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The Medicare First Aid Travel Kit is a compact first aid kit for dealing with minor cuts, grazes and everyday injuries while you are away from home. It brings together basic first aid essentials in a small case that fits easily into a handbag, glovebox, backpack or suitcase. It is ideal for families, travellers, drivers and anyone who wants to be prepared on the go.
Travellers, drivers, families, hikers and anyone who wants basic first aid supplies close at hand.
Check the contents when you receive the kit and familiarise yourself with them. Clean minor wounds before applying a plaster or dressing. Use the items as needed for minor cuts and grazes. Replace any used or expired items so the kit is ready for next time. Seek medical help for serious, deep or infected wounds.
Avicen Online supplies Medicare first aid kits, gauze swabs, bandages and plasters with delivery across Oman, so you can restock your kit easily.
| Brand | Medicare |
|---|---|
| Product Type | First Aid Kit |
| Size | Travel / compact |
| Use | Minor cuts, grazes and injuries |
| Suitable For | Home, car and travel |
Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.

It contains basic first aid essentials for minor injuries. Please refer to the pack for the exact contents.
The kit is designed for travel, but airline rules differ. Check your airline's guidance on items such as scissors in hand luggage.
Replace items after you use them and check expiry dates on sterile items regularly.
Yes, it is suitable for minor cuts and grazes in children. For deep wounds, burns or injuries that do not stop bleeding, seek medical help.
If a wound is deep, will not stop bleeding, shows signs of infection or was caused by an animal bite, see a doctor or ask one of our pharmacists.