Custom First Aid Kits, Face Masks & Emergency Blankets | Brandably
Custom First Aid Kits, Face Masks and Emergency Blankets
A well stocked first aid kit is one of the more genuinely practical items a business can provide, whether that's for an office, a company vehicle, or distributed to remote working staff. This range covers that need alongside face coverings and emergency blankets, giving a practical, safety focused collection for workplace or travel use.
Whether you're sourcing a branded first aid kit for office safety compliance, a custom first aid kit for a remote team, or a corporate safety kit for a wider staff rollout, there's a genuinely fit for purpose option here.
First Aid Kits
The Mail size first aid kit, RCS recycled nubuck PU pouch first aid set mailable, and RCS recycled nubuck PU pouch first aid set all offer core first aid coverage in slightly different formats and sizes. The VINGA Asado First Aid Kit rounds out this tier with a further branded option, giving genuine choice in style and finish across the range.
While exact contents vary by kit, a basic first aid kit typically includes items such as adhesive plasters in various sizes, sterile dressings, antiseptic wipes, medical tape, and disposable gloves, covering minor cuts, grazes, and everyday workplace incidents. It's worth checking the specific contents list for each kit before ordering, particularly if you have specific workplace compliance requirements to meet.
Mailable First Aid Kits
The Mail size first aid kit and RCS recycled nubuck PU pouch first aid set mailable are both specifically sized to fit through a standard letterbox or post slot, making a mailable first aid kit a genuinely practical choice for distributing safety essentials to remote or hybrid working staff without needing a courier or in-person handover.
Travel First Aid Kit
For anyone travelling, having a compact, portable kit on hand matters considerably. Choosing the best first aid kit for travel generally comes down to prioritising a genuinely compact, lightweight format over kit size, since a bulky kit is less likely to actually get packed and carried. The smaller format kits in this range suit this use case well, giving core coverage without unnecessary bulk.
Emergency Blanket
The Solra emergency blanket in RCS recycled RPET pouch offers a compact, lightweight safety essential well suited to a car, backpack, or travel kit. An emergency blanket works by using a reflective, metallised film to reflect body heat back toward the wearer, helping to reduce heat loss and support body temperature in a cold weather emergency or unexpected exposure situation, while packing down small enough to carry without adding meaningful bulk.
CPR Mask
The Keychain CPR mask is a compact barrier device designed to be carried on a keychain for immediate accessibility. A CPR mask is used during rescue breathing to create a physical barrier between the rescuer and the person receiving care, reducing the risk of cross-contamination during an emergency response. It's important to note that a CPR mask alone doesn't teach or replace proper CPR training, and it should be used only by someone who has received appropriate first aid or CPR training in how to perform rescue breathing correctly.
Face Masks and Protective Masks
The Brandably DESIGN Protective Mask Set and Reusable 2-ply cotton face mask both offer general face covering options for everyday use. Comparing face mask vs protective mask terminology, "face mask" more commonly refers to a general covering, including reusable cotton designs suited to everyday use, while "protective mask" can sometimes imply a higher level of filtration intended for specific protective purposes. It's worth checking the specific product description for the intended use case and any relevant filtration standard before selecting between the two for a particular purpose.
Sustainable Materials
Several products in this range, including the RCS recycled nubuck PU pouch first aid sets and the Solra emergency blanket pouch, use RCS certified recycled material. RCS certification verifies a genuine, audited percentage of recycled content, giving a traceable sustainability credential rather than an unverified claim, without compromising on the practical function of a safety product.
Checking and Maintaining a First Aid Kit
It's good practice to check a first aid kit periodically, replacing any used items and checking expiry dates on items like antiseptic wipes or medications where applicable, to ensure the kit remains genuinely ready for use when needed rather than being assumed complete without verification.
Branding Your First Aid Kit or Safety Products
First aid pouches and kits offer a flat, visible surface well suited to a printed logo alongside clear first aid signage, keeping the kit easily identifiable in an emergency. Face masks and smaller items like the CPR mask keychain suit a simpler, compact printed mark given their smaller surface area.
If you're building a wider workplace safety or wellness range rather than a single item, explore our full wellness range for complementary gifting options.
Browse Our Full Wellness Range
Explore the options above, or head back to our full wellness range to pair safety essentials with other wellness gifting options. If you're not sure which item fits your needs, get in touch with us.
A basic first aid kit typically includes adhesive plasters in various sizes, sterile dressings, antiseptic wipes, medical tape, and disposable gloves, covering minor cuts, grazes, and everyday workplace incidents. Specific contents vary by kit.
An emergency blanket uses a reflective, metallised film to reflect body heat back toward the wearer, helping to reduce heat loss and support body temperature during cold weather exposure, while packing down small enough to carry easily.
A mailable first aid kit is specifically sized to fit through a standard letterbox or post slot, making it a practical option for distributing safety essentials to remote or hybrid working staff without needing a courier or in-person handover.
A CPR mask creates a physical barrier during rescue breathing, reducing the risk of cross-contamination. It should only be used by someone who has received proper CPR or first aid training, since the mask itself doesn't teach or replace that training.
It's good practice to check a first aid kit periodically, replacing any used items and checking expiry dates where applicable, to ensure it remains genuinely ready for use.