Waterproof First Aid Pouch Kit

A waterproof first aid pouch in reusable, washable PEVA with a zip-lock closure on top, about 4.75 inches tall by 5.63 inches deep. It holds 5 latex-free bandages, 2 snip bandages, 3 first aid cream packets, 3 antiseptic towelettes, a 2 x 3 inch adhesive sterile pad and a 200 mg ibuprofen packet. The pouch keeps the contents dry and wipes clean, so it survives a glovebox, a gym bag or a backpack.

Health fairs, teams and glove boxes

Health fairs, schools, sports teams, car dealerships and safety programs are the usual buyers. A clinic hands it out at a community event, a school sends one home with each student, a coach gives one to every player, and a dealership tucks one into the glovebox at delivery. It is useful enough that people keep it, small enough to carry anywhere.

Artwork for the pouch

The imprint goes on the front or back of the pouch. White ink is not available on this item, so if your logo relies on white, plan a version in another color. A simple, bold mark reads best on a small pouch. The decoration method is confirmed on your quote, and the free proof shows exactly how the pouch will look.

Cost per kit and the setup line

At 100 kits the price is $3.65 each, a $365.00 run. Add the $35 setup and the order is $400.00, an even $4.00 per kit. At 250 the price is $3.55, the order reaches $887.50 and setup is waived. After that the steps are small:

• 500: $3.45 each
• 1,000: $3.35 each, $3,350.00
• 2,500: $3.25 each

Since the unit price barely moves, the main saving is clearing $500. A 100-kit order paired with other items for the same event does that just as well as buying more kits.

Seven business days to produce

Production runs about 7 business days once you approve the proof, plus shipping. For a health fair or the start of a sports season, request the quote three weeks ahead.

Are the bandages latex-free?

Yes. The 5 bandages in the kit are listed as latex-free.

Can the logo be printed in white?

No. White ink is not available on this pouch.