Don’t ride without it! The My Medic MyFAK is compact, rugged, and packed with life-saving essentials. Here’s why it’s the best first aid kit for outdoor and motorcycle adventures.

If you have access to your home or car, the MyFAK and First Aid Plus had the most extensive range ... For more specific kits, like the World Travel and Pet Medic, I compared them to similar kits on ...

To find the best first aid kits, we interviewed Dr. Joseph Lauro, an emergency medicine physician and former FDNY paramedic, and Dr. Jestin Carlson, an American Red Cross Scientific Advisory ...

MOST parents will carry around a basic first aid kit for their accident-prone youngsters, even if it just contains some plasters. But now, a paramedic has recommended parents add a bottle of beer ...

Dimora Medical reports that many first aid kits are outdated. Essential additions include biofilm-disrupting cleansers for ...

which sells go bags and first aid kits. (Wirecutter has not reviewed their kits, and our interviews focused on their EMT experiences.) We spoke with Lisa Hendy, a canyon district ranger at Grand ...

The difference between a minor mishap and a major crisis could be something as simple but crucial as a well-stocked first aid kit. Dr. Frank Moore, an Emergency Department physician at Middlesex ...

First aid kit. Every home should have a first aid kit of some type, whether you build it yourself or buy a pre-made kit at the store. These include items like bandages, ice packs, and sanitizer to ...

moleskin for blisters and a large plastic syringe for irrigating wounds are not always found in first aid kits. A pair of heavy-duty EMT-style shears — as opposed to cheaper, flimsy scissors ...