RN Approved First Aid Kits
Nurse in a Bag is a collection of injury-specific first aid bags designed and approved by a registered nurse. Perfect for home, business, or on the go!
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Registered Nurse-Approved Instruction Cards
Available in English and Spanish, every injury-specific first aid kit we carry includes a card with instructions from a registered nurse.
Ready-to-Use Inclusive First Aid Kits
Every bag includes everything you need to treat a minor injury, whether it's a burn, scrape, splinter, eye debris, insect sting, bruise, or dehydration.
Great for Businesses, Warehouses, and Everywhere
With injury-specific first aid kits, it's easy to have everything you need in one place, right where it's needed most - a burn bag by the grill, for example.
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First Aid Kits in Bulk for Businesses
Stock up and start lowering OSHA recordables! Buy more and save when you order five or more commercial first aid kits!
A great choice for business, we offer wholesale discounts and special customizations for first aid kits in bulk for businesses, warehouses, distribution centers – anywhere injuries happen.
Mix and match – be prepared for various injuries around your business. Specalized first aid kits like Nurse in a Bag are ideal for area-specific injuries, like A Minor Burn bag in the kitchen or a Bug Sting Bag for a work truck.
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Every Sale Helps Save Lives
We donate 5% of our net profits from home and wholesale first aid supply distribution to registered charities. Are you a charity that wants to be involved? Contact Us.
A Family Owned Business
Ann and her sister Kate are two of the 474 Perfect Dopeys around the world – meaning they’ve both completed Disney’s four-day, 48.6-mile running challenge. Noticing that they were considerably more sore after all those miles, they turned to another sister, Meg, a registered and occupational safety nurse who works with people suffering from minor injuries, recommended the contents of her RISE bag.
One thing led to another, and two months later, Nurse in a Bag’s ready-to-use first aid kits for home and business use was made official.
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