Complies with DIN 13164 for private passenger vehicles in Germany. Plastic case measures 225×165×70 mm and holds sterile gauze, adhesive tape, scissors, gloves, and triangular bandages. Not approved for commercial or business use. Compact design fits under seats or in trunk compartments.
Car first aid kit DIN 13164 meets German legal requirements for private passenger vehicles. The plastic case measures 225×165×70 mm. It contains bandages, sterile gauze, medical tape, scissors, disposable gloves, and triangular bandages. This kit is intended for personal cars only. It is not approved for commercial transport or business premises.
The case is impact-resistant and protects contents from moisture and dust. Internal compartments organize supplies for quick access. Each item is individually wrapped to maintain sterility until use.
The standard DIN 13164 specifies the minimum list of medical supplies required in German passenger vehicles. The plastic housing features a secure lid that opens quickly during emergencies. Internal dividers separate bandages, gauze, tape, scissors, gloves, and triangular cloths. Each component meets the quantity and type requirements of the standard.
The lid closes securely to prevent accidental opening during vehicle movement. The case is lightweight and fits easily in trunk storage, under seats, or in door pockets. All supplies are factory-sealed and sterile.
DIN 13164 lists specific types and quantities of bandages, gauze, tape, scissors, gloves, and triangular bandages. This kit contains the full mandatory inventory. Drivers can treat minor cuts, abrasions, or stabilize injuries before reaching medical facilities. Each item is individually packaged to preserve sterility.
The scissors are made of stainless steel for clean cutting. Gloves are single-use and latex-free to reduce allergy risk. Triangular bandages can secure splints or create slings for arm injuries.
This kit serves private passenger vehicles in Germany and countries that recognize DIN 13164. Drivers can clean and dress small wounds, apply temporary bandages, or immobilize limbs before hospital transport. The compact case stores easily in trunk compartments, under seats, or in door pockets. It is not suitable for commercial transport fleets or industrial workplaces because those environments require different regulatory approvals.
Check expiration dates of sterile supplies every six months. Replace expired or damaged items immediately. Store the case in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. After each use, replenish consumed supplies to maintain full readiness. Keeping the kit complete ensures compliance with legal requirements and readiness for emergencies.










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