This kit is designed for off-grid and distance travel, where help isn’t close.
It will still protect you on everyday trips — but its purpose is to be enough when conditions are more demanding.

Yes. Short relevant training reels are part of this kit.

Additionally, the kit is organised clearly so items can be found and used under pressure, even without advanced training.

Most kits focus on organisation or piece count.
This kit focuses on capability — clear layout, hospital-grade supplies, and gear chosen for real distance and exposure.

This is a common question and a source of great frustration for many Australians. Many items in your kit, no matter who you get it from, will have expiry dates. This is to ensure quality, as packaging will break down over time, especially in extreme environments.

As for the bandages, we replace thise at the 5 year mark, unless the package becomes damaged prior.

At the 5 year mark, bandages start to become brittle, tear easliy and don't perform under pressure.

In the workplace, make sure everthing is clean and in date, to satisfy SafeWork Australia visits.

Both the Family First Aid Kit and the Family 4 x 4 Outdoor First Aid Kit are built to meet the specifications outlined in the Safe Work Australia – Model Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace.

This Code sets the national guidance for what Australian workplaces must provide in terms of first aid equipment.

It requires employers to:

Conduct a workplace first aid risk assessment

Provide equipment appropriate to the level of risk

Ensure kits are accessible and properly maintained

Our kits are designed to align with the contents and minimum supply recommendations described in the Model Code of Practice, including:

Appropriate quantities of sterile dressings and bandages

Wound management supplies

Trauma-capable items suitable for medium to high-risk environments

Supplies appropriate for mobile and remote workers

We use hospital-grade components and pack our kits in Australia to ensure quality and reliability.

Important to understand

The Code does not “approve” or certify individual kits.

Workplace compliance depends on:

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  Your specific risk level
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  The number of workers and visitors
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  Proximity to emergency medical services
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  Having trained first aiders where required
• Ongoing inspection and restocking

Absolutely. Both of the kits in this range come with a full sized snake bite tension indicator bandage, step by step instruction card. Also included is video lesson, straight from Sam, who has been a first aid trainer for 18 years in Outback NSW, and Dan who designed and hand packs each kit.

The family first aid kit has premium quality dressings perfect for the car and home-every day use.

The Family 4 x 4 kit, adds an extra level of protection for more serious incidents that may occur, such as major bleeds, broken bones, and a few other survival tools in the event you become lost.

Yes!

And room to add more of the included items, so you can really tailor to the exact size or your family, or purpose of the kit.

Both of the kits in this collection have 2 compartments which you can add your personal medications, and additional items. We always recommend adding at least aspirin, asthma medication, and anaphylaxis medication. If heading overseas, be sure to throw in some charcoal tablets and extra hand sanitiser!