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First Aid Only 299-Piece First Aid Kit — the cupboard kit she will be glad she has
First Aid Only 299-Piece All-Purpose First Aid Kit (FAO-442)
Reviewed by the WhyToBuyThis team · Updated September 2026 · How we choose
Perfect for
- First apartment
- Dorm rooms
- Car or cupboard
- Pairs with a bigger gift
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- Hand-pickedCurated, not scraped
- Honest reviewThe catch, not just the hype
Why this gift works
The First Aid Only 299-Piece First Aid Kit (FAO-442) packs bandages in several sizes, gauze and trauma pads, antibiotic ointment, burn cream, sting relief pads, a cold compress, an emergency blanket, moleskin, a thermometer, gloves, scissors, tweezers, pain relievers and a first aid guide into a zippered nylon case with a clear liner, per retailer listings. It weighs about a pound.
Nobody thinks to buy one until the first kitchen cut. It is a practical, inexpensive add-on to a bigger gift, and it fits a cupboard or the car.
Who is this gift for?
Great for
- A first apartment
- A dorm room
- A road-trip glovebox
Think twice if
- She has a stocked kit
- You want a trauma kit
The catch
Much of the piece count is small adhesive bandages, the medications and ointments expire and need replacing, and it is for minor injuries, not a trauma kit.
Skip if she already keeps a stocked first aid kit.
Key specs
| Pieces | 299 |
|---|---|
| Case | Soft nylon, zippered, clear liner |
| Case size | About 9.25 x 7.5 x 2.9 in (TCR Online) |
| Weight | About 1 lb |
| Includes | Bandages, gauze, ointments, burn cream, cold compress, emergency blanket, tools, guide |
| Model | FAO-442 |
Worth knowing before you buy
- Check the medication dates once a year.
- It is not made with natural rubber latex, per Mallory.
Why we like it
- Covers everyday cuts and burns
- Organized clear liner
- Light enough for the car
- Inexpensive
What to look for in a home first aid kit
- Contents. Bandages, gauze and burn cream cover most home injuries.
- Organization. A clear liner makes things quick to find.
- Size. Compact kits fit a cupboard or glovebox.
Questions people ask
299.
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