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PreparaKit Kids Travel First Aid Kit

A pocket-size kids' first-aid kit you'll actually carry

A 75-item, latex-free first-aid kit for kids, designed by a mom and a nurse, in a pocketed case about 5.5 x 3.75 in. The contents are TSA-compliant and the kit is HSA/FSA eligible.

Our take

A big first-aid kit is great until it stays at the hotel. The one that helps is the one on you when the toddler falls. At about 5.5 x 3.75 inches, this fits a purse, stroller basket or car door pocket.

Inside are 75 latex-free items, designed by a mom and a nurse, in organized pockets you can open one-handed while holding a crying kid. The contents are TSA-compliant, so it rides in a carry-on with no fuss, and it's HSA/FSA eligible. On a week away with two or three kids, though, the bandages go fast. Medicines aren't included either.

Use it as the grab-and-go kit for outings and flights, and keep a bigger stash in the suitcase. For that job, we'd buy it. Check the price before your trip.

Who it’s for

Parents who want a tiny kit that's always on them for day trips, flights and outings with young kids.

Skip it if

Skip it if you need one kit to cover a long trip or a big family. A larger family kit with more refills makes more sense.

PreparaKit Kids Travel First Aid Kit: questions people ask

Is a kids' first-aid kit TSA-approved?

This kit's contents are listed as TSA-compliant, so it can go in a carry-on. If you add creams or liquids, keep them within the carry-on liquid limit.

What is a latex-free first-aid kit?

The items are made without latex. That matters if anyone in the family has a latex allergy.

How big a first-aid kit do you need for a family trip?

A pocket kit like this one covers day outings. For a week or more with several kids, pack extra bandages and your own medicines in the main bag.

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