First Aid Only FAOFAE6003 Tape Gauze Refill Kit

Product Description

The FIRST AID ONLY FAOFAE6003 is a first aid tape and conforming gauze refill kit designed to replenish standard first aid kits used in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. The kit includes one roll of first aid tape measuring 0.5 inches wide by 5 yards long, plus approximately 4 yards of soft, flexible conforming gauze measuring 2 inches wide. The conforming gauze is absorbent and holds sterile dressings securely in place without adhering to skin or hair, allowing the wearer to maintain normal range of motion during wound care. Safety coordinators and first aid responders rely on this refill to keep kits stocked and inspection-ready.

This refill is intended for use in workplace first aid kits, institutional medical cabinets, and any application where tape and gauze supplies require routine replenishment. It is part of the SmartCompliance Program, which is designed to simplify the identification and restocking of depleted first aid components. Typical install scenarios include office buildings, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and school or healthcare environments where OSHA-compliant first aid kit maintenance is required.

Key Features

• Includes 0.5-inch by 5-yard roll of first aid tape for securing dressings
• Approximately 4 yards of 2-inch wide conforming gauze for flexible wound coverage
• Soft, absorbent gauze does not cling to skin or hair
• Compatible with SmartCompliance first aid kit program for easy restocking
• Sold individually as a single refill unit

Compatibility

Designed as a refill component for first aid kits that use standard tape and conforming gauze supplies, including kits within the SmartCompliance Program product line.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to load this refill into a first aid kit. Verify the kit compartment is clean and dry before placing new supplies. Check expiration dates on existing kit contents during restocking. First aid kit maintenance in regulated workplaces should follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 guidelines for adequate supply levels.