First Aid Kit A Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

First Aid Kit A (Product Code: SLE/MD/02) is a small basic first aid kit used for treating a range of minor injuries and ailments, such as wound dressings or eye infection, in emergencies or domestic settings. It packs twenty listed items, from dressings, bandages and instruments to a survival blanket, into a blue 410 x 280 x 170mm first aid bag with a total weight of 3.56kg. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Kit contents as listed:

• Gloves, without powder, nitrile, size M, disposable, box of 100
• Tape, adhesive, zinc oxide, 2.5cm x 5m
• Tape, adhesive, zinc oxide, perforated, 10cm x 5m
• Bandage, elastic, 7.5cm x 5m, roll
• Bandage, gauze, 8cm x 4m, roll
• First aid bag, blue, 410 x 280 x 170mm
• Compress, gauze, 10 x 10cm, non-sterile, pack of 100
• Compress, paraffin, 10 x 10cm, sterile, box of 10
• Forceps, dressing, standard, 155mm, straight
• Forceps, artery, Kocher, 140mm, straight
• Scalpel blade, sterile, disposable, no. 22
• Scissors, Deaver, 140mm, straight, sharp/blunt
• Ibuprofen 200mg tablets, pack of 100
• Tetracycline eye ointment 1%, 5g tube
• Compress, gauze, 10 x 10cm, sterile, pack of 5
• Pin, safety, medium size, pack of 12
• Soap, toilet, bar, approx. 110g, wrapped
• Blanket, survival, 220 x 140cm
• Towel, huck, 430 x 500mm
• Chlorhexidine concentrated solution 5%, 100ml bottle

What Is First Aid Kit A Used For?

First Aid Kit A equips a clinic room, school, workshop, field team or household to deal with minor injuries and ailments until further care is available. Its sterile and non-sterile gauze compresses, paraffin compresses, gauze and elastic bandages and zinc oxide tapes cover routine wound dressing, while the dressing forceps, artery forceps, scissors and scalpel blade let a trained first-aider handle dressings cleanly. Schools and colleges that need a first aid box for a lab in India can keep one in each practical block.

The medicines in the kit, namely ibuprofen tablets, tetracycline eye ointment and chlorhexidine solution, should be used only as directed on their labels or by a qualified health worker. Check the kit after each use, replace whatever has been used, and record expiry dates so that out-of-date items are swapped in good time. Store the bag in a cool, dry and easily reached place.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Number of kits and the delivery destination, as kits containing medicines may need import permissions in some countries.
• Glove size: the kit lists size M nitrile gloves; mention it if your team needs another size so we can advise.
• The expiry dates you require for medicines and sterile items.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which supplies First Aid Kit A from Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources the kit for schools, colleges, clinics, NGOs, distributors and importers, and can quote it together with replacement dressings and bandages from its medical consumables range. Company information is on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Kits

Refills and alternatives for First Aid Kit A:

• Emergency First Aid Kit — an alternative first aid kit in the same category.
• Wall Mounting First Aid Kit — a fixed option for laboratories and corridors.
• Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll — refills for the elastic bandage in the kit.
• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — refills for the sterile gauze compresses.
• Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm — spare survival blankets matching the kit item.

See the full Medical Kits category and the Medical Consumables & Dressings range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does First Aid Kit A contain?
First Aid Kit A contains twenty listed items, including nitrile gloves, zinc oxide tapes, elastic and gauze bandages, sterile and non-sterile gauze compresses, paraffin compresses, dressing and artery forceps, a scalpel blade, scissors, ibuprofen tablets, tetracycline eye ointment, chlorhexidine solution, safety pins, soap, a survival blanket and a towel.

How big and heavy is First Aid Kit A?
First Aid Kit A comes in a blue first aid bag measuring 410 x 280 x 170mm. The complete kit has a total weight of 3.56kg and a total volume of 0.022 m³, which helps when planning storage space or freight for several kits.

What situations is First Aid Kit A designed for?
First Aid Kit A is a small basic kit designed for treating a range of minor injuries and ailments, such as wound dressings or eye infection. It can be used in emergencies or in domestic settings, as well as in schools, offices and field teams.

Do the medicines in First Aid Kit A have an expiry date?
Yes. The ibuprofen tablets, tetracycline eye ointment, chlorhexidine solution and sterile items in First Aid Kit A carry their own expiry dates, and shelf life depends on the product and storage conditions. Ask us for the expiry dates of the batch you are quoted.

Can First Aid Kit A be refilled after use?
Yes, used items in First Aid Kit A can be replaced individually. Several refill items, such as elastic bandages, sterile gauze compresses and survival blankets, are listed separately in the ScienceLab medical consumables range; ask us to quote the refills you need.

Can First Aid Kit A be shipped abroad?
First Aid Kit A can be quoted for institutions, distributors and importers in India and international markets. Because it contains medicines, please state the destination country when you enquire through the contact page, so we can discuss the documentation the shipment will need.

Request a Quote

For First Aid Kit A (SLE/MD/02), send the number of kits and the destination through the contact page or add the kit to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026