Pro-safe PS16UPA 16 Piece First Aid Kit 10 Person

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS16UPA is a 16-piece portable first aid kit rated for up to 10 people. It ships in a compact plastic case measuring 10 inches wide, 7 inches tall, and 3 inches deep, weighing 1.75 pounds. The kit contains a curated selection of wound care, burn treatment, and antiseptic supplies suitable for light industrial, commercial, or small-crew job-site use. Its portable mount type means no wall installation is required — the kit travels with the crew. Licensed safety officers, facility managers, and trade supervisors commonly stock this kit as a compliant first-response resource at the point of work.

This kit is suited for small work crews of up to 10 people in residential, light commercial, or trade-service environments. The compact form factor fits in a tool bag, service van, or job-site storage bin. It covers the most common minor injuries encountered on the job: lacerations, abrasions, minor burns, and skin irritation. The included cold pack and burn dressing with burn cream expand the response capability beyond basic bandaging.

Key Features

• 16-piece configuration rated for up to 10 people
• Portable plastic case — no mounting hardware required
• Includes adhesive bandages in multiple sizes: 3/4 inch x 3 inch strip (16 count), 1 inch x 3 inch plastic strip (16 count), and woven knuckle style (8 count)
• Burn cream with Lidocaine (10 count) and a 4 inch x 4 inch burn dressing for thermal injury response
• Antiseptic wipes (10 count) for wound prep and surface cleaning
• Small cold pack included for blunt trauma and swelling

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained portable first aid kit suitable for small crews in trade, light industrial, and commercial service environments where a wall-mounted cabinet is not practical or available.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this portable kit. Store in a location accessible to all crew members and away from direct heat sources that could degrade wound-care supplies. Inspect contents periodically and replace any expired or depleted items to maintain compliance with OSHA first aid supply requirements. Restocking with individual replacement components is recommended rather than discarding the case.