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The first step in being prepared for any seasonal weather event or emergency is maintaining a fully stocked first aid kit. The range of RED CROSS® Johnson & Johnson First Aid Kits feature a variety of kits that will keep your family safe and prepared all year, in any situation, whatever the weather. In convenient and organized cases, the easy-to-use kits includes products from trusted brands such as: BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages, TYLENOL® Brand analgesic, MOTRIN® IB and COACH®.
Available kits:
RED CROSS® Johnson & Johnson Ready Organized First Aid Kit contains 170 essential items to help clean, treat and protect minor cuts & scrapes, minor burns, sprains and strains as well as items to reduce swelling and relieve pain, fever and more. This family-friendly kit features a variety of superior healing and treatment products from leading brands such as: BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages, Extra Strength TYLENOL®, MOTRIN® IB and COACH® Brand Sports Tapes and Wraps. It also includes a peel-back, color-coded quick reference first aid guide that provides important tips and emergency contact information at the ready.
RED CROSS® Johnson & Johnson Safe Travels™ Kit packs over 40 essential items for out of-the-home first aid including products to help clean cuts and scrapes, and pain relievers. The perfect First Aid Kit to have in your car or luggage!
RED CROSS® Johnson & Johnson FIRST AID TO GO!® Mini Kit includes10 essential items including BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages and cleansing wipes in a portable, durable case that fits in your backpack or back pocket to care for minor cuts and
scrapes.
For more information about how to treat minor cuts, scrapes and burns, visit www.BandAid.com.
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