We're outdoor enthusiasts just like you. Prepkits was born out of the frustration and limitations of traditional first-aid kits; so we decided to make our own. We wanted a durable, dependable kit that you can take with you into the wild, just in case.

In our experience there are two types of first-aid kit buyers. First, people who purchase the cheapest thing they can find and discover during an emergency that everything is "garbage" quality. The bandages don't stick and most of the items are useless. Second, the people who have already experienced the scenario above and now curate their own items into a kit that they can trust will work when they need it.

We've purchased the cheap kits (and some high end kits too) that were disappointing at the least and downright dangerous in the extreme, and we decided we would try to solve that problem. We set out to curate the best items, hand-picked and tested by us individually and included because we believe they're of the right quality and will actually solve problems when needed.

The last thing you want in an emergency situation is to turn to your "just in case" supplies and find out they won't help you at all.

We interviewed many outdoor enthusiasts including hikers, backpackers, people who enjoy camping, and people who enjoy taking trips into nature. Most of them had already discarded their cheap first-aid kits and started building their own. Alarmingly, most of them discarded their cheap kit after an emergency situation having discovered that they were useless.

We took all of your feedback and set forth to create a brand that could be trusted to deliver safety. Outdoor first-aid kits by Prepkits are high quality inside and out. Sturdy bags with high quality first-aid supplies, a range of medicines, handy extras, tools that are often forgotten about, and survival gear too because, why not.

We love seeing our first-aid kits in action by your side. Debuting with two med kits: The Daytripper and The Weekender, our kits are tailor made based on your length of adventure. The Daytripper is compact and made to put in a backpack while hiking, while The Weekender is made with ingredients to service a group of adventurers for a weekend or longer.