcoming inspection, opening, emergency-preparedness project, or inventory replacement should order early rather than assuming immediate delivery.
Lead Time Is an Estimate, Not a Guaranteed Delivery Date
Supplier processing, inventory availability, carrier transit, weekends, holidays, destination, and other fulfillment conditions may affect actual delivery timing.
Important First Aid & Residential Care Considerations
This product is a commercial first-aid supply kit. It does not replace emergency medical services, professional assessment, staff training, facility emergency procedures, resident-specific medical instructions, or required emergency equipment.
For severe bleeding, breathing difficulty, unconsciousness, suspected stroke or heart attack, serious burns, major trauma, poisoning, significant eye injury, or another medical emergency, follow facility emergency procedures and obtain appropriate emergency assistance.
Use first-aid supplies only within the user's training, role, facility policy, product labeling, and applicable requirements.
The kit contains triple antibiotic ointment and antiseptic products. Their presence in the kit does not mean they should automatically be applied to every resident or injury. Consider resident allergies, healthcare instructions, facility policy, and applicable medication requirements.
Only items specifically identified by the supplier as sterile should be represented as sterile. Do not assume the entire kit or all components are sterile.
Examine sterile packages before use. Discard or replace products with opened, torn, wet, damaged, or otherwise compromised packaging.
Check expiration dates on eye wash, antiseptic products, burn products, ointment, sanitizer, and any other dated consumables.
Keep scissors and other potentially hazardous or small items stored in a manner appropriate to the resident population and facility environment.
The supplier's “Class A” and “25 Person” descriptions should not be interpreted as an RCCS guarantee that this kit independently satisfies every applicable RCFE, ARF, Cal/OSHA, workplace, transportation, licensing, or emergency-preparedness requirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people is this first aid kit designed for?
The supplier lists the product as a 25-person first aid kit. This is the supplier's kit-size designation and does not replace facility-specific inventory planning.
Is this a Class A first aid kit?
The supplier describes the product as Class “A.” RCCS has not been provided separate certification documentation identifying the exact external standard associated with that designation.
Does the kit include sterile wound dressings?
Yes. The supplier specifically identifies the 5 × 9 abdominal wound pads, 3 × 3 gauze pads, and eye pads as sterile.
Does it include adhesive bandages?
Yes. The kit includes a 16-count unit box of 1 × 3-inch sheer plastic adhesive bandages.
Does it contain burn-care products?
Yes. It includes one 4 × 4-inch Burnshield burn dressing and ten Burnshield 3.5 mL burn gel packets.
Is a CPR barrier included?
Yes. One CPR mask / protector is included.
Are gloves included?
Yes. The supplier lists four large EverGuard vinyl examination gloves.
Does the kit contain eye-care supplies?
Yes. The kit includes a 1 oz eye-wash irrigation bottle, two sterile eye pads, and adhesive strips intended for use with eye pads.
Does the kit contain medication or medicated products?
It contains triple antibiotic ointment packets as well as BZK antiseptic wipes and Burnshield products. Facility operators should control use of medicinal or topical products according to product labeling, resident needs, facility policy, staff role, and applicable requirements.
Can I use this as my RCFE or ARF first aid kit?
It may be useful as a facility first-aid kit or supplemental inventory, but RCCS does not recommend assuming that any commercial kit automatically satisfies every licensing, workplace, emergency, or resident-specific requirement. Compare the contents against the requirements applicable to your facility.
Can it be kept in a facility vehicle?
It may be useful for a facility vehicle when appropriately stored. Periodically inspect supplies because prolonged vehicle heat or environmental exposure may affect certain first-aid products.
How long does shipping take?
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of 12+ days. This should be treated as an estimate rather than a guaranteed delivery date.
25-Person First Aid Kit for California RCFE & ARF Facilities
For operators searching for RCFE first aid kits, ARF first aid supplies, assisted living first aid kits, residential care emergency supplies, 25-person first aid kits, Class A first aid kits, facility vehicle first aid kits, caregiver emergency supplies, or first aid kits for assisted living homes , this plastic-case kit brings together a broad selection of common first-aid materials in one portable container.
Its supplier-listed contents include sterile wound pads, adhesive bandages, gauze, burn dressing, burn gel, eye wash, eye pads, vinyl examination gloves, a CPR barrier, BZK antiseptic wipes, hand sanitizer, instant cold pack, scissors, triangular bandage, antibiotic ointment, and medical tape.
Selected With Residential Care Operators in Mind
The RCCS Assisted Living Marketplace presents products through the practical lens of RCFE owners, ARF operators, residential care administrators, caregivers, and assisted living facility operators — helping you understand not only what a product is, but how it may fit into facility first-aid readiness, resident outings, transportation, emergency preparedness, consumable inventory management, staff access, and the day-to-day operation of a residential care business.
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