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I tried a few pre-made kits, but I think you will find that you're best bet is going to be building your own, to include a belt carry-able version and a car version.

In your line of work you are bound to know a few EMT's, nurses, doctors, etc. Ask them for a couple of their supplies like alcohol prep pads, swabs, gauze patches, wound dressings, etc. Then go to the store and get some a small tube of neosporin (or look for the "single use" versions and throw a couple of those in), get a decent assortment of bandages (variety box with the knuckle and fingertip ones too), and get a nice little selection in there. Add in a small medicine vial (those gas station 10 pill ones work great) to keep some ibuprofen, a couple antacids, benedryll, etc. Then hit up a local fast food joints or store that sells single use sanitary moist towlettes or a small bottle of purell and some gloves. Toss in tweezers and small scissors, and you have a way better kit than the standard per-packaged versions.


Its amazing how good of a kit you can fit in a small camera case.