First Aid and Emergency Care for Facilities
First aid and emergency care supplies for workplace response programs - ANSI Class A and Class B stocked cabinets and kits from First Aid Only and Medique, unit-dose refill components, AEDs with replacement pads and batteries, and emergency response supplies. Available in metal and plastic cabinets, softpack and hardcase portable kits, and unit-dose restock boxes sized by workplace population. Products in this category include bandages, gauze, antiseptic wipes, burn gel, eye wash, AED accessories and trauma supplies. Wholesale case pricing for hospitals, plant operations, offices, fleets and procurement.
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First Aid and Emergency Care for Workplace Response Programs
First aid and emergency care covers the stocked cabinets, kits, refill components and emergency equipment a facility maintains for workplace injury response. The catalog stocks ANSI-classified first aid kits and cabinets, individual refill components, AEDs and emergency supplies so facilities can build and replenish first aid stations to program requirements.
First Aid Formats Stocked
- Stocked first aid cabinets - Metal and plastic wall cabinets in ANSI Class A and Class B fills sized to workplace population from First Aid Only and Medique.
- Portable first aid kits - Softpack, hardcase and vehicle kits for mobile crews, fleet and off-site work.
- Refill components - Bandages, gauze, tape, antiseptic wipes, gloves, burn gel and eye wash sold as unit-dose boxes for cabinet restock.
- AEDs and accessories - Automated external defibrillators with replacement pads and batteries, wall cabinets and signage.
- Emergency response supplies - Instant cold packs, emergency blankets, bloodborne pathogen spill kits and trauma supplies for response stations.
First Aid Kit Classes Compared
| Format | ANSI Class | Scope | Common Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class A cabinet | Class A | Common workplace injuries | Offices, low-hazard areas |
| Class B cabinet | Class B | Higher count and variety | Plant, warehouse, high-hazard |
| Portable kit | A or B fill | Mobile response | Vehicles, off-site crews |
| AED | Not classified | Cardiac emergency | Public and staff areas |
ANSI Classes and Cabinet Restock
Workplace first aid kits are built to ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A and Class B fills, with Class B holding a higher count and wider range of components for larger or higher-hazard settings. Cabinets are stocked by workplace population, and unit-dose refill boxes let a facility restock exactly what was used rather than replacing a full kit. AEDs are stocked with the replacement pads and batteries that need periodic renewal on their own dating. Products are described by format, class and component, and stocking follows the facility first aid and emergency response program.
First aid supply is a continuous restock program: cabinets are installed once, then refill components, AED pads and batteries cycle on use and expiration dating. Standardizing on ANSI class and cabinet layout across a facility keeps refills interchangeable and inspections simple, which makes unit-dose case pricing and standing orders useful to materials management. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an ANSI Class A and Class B first aid kit?
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A kits hold the components and counts for common workplace injuries in lower-hazard settings such as offices. Class B kits hold a higher quantity and wider range of components for larger or higher-hazard workplaces such as plants and warehouses. The catalog stocks cabinets and kits in both classes so a facility can match the fill to population and hazard.
Can first aid cabinets be restocked with individual components?
Yes. Bandages, gauze, tape, antiseptic wipes, gloves, burn gel and eye wash are stocked as unit-dose refill boxes so a facility restocks exactly what was used rather than replacing a full kit. Standardizing on a cabinet layout keeps refill boxes interchangeable across stations and simplifies monthly inspection and restock.
Are AEDs and replacement pads and batteries available?
Yes. The catalog stocks automated external defibrillators along with the replacement electrode pads and batteries that renew on their own expiration dating, plus wall cabinets, alarms and signage. Pads and batteries are stocked as recurring replacement items so a facility can keep deployed AEDs ready between service intervals.
Can facilities order first aid supplies in bulk?
Yes. Stocked cabinets, portable kits, unit-dose refill components, AED accessories and emergency supplies are stocked in case quantities for hospitals, plant operations, offices, fleets and licensed distributors. Standing order programs are available for recurring refill components and AED consumables. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What first aid products should be in a facility formulary?
A first aid formulary, or standardized station stock list, typically covers ANSI Class A or Class B cabinets sized to population, unit-dose refills for bandages, gauze, tape, antiseptic and gloves, burn and eye wash components, an AED with spare pads and batteries, and bloodborne pathogen and trauma supplies. MAP Medical builds consolidated first aid station packages matched to workplace class and hazard - contact our team for an assessment.