Wall-Mounted First-Aid Cabinet — Premium | SmartCompliance 100+ Person | OTC Medications

Comprehensive first-aid readiness for larger facilities

Manufacturer-stated capacity: 100 or more people. Large wall-mounted metal ANSI Class B, Type I/II first aid cabinet containing 389 pieces. The supplier lists oral over-the-counter medications, so confirm your organization's policies and access controls before deployment.

Manufacturer-listed contents include: 40 antiseptic wipes, 40 alcohol wipes, 40 fabric bandages, assorted plastic and patch bandages, 30 antibiotic ointment packets, gauze pads and rolls, three tape rolls, eight nitrile gloves, triangular bandages, CPR face shield, two eyewash containers (1 oz and 4 oz), eyepads, burn gel and cream packets, two burn dressings, cold packs, trauma pads, windlass tourniquet, flexible padded splint, tweezers, scissors, rescue blanket and first-aid guide.

Oral OTC medications: supplier lists 20 ibuprofen tablets, 20 antacid tablets and 20 extra-strength non-aspirin pain relief tablets. Actual package labeling, expiry dates and dispensing policies must be checked on receipt.

Even at this capacity, large or separated sites may benefit from multiple reachable cabinets rather than relying on one distant station.

How we help: Keeper & Legacy helps churches, workplaces and families choose practical first-aid stations and portable supplies. Ask about quoting multiple kits across separate work areas, delivery, and complimentary basic local cabinet installation where appropriate.

Reference price only — not a final quote. The displayed reference figure matches the supplier's published online price as of November 2, 2026, and is subject to review before this listing is made active. A personalized Keeper & Legacy quote will confirm dealer availability, final equipment price, any shipping/delivery charges, and applicable tax exemptions.

Kit capacity: The number of people served is the manufacturer/supplier's marketing guidance, not an OSHA staffing limit. Kit types, quantities and placement should be selected based on workplace hazards, layout, access and first-aid needs. Manufacturer ANSI claims refer to the stated standard/classification; do not assume the product is certified to a newer edition without verification.

Important: Follow instructions and emergency procedures, call 911 when needed, and periodically check and replenish supplies. Keep any medications under an appropriate organizational access policy. Protecting today, preparing generations.