trafalgar travel first aid kit

Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit (75 Pieces)

Unit price / per 

only 137 left in stock

This Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit is equipped to treat burns, fractures, CPR and more. This case is a compact size so that it can easily fit inside the car glove box or amongst travel gear. This kit contains 75 essential items that you might need when you are not at home, travelling or on the road.

• This kit can be stored at home, in the workplace or in the car.
• There are 75 essential first aid items in this kit¹.
• This kit can be used to treat bleeding, burns, fractures and CPR.
• Fits Easily Into Luggage, Backpacks Or Glove Box

An Essential Travel Accessory On A Holiday!

The  Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit  contains the following items:

5 x adhesive mini strips

2 x adhesive round plasters

20 x adhesive strips

1 x antiseptic cream sachet

1 x bandage conforming 7.5 cm

1 x burnaid sachet

20 x cotton buds

1 x cpr shield

2 x disposable latex gloves

1 x eye pad

1 x first aid guide

1 x gauze swab 5 cm 2p

2 x resealable bags

10 x safety pins

1 x splinter probe

1 x triangular bandage

1 x tweezers

1 x wound dressing

3 x wound wipes

Product is entered in the ARTG, ARTG 225279

Sign up to receive discounts, updates and more

Use this popup to embed a mailing list sign up form. Alternatively use it as a simple call to action with a link to a product or a page.

Age verification

By clicking enter you are verifying that you are old enough to consume alcohol.

Added to cart

Call Us on  1300 361 899

• Stockist Login

First Aid Kits

• Heating & Cooling Products
• Strapping Tape
• Adhesive Strips
• Bandages & Dressings
• Burn Management
• Outdoor & Remote
• Kit Modules
• Antiseptics, Burns & Bites
• Adhesive Tape
• Sanitisers and Disinfectants
• Instruments & Accessories
• Eye Wash Stations & Showers
• Bedding & Equipment
• Stretchers & Rescue
• First Aid Signs & Posters
• First Aider Clothing
• Defibrillators
• Fire Safety
• First Aid in the Workplace
• A Guide to CPR
• First Aid Room Checklist
• First Aid Kits Lifestyle
• Outdoor & Remote First Aid Kits
• Sports & Recreation Kits
• Vehicle First Aid Kits

On-The-Go Kit

Designed Specifically For Hikers And Outdoor Activities Convenient Waist-Bag Case Treatment: Bleeding And Fractures This kit is ...

Travel First Aid Kit

Enhanced Content, Treats More Injuries Fits Easily Into Luggage, Backpacks Or Glove Box An Essential Travel Accessory On A Holiday! Treatment:...

Personal First Aid Kit

Ideal Addition To Glove Box Or Bag Compact And Portable Treatment: Bleeding And Fractures Featuring 62 Pieces of first aid products to admin...

Family First Aid Kit

Perfect For the Family Designed To Cater To Most Emergencies An Essential At Home Or On Family Holidays! Treatment: Bleeding, Burns, Fractures...

4WD & Off-Road First Aid Kit

Portable & Robust Case with Compartments Torch & SOS Ground Sheet Included Suitable for up to 15 People The Trafalgar 4WD & Off-Road ...

Caravan & Camping First Aid Kit

Portable & Robust Soft Case with Compartments Torch & SOS Ground Sheet Included Suitable for up to 20 People The Trafalgar Cara...

Survival First Aid Kit

Portable Soft Case Torch & Whistle Included Suitable for up to 8 People High Incident First Aid Kit The Survival First Aid Kit has ...

Go Anywhere Waterproof Bag

Keep your first aid contents dry and ready to use when you need them most. This handy Go Anywhere waterproof first aid kit can be easily snap locke...

Boating First Aid Kit

Water Resistant Case 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel Hinges High-Density Reflective Tape on Case Clear Fold Downs to Hold Contents in Place CPR G...

QuicKit First Aid Kit

Fits Easily into Handbag, Backpack or Glove box Lightweight and Compact Comes in 4 Colours Blue, Green, Orange and Yellow Treatment: Bleeding,...

Outdoor & Leisure First Aid Kit

Contains All The First Aid Essentials Compact Soft Case For Easy Storage in Glove Box or Backpack Treatment: Bleeding, Eyewash, Fractures And...

Snake Bite First Aid Kit

Kit helps with prompt treatment Ideal for remote travel Soft pack allows for easy storage and in backpack or can be worn on a belt Specifications...

DIY Handyman First Aid Kit

The Trafalgar DIY Handyman First Aid Kit comes with an assortment of different equipment to treat minor injuries that commonly occur around the ho...

Trafalgar Sports First Aid Kit

Ideal for Personal and Team Sports Designed specifically to treat common sporting injuries Ideal to clean, treat and protect cuts, abrasions and m...

• Price: Low to High
• Price: High to Low
• Oldest to Newest
• Newest to Oldest
• Best Selling

Useful Links

• First Aid Tips

Trafalgar Customers

• Quick Order
• How To Use Trafalgar Website
• Privacy Policy
• Terms and Conditions

Contact Details

Trafalgar First Aid PO Box 5006 GREYSTANES, NSW 2145 Australia P: 1300 361 899

Send a Message

Request Stockist Login

Copyright © 2024 Brady Australia Pty Ltd t/a Trafalgar First Aid. ABN 28 000 788 447

Empire Theme by Pixel Union . Powered by Shopify

Added to your cart:

Walsh Consultant

Trusted Health Consultant

• Helath News

Safety on the Go: Exploring the Essential Contents of Trafalgar First Aid Kits

Unexpected accidents and injuries can occur anywhere at any moment in our daily lives. Being ready with a well equipped first aid kit is vital for delivering rapid care and perhaps saving lives, whether at home, at work, or while traveling. In the first aid industry, Trafalgar is a reputable brand with a reputation for producing dependable, all-inclusive first aid kits. In this post, we’ll look at the significance and key components of Trafalgar First Aid Kits, which are made to guarantee “Safety on the Go” for everyone from people to families to organisations.

The Value of First Aid Kits: A first aid kit is a set of basic medical tools and materials that are used to treat minor wounds and unexpected diseases. An immediate response to emergencies is made possible by having a first aid kit close at hand, which helps to stabilise a situation until trained medical assistance comes. In the crucial moments that follow an accident, it can make a significant impact and possibly save future harm or difficulties.

A leading provider of first aid products, Trafalgar is renowned for its dedication to quality, dependability, and innovation. Trafalgar has built a solid reputation for first aid supplies across a range of industries, including businesses, educational institutions, and recreational settings.

Important Items in Trafalgar First Aid Kits: Trafalgar offers a variety of first aid kits that are made to meet a variety of demands and circumstances. Essential supplies including sticky bandages, sterile gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, adhesive tape, and scissors are frequently included in their kits. Furthermore, Trafalgar first aid kits could include a range of bandages, compresses, and wound dressings to treat different wounds.

First aid kits from Trafalgar include a variety of wound care materials, including non-adherent dressings, combination dressings, and eye pads. These supplies are essential for dressing and guarding wounds, lowering the chance of infection, and accelerating healing.

Essential CPR materials like face shields and pocket masks are included in certain Trafalgar first aid kits. These supplies are essential for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) safely and effectively in the event of cardiac crises.

Burn Treatment: Burn injuries can occur in a variety of circumstances, and Trafalgar first aid kits frequently have burn gel or patches to offer quick relief and stop further skin damage.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Trafalgar is aware of how crucial safety is, particularly in light of the present pandemic. To safeguard both the patient and the carer, some of their first aid kits may contain personal protection gear like gloves and face masks.

Trafalgar offers comprehensive travel first aid kits that are lightweight and portable, making them the perfect travel companions for road trips, road vacations, and international travel.

Workplace Compliance: Trafalgar also offers first aid kits for the workplace that are built to adhere to industry-specific compliance requirements. These kits include with extra items to address the special risks and hazards that differ between jobs.

Finally, Trafalgar first aid kits are a dependable and necessary tool for guaranteeing “Safety on the Go.” A well-stocked first aid bag can be a lifesaver in an emergency whether it occurs at home, at work, or while travelling. The first aid kits available from Trafalgar demonstrate the company’s dedication to quality and innovation and include all the supplies needed to manage a range of accidents and medical situations. Trafalgar first aid kits give people, families, and organisations the tools they need to deal to accidents and injuries quickly and appropriately, protecting themselves and those around them.

More Stories

Unveiling the Enigma: Dental Cleaning Decoded

9 Healthy Mother’s Day Brunch (& Our Top Breakfast) Recipes

5 Simple Tips For Nurses To Maintain Their Overall Mental Wellness

You may have missed.

• Medical Information

Is Utah a More Favorable Pot Market than California or Oregon?

• Dental Care

The Importance of Dental Health

Mastering Oral Hygiene: Tips and Techniques

Comprehensive Guide to Dental Care

FREE SHIPPING AUSTRALIA WIDE FOR ALL ORDERS OVER $100

• Fire Safety
• Home Security
• Video Intercom
• PSA Lifesaver
• Login / Register

Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit – 75 Items

$ 25.00 inc. gst, model: 101288 – tratrvkit, trafalgar travel first a id kit.

It’s a well known fact that while we are travelling, the likelihood of small injuries especially in unfamiliar surroundings and participating in activities such as sport or adventure, we tend to induce more risk as well. This 75 piece Travel First Aid Kit from Trafalgar is equipped to treat bleeding, burns, fractures and CPR and is a necessity on any trip away.

Compact and durable, the case can easily fit inside a glovebox or travel bag, ensuring you are equipped with the right first aid products at all times.

Health Warning: Always read the label and follow the Directions For Use

General Information Intended Purpose: A collection of equipment for the initial treatment of minor to moderate injuries

SKU: TRATRVKIT Categories: First Aid Kits , Trafalgar

Description

Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit

• Enhanced Content, Treats more Injuries
• Fits easily into Luggage, Backpacks or Glove Box
• An essential travel accessory on a holiday!
• Treatment: Bleeding, Burns, Fractures and CPR

Kit contains:

• 20 X Adhesive First Aid Strips
• 5 X Adhesive First Aid Strips Mini
• 2 X Adhesive First Aid Kits Round
• 1 X Antiseptic Cream 1g
• 2 X Bags – Resealable
• 1 X Bandage – Conforming 7.5cm x 4.5m
• 1 x Bandage Triangular
• 1 x Burn Relief Gel 3.5g
• 20 X Cotton Tips
• 1 X Dressing Wound
• 1 X Eye Dressing Pad
• 1 X First Aid Guide
• 1 X Gauze Swab 8 Ply 5cm x 5cm (2pcs)
• 2 X Gloves – Nitrile
• 10 X Safety Pins
• 1 X Tweezers
• 1 X Splinter Probes – Disposable
• 3 X Wound Wipes
• 1 X CPR Face Shield Disposable

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit – 75 Items” Cancel reply

Your rating  * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very Poor

Your review

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Related products

Trafalgar DIY Handyman First Aid Kit – 126 Items

Trafalgar Electricians First Aid Kit

Trafalgar General Purpose First Aid Kit

Trafalgar On-The-Go First Aid Kit – 35 Items

Trafalgar Caravan & Camping First Aid Kit

Trafalgar Family First Aid Kit - 126 Items

Trafalgar Personal First Aid Kit - 62 Items

Trafalgar Vehicle Low Risk Soft Case First Aid Kit

Trafalgar Quickit First Aid Kit – 25 Items

• Search Please fill out this field.
• Manage Your Subscription
• Give a Gift Subscription
• Sweepstakes
• Travel Products
• Travel Accessories

The 6 Best First Aid Kits for Travel 2024

Stay prepared with compact, pre-made first aid kits fit for any adventure.

Katherine Alex Beaven is a Los Angeles-based travel, food and drink, and culture writer.

In This Article

Jump to a Section

• Our top picks
• Tips for Buying
• Why Trust T+L

We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more .

Travel + Leisure / Kristin Kempa

First aid kits are often one of the most overlooked travel accessories, even though they can make or break your vacation experience. In best-case scenarios, you won’t ever need it, but on the off-chance you do, it’ll quickly prove to be one of the most savvy additions to your packing list. First aid kits come in handy for help with everything from headaches and dehydration to cuts, scrapes, and bites, or even sprained appendages. 

For expert insight on what to look for in a travel first aid kit and why they are one of the most essential travel accessories, we spoke with Raelene Brooks, PhD, RN, Dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Phoenix. Based on our research and experience and Brooks’ expert advice, we compared various top-selling travel first aid kits on the market, making sure to consider the overall size, number of items, variation of ailments covered, and variety of items included. The waterproofed Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight Watertight .5 first aid kit is our favorite thanks to its wide array of wellness gear despite its compact size — but if you’re looking for something a little different, we’ve got plenty of great first aid kit picks below.

Best Overall

Adventure medical kit ultralight watertight .5.

It treats a wide variety of issues and comes in a lightweight, double-waterproof pouch.

The bag lacks any interior organization.

The Adventure Medical Kit Ultralight Watertight .5 is our go-to first aid kit for travel. We’ve traveled around the globe, staying in posh safari lodges and in backpacker hostels with this kit and it has never let us down. It comes with over 40 pieces of first aid to help tackle everything from splinters and blisters to minor cuts or scrapes to bug bites. We like that it also comes with two doses of various over-the-counter pain relievers, plus antihistamine, antibiotic ointment, and tools to remove ticks and fasten bandages. You’ll also get a good variety and number of bandages and wound dressings. We’ve found that it’s also easy to replace these items as needed while on the go. Fully stocked, the contents are enough to cover one person for about two days (with the same affliction).

Standout features are the durable double-waterproof bagging (which comes in clutch on rainy days, winter road trips , and water adventures and also in case of spills or heavy humidity), the minimal 3.6-ounce weight, and two exterior corner loops that make it easy to clip the kit onto your backpack for easy access. The bright yellow color makes it easy to find in a pinch, though we will say that the lack of interior organization may cause some people to fumble through the contents of the bag trying to find what they need (not ideal in an emergency situation). 

The Details: 5.5 x 11 x 1 inches | 43 pieces

Johnson & Johnson First Aid To Go Kit

It covers bandage basics and leaves room for you to customize your kit.

The included items will likely help minor cuts or scrapes only.

If you’re just looking for the bare minimum of what you might need while out on a trip, the Johnson & Johnson First Aid To Go kit is your best bet. This smaller-than-your-hand-sized kit contains 12 first aid items, mostly centered around minor scrapes and cuts. You’ll get sterilizing wipes, two sizes of bandages, and a couple of gauze pads — all tucked and stored nicely in a sturdy plastic case with a snap-tight closure. There’s no medicine or tools in the case, but there’s plenty of room left in the case to add your own custom extras to beef up the kit (which is what we’ve done in the past) such as over-the-counter pain pills, prescription medication, allergy pills, cotton swabs, tweezers, or other travel-sized first aid items. It’s still a great and convenient kit to just toss into your day bag or day tripper waist bag.

The Details: 3.8 x 4.3 x 1.1 inches | 12 pieces

Best Comprehensive

First aid only all-purpose essentials first aid kit.

It includes items that many other kits leave out, like a thermometer and gloves.

You may want to upgrade with your own OTC medicines.

This nearly 300-piece kit contains everything you’d need to use in an accident situation involving burns, cuts, or scrapes — down to the disposable gloves, scissors, and a thermometer. Like most kits, it’s heavily focused on bandages, and includes a variety of adhesive, fabric, and gauze bandages, as well as butterfly wound closure bandages, knuckle bandages, and fingertip bandages. You’ll also get key ointments and wipes to treat burns and stings, and fight germs. Additional tools include a tongue depressor (which also doubles as a finger splint), thermal blanket, cold pack, and tweezers. Impressively, all this and more fits inside a double-sided zippered case no larger than the usual toiletry bag. Although it’s packed with first aid accessories, we would like to see more medicine included.

The Details: 9.25 x 2.87 x 7 inches | 298 pieces

Best for International Travel

My medic ready mini first aid kit.

It comes with individually-packaged, ailment-specific mods that cover a wide range of first aid needs.

It’s a little bigger than we’d like.

When traveling to a foreign country, acquiring some first aid items may be more difficult due to a language barrier, overall access, or how the healthcare system works. The My Medic Ready Mini First Aid Kit is packed full of first aid accessories to cover everything from allergies to cuts to suspect water quality. The exterior is water-resistant and easy to wipe clean, while reinforced zippers also help keep water out. Inside, two mesh stash pockets are loaded with My Medic color-coded mods — individually packaged kits containing items to treat specific issues — so you can easily find what you need. Standout features include pieces for wound irrigation, a digital first aid and survival tips guide, a flashlight, hydration packets, water purification tablets, and a whistle. We’re also big fans of thoughtful items like hydrocortisone cream, friction frosting, and petroleum jelly. We appreciate that the kit is small enough to hold in one hand, but it can still feel like it’s taking up a fair amount of packing space.

The Details: 7.5 x 4 x 7.5 inches | 100 pieces

Best for Kids

Keepgoing first aid gokit.

It’s a TSA-approved first aid kit designed with kids’ needs in mind.

It doesn’t include any medicines.

Looking for a cheery take on a first aid kit? KeepGoing First Aid GoKit comes in multiple, cute kid-friendly patterns to help make the first aid experience a bit brighter. The kit comes with 130 pieces of first aid items ranging from bandages to moleskins and disposable thermometers — all with kid-friendly patterned packaging. Some of the standout features include tick removers, cotton-tipped applicators, trauma scissors, and 20 stickers to award brave kids. While this kit does come with a good assortment of creams (hydrocortisone, burn relief, lip balm, and antibiotic), it doesn’t have any medicine included, so you may want to add your own.

The Details: 6.75 x 5 x 2 inches | 130 pieces

Best for Dogs

Adventure medical kits me & my dog.

It’s a kit that can be used for both you and your dog!

For dogs, it mainly centers around the treatment of paw injuries.

You do everything with your dog, so why not share a first aid kit? We love this kit because you don’t have to pack two different kits; you and your dog can both be helped with the contents in this one kit. The Adventure Medical Kits Me and My Dog Kit has bandages, gauze dressings, antiseptic wipes, wound irrigation, and sterile gloves for cuts and other wounds. It also has two doses of aspirin and antihistamine each, a cold compress and wrap for sprains, and key first aid tools like trauma scissors, tick removal tweezers, a thermal emergency blanket, and a leash. One of the bandages doubles as a muzzle for scared pups, and if you’re unsure how to apply any of the items to your furry best friend, there’s also a pet first aid manual to help guide you. Since this is a simple zippered case, it could be worth adding some medications as advised by your vet as this kit mainly covers injuries from walking and not other hazards like foreign object ingestion or non-paw maladies.

The Details: 7.5 x 3.5 x 5.3 inches | 48 pieces

Tips for Buying a Travel First Aid Kit

Prioritize size and durability.

In a best-case scenario, you won’t ever have to use your travel first aid kit, so it will be traveling with you often. Give extra points to kits that are durable enough to survive multiple trips and that come in a size that can be packed in all different travel situations (think lightweight and compact).

Check how many people can be treated with the kit

Consider your travel group size when buying a travel first aid kit. Does one kit cover the entire family or just one or two people? Be sure to pack enough first aid to treat each person you’re responsible for.

Consider the conditions and risk of your trip

Different trips will dictate the exact items you’ll need in your first aid kit. Look for kits that can address specific dangers or injuries you may face on your trip, from sunburns to sprains and insect bites to serious cuts.

Carrying a first aid kit on your travels stocks you with essential life-saving items that can help provide temporary care during an emergency situation until help can arrive, Brooks says. She also adds that locating these items in a foreign country or when traveling can be difficult, making it best for travelers to have their own kits on hand.

According to Brooks, some of the most essential items a kit should include are medical tape, compression wound dressing, gauze, irrigation wound wash, antiseptic/antibiotic ointment, alcohol pads, cleaning/prep pads, and assorted sizes of blister strips and bandages. She also says it’s useful to have pills to treat motion sickness, allergies, and mild pain, plus cold packs, wound closure materials, a thermal blanket, hydration packets, and even a multi-purpose plastic bag that can be used as a splint, as gloves, or as a CPR shield.

Buy products that cover the essential must-have first aid kit items, and then add any specialty custom items for your specific travel situation, activities, or health concerns. For example, Brooks advises that anyone with asthma include an albuterol inhaler, while travelers with diabetes should include some candies or glucose for low blood sugar. Those with cardiac issues should pack nitroglycerin tablets or spray, along with aspirin.

Why Trust Travel + Leisure? 

For this list, Katherine Alex Beaven talked to a medical professional about essential items that should be in a travel first aid kit. Alex also considered kits based on her own 15 years of personal experience as a frequent, accident-prone traveler. While researching first aid kits for travel, we spoke with Raelene Brooks , PhD, RN, Dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Phoenix .

Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week. 

It looks like Javascript is currently disabled. Our website required Javascript to be enabled. Visit this page to find out the steps.

Already have an account?

Apply for an Account

To create an EllisCo account, simply enter your details in the form and we will contact you shortly to complete the process.

Excluding GST

Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit NZ

SKU: 101288NZ

In stock, 69 left

DESCRIPTION

Trafalgar Travel First Aid Kit

- Enhanced Content, Treats More Injuries

- Fits Easily Into Luggage, Backpacks Or Glove Box

- An Essential Travel Accessory On A Holiday!

- Treatment: Bleeding, Burns, Fractures And CPR

It’s a well known fact that while we are traveling the likelihood of small injuries especially in unfamiliar surroundings and doing activities such as sport or adventure we tend to induce more risk as well.

This 75 piece Travel first aid kit from Trafalgar is equipped to treat bleeding, burns, fractures and CPR and is a necessity on any trip away. Compact and durable the case can fit easy in glove box or travel bag ensures your are equipped with the right first aid products at all times.

You may also be interested in:

Trafalgar Family First Aid Kit NZ

Trafalgar Personal First Aid Kit Nz

Trafalgar QuicKit First Aid Kit NZ

Keep your finger on the pulse

Enter your details below to stay up to date with all the latest EllisCo news and information.

You must enable JavaScript to submit this form

Must-Have Items to Pack in Your Carry-On First Aid Kit

This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. For an explanation of our Advertising Disclosure, visit this page .

I recently wrote about my experience getting sick upon returning home from our incredible Caribbean cruise. It's no fun to be sick but it's especially bad when you're on the road. While Covid, flu and RSV cases spike in the winter months, it's smart to be prepared no matter what time of year you're traveling. RELATED: Why You Should Add These 8 Health Items To Your Toiletry Bag When You Travel

I keep mine in my carry-on bag so that when it's time to pack, I don't have to pack everything over and over again, item by item. But, it's smart to check your kit regularly and make sure that you replace anything you may have used up and to make sure that nothing is expired.

I thought you might be interested in what I always have packed in my travel first-aid kit. I've listed everything below but you can also check out a more exhaustive list prepared by the CDC here .

-Tylenol (this is key if you develop a fever)

- A pocket thermometer

-Nasal spray

-Anti-diarrhea pills

-Decongestants

-Antacid tablets

- LiquidIV to fend off dehydration (here's more info)

-Allergy pills

-Antibiotics (ask your doctor for a prescription)

-An inhaler (I used to have asthma)

-These Italian cough drops you can get on Amazon

- Pulse oximeter (I added this to my travel bag at the start of the pandemic and it's great to have and know when your oxygen levels drop. My doctor says it's the new thermometer and I've had to use mine multiple times on my travels.)

- BugBite Thing

-Polysporin or other antibiotic cream

-Sterile gauze pads

-Bandage roll

- Covid antigen test

I carry all of this in a dopp kit like this one from Bagsmart . You can get most of these items on the road, but why wait? And trust me: When you get sick you’re going to wish you had packed all of this stuff before you left home. Here’s a variety of pre-packed first aid kits you can buy on Amazon but they might not have everything you need.

This post was updated on January 25, 2024. It was originally published on June 25, 2022.

KEEP READING:

• Create an Emergency Kit for Your Car
• 11 Tips For Traveling During Cold and Flu Season
• Why You Should Add These 8 Health Items To Your Toiletry Bag When You Travel
• An Easy Way to Get Healthy Right Now
• Warning: These Common Over-the-Counter Drugs Are Illegal in Some Countries

Want more travel news, tips and deals? Sign up to  Johnny Jet’s free newsletter  and check out these popular posts:  The Travel Gadget Flight Attendants Never Leave Home Without and  12 Ways to Save Money on Baggage Fees . Follow Johnny Jet on MSN ,  Facebook, Instagram ,  Pinterest , and  YouTube  for all of my travel posts.

Your Account

Your browser's Javascript functionality is turned off. Please turn it on so that you can experience the full capabilities of this site.

Trafalgar 4x4 and Offroad First Aid Kit 127 Pieces

Buy now, pay four interest-free payments.

• 4 simple installments
• 100% interest-free, no hidden fees
• Instant approval online

Own it now, pay later

• For everyday spending up to $8,000
• Nothing to pay today
• Interest free always
• Flexible repayments

Add to cart options

Product actions, 3 ways to get it: 2 hour click & collect | delivery | shop in-store.

Enter a postcode based on your location for 2 Hour Click & Collect, Delivery Options & In-store stock availability

Click & Collect

Free - ready in 2 hours.

Time frames shown are subject to change. See Full Shipping Terms

Additional Information

Product info.

• Portable & robust case with compartments
• Torch & SOS ground sheet included
• High incident first aid kit, suitable for up to 15 people
• Ideal for remote areas and long trips

Recommended Products

• TripAdvisor

• Testimonials
• Travel Tips
• Exploring Moscow for the First Time? A Personal Guide is What You Need!

If you are coming to Moscow on business and need help with local transportation or translation during your stay, if you’ve got a couple of days to spare to do some sightseeing after you are done with all the important stuff, or if you go to Russia to check out all the tourist attractions in the first place, I can offer you the top-level personal driver and guide services for your entire trip’s duration. Since the meeting in Moscow Airport and until the moment you board the plane back home I’ll be your driver, guide and translator all-in-one, helping you find your way around the city and ensuring you’ll get the most out of your stay.

If you want to truly experience Moscow and get to know its rich historical and cultural heritage, take loads of pictures and just have a great time in a new and unfamiliar city, a personal guide is the way to go. It’s great if you have a friend showing you around or if you’re on an organized tour – but not all hidden tourist gems find their way into the generic program, you know. The tour schedule might not suit you, the attractions list might not have all the sights you had in mind, rolling together with a large group of people in a predetermined path might not be your way of spending time – there are plenty of reasons why people choose personal guides. If you are on a business trip, sightseeing might not be a top priority on your list of to-do things. But if there’s some free time left and you are in the mood to spend it discovering the various Moscow’s attractions, feel free to contact me and I’ll make sure you won’t regret it.

Only with a guide you’ll be able to survive the maze of Moscow’s streets

Moscow isn’t exactly the easiest city to find one’s way around if you are a foreign tourist or a businessman. Luckily, you’ve already had your stay planned beforehand by yourself or by other people responsible for that, with all the transportation and guide services arranged for. But what if you’d like to veer off the beaten path a little bit and check out something that’s not on your tour program? If you came by yourself and have no one to take care of meet and greet service in a Moscow airport, you might find yourself a little bit confused and overwhelmed. The language barrier can make things even more complicated if you don’t have someone who can translate with you – not so many people can speak English here, let alone other foreign languages. Feeling stranded in the airport in Moscow and being absolutely confused by the transportation system of the city is definitely not the best way to start your trip, so give a thought to the meet & greet service I can provide you straight from any Moscow international airportcustoms and passport control.

There are five airports in Moscow. Domodedovo airport and Sheremetyevo airport are the two international airports that most foreign visitors will arrive at. These two handle most of the international traffic, so they’re going to be your gateway to the city and the country. The customs procedures and passport control are nothing special; everything’s pretty much as you would expect them to be in any major airport around the globe. First you go through passport control. After you’ve got the stamps, you are free to pick up your luggage. Then it’s time for the customs proceedings. Just be sure to declare all your valuable possessions or large amounts of cash and hold to those papers until the day of departure, as you’ll need them when you depart. The time it takes to pass all the controls may vary depending on how many flights have arrived around that time; generally it takes anything from half an hour to an hour or more if it’s a particularly busy time.

Even locals get lost in Moscow sometimes, being a foreigner doesn’t help the situation

After you are done with all the paperwork, you walk out into the arrivals hall and are basically free to go about your business. If you’re not a first time visitor, can speak Russian or just feel confident exploring and finding your own way around Moscow, you can call a taxi, catch a train or a bus straight out of the airport and get to the city proper. After that, there’s a variety of ways to get where you want – but I’ve got to warn you that sometimes navigating Moscow can be hard even for a local. The public transportation system is fairly complex, the traffic is intense, and, as I said before, the language barrier can really get in your way when you need to find the simplest and quickest route around the city.

In most cases you’ll be much better off with someone who’ll take care of all that stuff for you, leaving your hands and mind free to enjoy the trip. We can arrange the meeting in airport if you provide me your contact and arrival data. Usually, I’d be holding a card with your name in the Moscow airport arrivals hall, standing near an easy-to-spot landmark right close to where you’ll be coming from. Of course, I can also provide you with photos of me so that you’d have an easier time finding me in the crowd. In case of an emergency you can also contact me via the cell phone number I will provide you with. I will wait for you to go through all the paperwork and customs control. Don’t worry if it takes a while, or if your plane is delayed – I’ll still be there to pick you up right after you’re done. It would be great if we could work out a preliminary schedule for your stay in Moscow, but there’s absolutely nothing stopping you from changing anything mid-course. I’m completely open to your suggestions any time during your stay in Moscow – just tell me what you need, and I’ll use all my knowledge and experience to guarantee you’ll have an unforgettably pleasant visit to Moscow.

Previous Travel Tip

Learn a few russian phrases that will help you survive in russia, next travel tip.

• Moscow Airports: A Virtual Guide (Written by a Real-life Guide)
• Services As an English-speaking tour guide in Moscow, I would like to offer you my services as a private driver, professional photographer, and an English-Russian translator.
• Contact & Travel Information Details
• The Moscow Guide & Driver testing
• Terms and Conditions As each guide, which provides its services to foreign nationals, I have a number of rules that you should know before our cooperation. Compliance with these rules will help us to find a common language and avoid misunderstandings. Please read them.
• A Case with Wrong Parking (Part I) With posting this picture of the Dworak family and me (taken by a passing tourist as we stood in Red Square in front of St. Basil's cathedral), I would like to tell you the story of their last day in Moscow and the big problem we were about to encounter.
• A Case with Wrong Parking (Part II) On May 4th about 5 PM, after seeing off my Austrian clients, Rupert, Alexandra, Victor and Jana, at Domodedovo airport, I was able to quickly get a ticket and catch the "AeroExpress" train which goes to  Paveletsky railway station in the center of Moscow within 45 minutes.
• A Case with Wrong Parking (Part III) ...A short time later, after seeing my wife off to her work at the hospital very early in the morning  (7 am) and while it was still night in Austria, I went downtown to take some interesting photos during the last repetition of Victory Parade on the Red Square I met on Tverskaya street one photographer from Minsk (capital of Belorussia) and one from St.
• Cold weather in Moscow During last several days the weather in Moscow became very cold: last night it was about -22...-24 C and during the day - about - 15 C. I am very happy right now that recently I bought a very good winter coat, made in Finland by special "Valtherm" technology.
• Improving Services with New Honda CR-V 2012 Let’s me introduce my new car, new Honda CR-V (2012), that I got yesterday on August 17 2012. It is the save and comfortable compact crossover that perfectly fits for family and business use taking into account specific of road condition and traffic in Russia.
• About Me Loooking for Moscow personal guide? Whether you wish to see the finest attractions in Moscow in 3 days or if you’re going to stay here longer for a sightseeing tour, I’ll be your guide!

Related Photos:

About Me in Short

My name's Arthur Lookyanov, I'm a private tour guide, personal driver and photographer in Moscow, Russia. I work in my business and run my website Moscow-Driver.com from 2002. Read more about me and my services , check out testimonials of my former business and travel clients from all over the World, hit me up on Twitter or other social websites. I hope that you will like my photos as well.

See you in Moscow!

• Russian Visa Invitation Letter Support
• Don’t miss a great chance of seeing fairy-tale town of Suzdal

Recently Posted:

Innovation Center Skolkovo – Territory of the Future

Develompment of the Skolkovo Innovation Center, the modern scientific and technological innovative complex located in the Mozhaysky district of the Western Administrative District of Moscow of an area of approximately 400 hectares.

Featured Photo Albums

• Picture of a Day
• Moscow Must-See Sights & Attractions
• Tour Guide and Driver Portfolio
• Photographs of Dear Clients & Friends

Last Published Photo:

Lights of Nikolskaya Street in Winter Twilight

People walking up and down Nikolskaya street in winter twilight decorated with LED creating a festive atmosphere in any season. The picture is taken near GUM building (at the right) and Red Square.

Take One of Exciting Tours:

• Moscow Highlights
• Discovering the Golden Ring of Russia
• Arts & Culture Tours
• Night Tour of Moscow

Related Information:

• Terms and Conditions
• Recommended Tour Guides
• Useful Links

• Home & Kitchen
• Kitchen & Dining
• Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets
• Bar & Wine Tools

Image Unavailable

• To view this video download Flash Player

Traveler's Cocktail Kit - Moscow Mule

• Each kit contains TSA compliant tools and ingredients to make 2 Old Fashioned cocktails mid-flight.
• Kit components: carry on tin, recipe card, Spoon/Muddler, 1/2 oz jigger, ginger syrup, linen coaster
• Neatly packed in a travel tin.
• Designed to be used alongside spirits from airline Beverage cart.
• Alcohol not included.

More items you may like for your home

Looking for specific info?

Product information, product description.

Traveler's Cocktail Kit - Moscow Mule

Customer reviews

Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness.

No customer reviews

• Amazon Newsletter
• About Amazon
• Accessibility
• Sustainability
• Press Center
• Investor Relations
• Amazon Devices
• Amazon Science
• Start Selling with Amazon
• Sell apps on Amazon
• Supply to Amazon
• Protect & Build Your Brand
• Become an Affiliate
• Become a Delivery Driver
• Start a Package Delivery Business
• Advertise Your Products
• Self-Publish with Us
• Host an Amazon Hub
• › See More Ways to Make Money
• Amazon Visa
• Amazon Store Card
• Amazon Secured Card
• Amazon Business Card
• Shop with Points
• Credit Card Marketplace
• Reload Your Balance
• Amazon Currency Converter
• Your Account
• Your Orders
• Shipping Rates & Policies
• Amazon Prime
• Returns & Replacements
• Manage Your Content and Devices
• Recalls and Product Safety Alerts
• Conditions of Use
• Privacy Notice
• Consumer Health Data Privacy Disclosure
• Your Ads Privacy Choices

Call us: 1.800.528.9300 Low Price Guarantee

Get Exclusive Deals by Email!

The tour you have requested has changed, please do another search.

To request Pavlus Travel to remove your personal information, please complete the following form and indicate which services you would like your information removed from. Please see our Privacy Policy for more information.

Submit Request

Request a Galapagos Quote for 11/1/2020 – Galapagos Inner Loop – 7 Nights Roundtrip Baltra | From $8,512

Request a Galapagos Quote for 9/1/2019 – Galapagos Outer Loop – 7 Nights Roundtrip Baltra | From $8,743

Request a Galapagos Quote for 8/11/2019 – Galapagos Inner Loop – 7 Nights Roundtrip Baltra | From $9,380

All fares are in US dollars, per person, based on double occupancy, and reflect promotional savings, are for new bookings only, are subject to availability, and must be booked by September 1, 2019. Promotional savings in categories F-B on the December 21st sailing and categories C-D on the December 27th sailing only. *Included roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles or San Francisco is based on availability in class of service. Offer may be combined with applicable 3rd guest in stateroom offer but may not be combinable with other offers. Port, security, and handling charges of $149 per person are additional. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Call for details. Ship’s registry: Bahamas.

Trans-Siberian Railway Prices

• Trans-Siberian Railway Tickets
• Trans-Siberian Railway Ticket Booking
• Trans-Siberian Railway Car Classes
• Travel Procedure
• Trans-Siberian Railway Route
• Guides & Gadgets

Home » Prices and Trans-Siberian Tickets » Trans-Siberian Railway Prices

Ticket prices for the Trans-Siberian Railway also depend on the current ruble exchange rate.

Is the Trans-Siberian Railway expensive?

Before starting on your Trans-Siberian Railway adventure you naturally want to know what the entire trip will cost. Although this sounds like a simple question, it is pretty difficult to answer. The Trans-Siberian Railway price of travel depends on the following factors:

• Which travel class do I want to use? The price for a first class ticket is about three times the price of a 3rd class ticket
• Am I willing to buy the tickets myself and assume responsibility for the organisation of the trip?
• How many stopovers do I want to make? The more breaks, the higher the total price.
• What sort of accommodation do I want? Will it be a luxury hotel or will a hostel dormitory be sufficient?
• What tours and excursions would I like to go on?
• What is the current exchange rate for rubles?

Basically, everything from a luxury to a budget holiday is available. If you buy yourself a 3rd Class nonstop ticket at the counter, a few hundred Euros will cover the price. All you will experience is a week on the Trans-Siberian train and will see nothing of the cities on the way. There is, however, any amount of room for upward expansion. Everyone makes different choices about which aspects they are willing to spend money on. I personally prefer to save money on accommodation and railcar class, visit as many cities and do as many trips as possible. To enable better classification of your travel expenses I have contrasted two typical traveler types. In the third column you can calculate the total cost of your own journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Please keep in mind that these are only rough estimations and not exact prices.

The all-in costs seem fairly high at first. However, they cover everything and it is quite a long journey taking four weeks. Many people forget to consider that when looking at the list. We should also deduct the running costs for food and leisure at home. I think most visitors to this page will classify themselves somewhere between the two categories, that is around the € 2,000 – € 2,500 range. When comparing these prices with other travel packages, you get the impression that it is hardly worthwhile travelling individually on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Please keep in mind that most packages last no more than 14 days and you are herded like cattle through the most beautiful locations.

If you spend less time on the Trans-Siberian Railway you will, of course, pay less. I chose this particular travel length because I prefer not to do things by halves. If you fulfill your dream of travelling on the Trans-Siberian Railway, enjoy it and don’t rush things. But it’s up to you, of course. Try playing around with the form a bit to find the appropriate price for your trip.

• Trans-Siberian Railway Tickets »