SuccorWare 90 Pieces First Aid Refill Kit, Wound Care Kit

Short answer: the succorware 90 pieces first aid refill kit is covered below on the specifications its own listing publishes, the standards it is certified to, and who it suits.

succorware 90 pieces first aid refill kit — what the listing actually specifies

SuccorWare 90-Piece First Aid Refill Kit — wound care restocking for small kits

A first aid kit supplements emergency care, it does not replace it. ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 sets minimum fills for workplace kits; anything beyond minor injury - and any chemical splash hazard to the eye - needs professional medical attention, and 29 CFR 1910.151 requires that medical help be genuinely available, not merely listed on a poster.

Buy this refill if a small personal or desk-drawer first aid kit is running low on bandages, gauze, and antiseptic wipes and you need a low-cost, loose-pack top-off rather than a full ANSI-class case. The SuccorWare 90-Piece First Aid Refill Kit restocks wound-care essentials at under making it one of the cheapest restock options in our first aid kit refills collection.

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The SuccorWare 90-Piece First Aid Refill Kit is a loose-pack wound-care restock — bandages, gauze, and antiseptic wipes — sized for topping off small personal, travel, or desk-drawer first aid kits rather than a full ANSI-rated workplace cabinet.

Key features

• 90 wound-care pieces in one low-cost pack
• Loose-pack format — drop items straight into any small kit or pouch
• Covers the fastest-depleting categories: adhesive bandages, gauze pads, and antiseptic wipes
• Priced under one of the least expensive refills we cover
• Compact enough to restock a glove-box, backpack, or desk-drawer kit without leftover bulk
• No ANSI class label — sized for personal and small-kit use, not a workplace compliance fill

Specifications

Use cases

• Restocking a small mini first aid kit after the bandages and gauze run low.
• Keeping a spare wound-care top-off in a glove box or backpack alongside a compact personal kit.
• Bulk-buying a few packs to distribute across several small kits at once instead of ordering one refill per kit.
• Bridging the gap between full annual restocks of a workplace kit when only the wound-care section is depleted.

What kits does this refill restock?

The SuccorWare 90-Piece Refill is a loose-pack, brand-agnostic wound-care restock — it isn't a factory-matched module for one specific kit, so it works with any small personal or desk-drawer kit that's running low on bandages and gauze, including the Atickyaid Mini First Aid Kit and similar compact kits.

What's NOT compatible: this is not an ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 class-rated fill, so it won't bring a workplace Class A or Class B kit back to full regulatory compliance on its own — for that, use the MFASCO Class A Refill Pack or another class-rated refill from the first aid kit refills collection.

See our first aid kit buyer's guide if you're deciding between a personal-size kit and a full workplace-compliance kit before worrying about refills.

SuccorWare 90-Piece Refill vs sibling refills

The SuccorWare refill and the Homestockplus refill are priced within a dollar of each other and both ship loose-pack — the difference is focus: SuccorWare leans wound-care specific, Homestockplus is a broader general-replacement mix. Neither is ANSI class-rated, so if you're restocking a workplace-compliance kit instead of a personal one, the First Aid Only 90583 is the closer fit. Full field comparison in the SuccorWare refill review.

• Choose the SuccorWare refill if wound care (bandages, gauze, antiseptic) is specifically what your kit needs.
• Choose the Homestockplus refill if you want a broader mix of general replacement supplies at a similar price.
• Choose the First Aid Only 90583 if you're restocking a workplace Class A kit and need ANSI compliance.

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SuccorWare 90-Piece Wound Care Refill — FAQ

How many pieces come in the SuccorWare 90-Piece First Aid Refill Kit?

90 pieces, focused on wound care — bandages, gauze pads, and antiseptic wipes make up the bulk of the count.

Does this refill fit any brand of small first aid kit?

Yes. It ships as a loose pack rather than a factory-matched module, so it restocks any small personal, travel, or desk-drawer kit that's running low on wound-care items, including the Atickyaid Mini First Aid Kit.

Is the SuccorWare refill ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 compliant?

No. It's not class-rated — it's a personal/small-kit wound-care restock. For a workplace ANSI Class A or Class B refill, see the MFASCO Class A Refill Pack or browse the first aid kit refills collection.

What does the SuccorWare refill NOT include?

It's wound-care focused — it doesn't include burn-care items, medications, or instruments. For burn care, see the MFASCO Burn Care Refill Pack.

How do I order the right size for my kit?

This refill is a fixed 90-piece pack rather than a sized module — there's no size selection. If 90 pieces won't fully restock your kit, order more than one pack or step up to a larger factory refill like the First Aid Only 90583.

Can I use this to top off a workplace first aid kit?

Yes, as a wound-care top-off between full ANSI refill cycles — but it won't bring a Class A or Class B kit back to full regulatory compliance on its own.

Does the SuccorWare refill include antiseptic wipes?

Yes, antiseptic wipes are part of the wound-care mix in the 90-piece count, alongside adhesive bandages and gauze pads.

Is this a good fit for a car or travel kit?

Yes — the compact loose-pack format is well suited to restocking a glove-box or travel-size kit without leftover bulk.

How does this compare to buying gauze and bandages separately?

Buying the 90-piece pack is typically cheaper and faster than sourcing bandages, gauze, and antiseptic wipes as separate SKUs from the bandages and wound care collection, since it's pre-bundled at a single low price.

Will this refill expire?

Adhesive bandages and antiseptic wipes are shelf-stable but not indefinite — check the packaging on arrival for any printed date and rotate stock the same way you would any first aid supply.

Can I buy more than one pack at once?

Yes — at under per pack, buying two or three at once is a common way to pre-stock several small kits (desk, car, backpack) in a single order.

Where can I read a full breakdown before I order?

See the full SuccorWare refill review for pricing context against the rest of the field.

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