First aid kits
Home, workplace, vehicle, school, sports and industrial settings.
Configuration guide in review
MEDQMEDICAL SUPPLIESRequest a quoteDifferent kits solve different procurement problems.
A diagnostic test kit is not a procedure kit, treatment kit or general supply kit. Compare intended setting, authorised user, evidence, storage, expiry and replenishment before requesting a configuration.
Important
Displayed families are educational categories, not confirmed MedQ stock or approved bills of materials. Diagnostic, procedural and outbreak kits require product-specific and human review.
Trauma & bleeding-control kits
Emergency-response configurations for trained users and defined settings.
Configuration guide in reviewBurn kits
Burn-response supplies selected for setting, training and replacement needs.
Configuration guide in reviewResuscitation & airway kits
Equipment and consumables that require training and compatibility checks.
Configuration guide in reviewMaternity & clean-delivery kits
Configurable supply lists governed by provider and facility protocols.
Configuration guide in reviewCircumcision procedure kits
Procedure-specific configurations; no universal contents list is assumed.
Configuration guide in reviewSpecimen collection kits
Collection and transport categories matched to test and laboratory requirements.
Configuration guide in reviewDiagnostic test kits
Pregnancy, HIV, malaria, COVID-19 and other tests kept separate from procedure kits.
Configuration guide in reviewInfection prevention & isolation kits
PPE and supporting supplies selected against current protocols.
Configuration guide in reviewSpill kits
Blood/body-fluid, chemical and cytotoxic variants are not interchangeable.
Configuration guide in reviewOutbreak-response kits
High-consequence infection support for trained teams under current guidance.
Configuration guide in reviewMobile clinic & humanitarian kits
Modular supply planning for outreach, disaster and temporary services.
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