Sticker — First Aid Kit Inside

Description: 

When something goes wrong, the last thing anyone needs is to be searching, guessing, or asking questions.

This sticker makes it instantly clear where first aid supplies are kept, so help can be found quickly and calmly when it matters most. It’s one of those small additions that you don’t think about until the moment you really need it, and then you’re very glad it’s there.

Perfect for first aid boxes, medical bags, go-bags, cars, workplaces, homes, and shared spaces. It’s especially helpful for visitors, support workers, whānau, colleagues, or anyone unfamiliar with your setup.

Clear. Recognisable. Reassuring.

Great for:

🚗 Vehicles, mobility vans, and travel kits

🏠 Homes, flats, and shared living spaces

🎒 Medical bags, go-bags, and emergency kits

🧑‍🦽 People with ongoing medical or access needs

🧠 Situations where clear visual cues reduce stress

👥 Shared spaces where others may need to help quickly

🤍 Anyone wanting to be prepared without overthinking it

Features:

🚑 Classic red cross symbol for instant recognition

🔴 Bold, easy-to-read text at a glance

📏 Compact size that fits neatly on cases and containers

💪 Durable sticker made for everyday handling

♿ Supports accessibility, safety, and peace of mind

Image Description: A small rectangular sticker with a red cross symbol and red text reading “FIRST-AID KIT INSIDE” on a white background, shown resting in an open hand.

Details: 

Material: Sticker

Size: 5cm (L) x 2.7cm (W) 

Weight: less than 10 grams 

Package Contains: 1x Sticker 

Please Note: design may vary slightly from pictured...

How to Use: 

1. Choose a clean, visible surface near your first aid kit
2. Wipe the surface clean and dry completely
3. Peel off the backing
4. Press the sticker firmly into place
5. Smooth from the centre outward

Care and Cleaning Instructions: 

🚫 Not washable or soakable

🧻 Wipe gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth

🌬️ Allow to air dry if wiped

🧪 Avoid harsh cleaners or chemicals

🔥 Keep away from excessive heat