General Medi 160-Piece First Aid Kit Refill Bag

General Medi 160-Piece First Aid Kit Refill Bag — budget top-up for soft-sided kits

Buy this refill if you own a soft-sided first aid bag and need an affordable top-up rather than a compliance-grade ANSI refill. The General Medi 160-Piece First Aid Kit Refill Bag covers bandages, gauze, a cold pack, and a CPR shield at the lowest price in our refill lineup. It is not an ANSI Class A or Class B fill — treat it as a general-purpose stock-up, not a workplace compliance restock.

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The General Medi 160-Piece Refill Bag is a budget, non-ANSI-rated first aid refill covering bandages, gauze, a cold pack, and a CPR shield, sized for soft-sided kits and bags.

Key features

• 160 pieces covering bandages, gauze pads, and wound-care basics
• Includes a cold pack for minor sprains and swelling
• Includes a CPR shield for basic rescue breathing protection
• Lowest price point of any refill on our shelf
• Fits soft-sided bags and pouches, not just rigid cabinets
• Good fit for home, vehicle, or hobby kits that don't require ANSI compliance

Specifications

Use cases

• Topping up a home or vehicle first aid bag that isn't subject to workplace ANSI requirements.
• Restocking a hobby, camping, or hiking kit alongside items from the Outdoor First Aid Kits collection.
• Adding a cold pack and CPR shield to a bag that's otherwise low on basics.
• A low-cost starter fill for a new soft-sided kit before deciding whether a full ANSI-rated kit is needed.

What kits does this refill work with?

The General Medi 160-Piece Refill Bag is built for soft-sided first aid bags and pouches rather than a specific ANSI-class container. It's a reasonable top-up for personal, vehicle, or outdoor kits, and pairs naturally with picks from the Outdoor First Aid Kits collection and Vehicle First Aid Kits collection.

What's NOT compatible: this refill is not a substitute for a Class A or Class B workplace restock. If your kit or cabinet needs to stay ANSI Z308.1-2021 compliant for an OSHA-covered workplace, use the Urgent First Aid Class A Refill, the MFASCO Class A Refill Pack, or the First Aid Only 90583 instead — none of those substitutions run in reverse.

For a workplace-grade kit or cabinet, see the Workplace First Aid Kits collection and First Aid Cabinets collection. If you're unsure which fill class applies to your situation, the which first aid kit do you need buyer's guide walks through the decision, and outdoor-specific advice is in the best hiking first aid kits guide.

General Medi Refill vs the ANSI-rated refills

The price gap is the compliance gap. If your kit doesn't need to satisfy OSHA or ANSI requirements — a personal bag, a hiking pack, a glovebox kit — the General Medi refill is the cheapest way to keep it stocked. If your kit sits in a workplace subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151, step up to the Urgent First Aid Class A Refill or the First Aid Only 90583. Full detail in the General Medi 160-Piece Refill review.

• Choose this refill if your kit is personal, home, vehicle, or outdoor use with no ANSI compliance requirement.
• Choose an ANSI Class A or Class B refill if the kit sits in a workplace subject to OSHA first aid rules.
• Choose a trauma-focused refill if the kit is meant for bleeding control, not general wound care.

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General Medi 160-Piece Refill — FAQ

Is this refill ANSI Z308.1 compliant?

No. It's a general-purpose fill, not built to the ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A or Class B standard. For a workplace compliance restock, use the Urgent First Aid Class A Refill instead.

Can I use this to restock a workplace first aid kit?

Not for compliance purposes. If your kit is subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151, use an ANSI-rated refill — see our OSHA first aid kit requirements reference for what's required.

What's included besides bandages and gauze?

A cold pack for minor sprains and swelling, plus a CPR shield for basic rescue breathing protection — check the current listing for the full itemized count.

Is this a good fit for a car first aid kit?

Yes — it's sized well for a soft-sided vehicle kit; see our Vehicle First Aid Kits collection for compatible bags.

How does this compare on price to the ANSI-rated refills?

At $11.93, it's roughly half the price of the Urgent First Aid Class A Refill — the trade-off is no ANSI compliance rating.

Can I use this refill for a hiking or camping kit?

Yes, it's a reasonable general top-up for outdoor use; see the best hiking first aid kits guide for kit-level recommendations.

Does this refill include any burn care items?

Check the current listing for the exact item breakdown; for dedicated burn care restocking, see the Burn Care collection.

Should I buy this or a Class A refill for my home first aid cabinet?

If the cabinet is in a home, not a workplace subject to OSHA rules, this refill is a reasonable and cheaper choice. Workplaces should use an ANSI-rated refill.

Is this refill suitable for a small business front desk kit?

Front-desk kits at an OSHA-covered workplace should run an ANSI Class A fill — see the Urgent First Aid Class A Refill instead of this general-purpose pack.

Does the refill bag fit inside an existing soft case?

Yes — it's packaged to slot into a standard soft-sided first aid bag or pouch rather than requiring its own case.

Where can I find a full comparison before ordering?

See the full General Medi 160-Piece Refill review for the complete breakdown against ANSI-rated alternatives.

What if I'm not sure whether my situation needs ANSI compliance?

Start with our which first aid kit do you need guide, which walks through when ANSI Class A or Class B applies versus a general-purpose kit.

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