| Travel first aid kits of course, are first | | | | their own first aid supplies. If you can keep |
| aid kits that are small enough to bring along | | | | the kits small like this, it won’t cost |
| with you wherever you go. Any size first aid | | | | much to keep everyone prepared in case of an |
| kit is useful when an emergency occurs. No | | | | emergency. You can always buy empty cases or |
| matter how small the emergency, you want to | | | | pouches, or use an old lunch box to fill up |
| be prepared, especially if you have children. | | | | with your first aid supplies. Even though the |
| It’s best to try and have a first aid | | | | lunchbox is a little big, it’s great |
| kit for each one of your vehicles. I would | | | | for a vehicle first aid kit, boat first aid |
| recommend a first aid kit that is small | | | | kit, rv first aid kit, or even as a sports |
| enough to fit in your glove-comparment, under | | | | first aid kit. If you’re camping or |
| your seat, on your boat, in a backpack, or | | | | hiking, personal first aid kits or fanny pack |
| even one that fits around your waist like a | | | | first aid kits are the best fit for those |
| fanny pack first aid kit. If you are | | | | activities. Find the first aid kit that best |
| traveling with your family, just keep the | | | | suits your activities and keep you and your |
| kits small enough so each person can carry | | | | family prepared in case of an emergency. |