FAQ
What ANSI class first aid kit is right for a school nurse's office or classroom?
Most classrooms and common areas are adequately served by a Class A kit under ANSI/ISEA Z308.1, while nurse's offices handling higher-traffic injury response often warrant a Class B kit with expanded supply quantities.
Do these kits contain medication that might not be appropriate for school policy?
Some kits include OTC medication such as pain relievers, which not all districts permit on campus. We flag medication-inclusive versus medication-free options clearly on each product so you can match district policy before ordering.
Can a district place one order across multiple school campuses?
Yes — for multi-site orders, contact us directly for bulk pricing and coordinated delivery scheduling across campuses.
How often should a school's first aid kit be restocked?
Inspect kits at the start of each school year and after any significant use; ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 recommends restocking based on usage and expiration dates rather than a fixed calendar interval alone.
Do these products meet OSHA requirements for schools?
Yes — our kits are sourced to meet OSHA workplace first aid guidance and ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 standards, which apply to school facilities as workplaces for staff as well as spaces serving students.
