1. Compliant with Latest DIN 13164 Standard
2. Complete Emergency Supplies for Vehicles
3. Compact Design for Easy Storage
4. Durable Waterproof Protective Packaging Case
5. OEM Customization for Global Brands
6. Reliable Quality for Wholesale Supply
The Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164 is a vehicle-oriented first aid kit designed around the requirements of DIN 13164, the German standard for first aid material and first aid box B intended for motor vehicles.
A dedicated vehicle first aid kit provides drivers with an organized selection of first aid materials that can be kept inside a car and accessed when basic first aid is required following an accident or other emergency situation.
The current DIN 13164 edition listed by DIN is DIN 13164:2022-02. The standard specifies requirements relating to the first aid box, including its dimensions, characteristics, identification, testing, and contents.
Eiffel Medical's Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164 is positioned as a European-oriented automotive first aid product, combining standardized product requirements with practical storage, clear organization, and convenient vehicle use.
The kit is suitable for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, vehicle fleets, automotive retailers, distributors, and other markets requiring a vehicle-specific first aid solution.

A vehicle first aid kit has a different role from a general home or outdoor first aid kit.
It needs to remain compact enough for vehicle storage while providing a defined assortment of first aid materials in an organized package.
The DIN 13164 first aid kit is specifically associated with motor-vehicle applications and is designed around a standardized set of first aid materials.
This makes it particularly relevant for:
Passenger cars
Commercial vehicles
Company vehicles
Vehicle fleets
Rental vehicles
Automotive retailers
Automotive distributors
Driver safety programs
European vehicle accessory markets
The product can be supplied in a suitable first aid case, bag, or other packaging configuration according to the confirmed product specification.
For buyers targeting the German or European automotive market, maintaining a clear distinction between a general car emergency kit and a first aid kit configured to DIN 13164 is particularly important.
DIN 13164 is a German standard titled First aid material – First aid box B. DIN identifies DIN 13164 as the applicable standard for first aid boxes intended for motor vehicles. The current edition shown by DIN is DIN 13164:2022-02.
The standard defines requirements concerning the first aid box and its contents, including aspects such as:
Dimensions
Characteristics
Identification
Testing
First aid materials
Required product configuration
The 2022 revision introduced several changes to the contents. According to DIN, two medical face masks, at least Type I according to DIN EN 14683, were added. The number of triangular bandages was reduced to one, and the smaller BR dressing cloth was removed in favor of the larger dressing cloth configuration.
This makes DIN 13164:2022 an important reference when specifying a modern vehicle first aid kit for the German market.
For commercial distribution, buyers should always verify the applicable legal and regulatory requirements for the destination country and the exact product configuration rather than relying on the product name alone.
The contents of a DIN 13164 vehicle first aid kit are defined by the applicable standard.
The current configuration includes categories of first aid materials such as:
Adhesive plaster
Ready-to-use wound dressings
Bandage dressings
Dressing cloths
Fixation bandages
Compresses
Triangular bandage
First aid scissors
Medical gloves
Cleaning or wet wipes
Emergency blanket
First aid instruction information
Two medical face masks
DIN specifically lists the contents of the updated DIN 13164:2022 configuration, including plaster, wound dressings, bandage packs, dressing materials, fixation bandages, rescue blanket, compresses, triangular bandage, scissors, medical gloves, wet wipes, first aid brochure, and face masks.
The exact component specifications, quantities, dimensions, packaging, labeling, and conformity documentation should be confirmed against the applicable edition and the buyer's destination-market requirements before production.
The product is developed specifically around automotive first aid requirements rather than general household storage.
Its compact format allows the kit to be stored inside a vehicle while keeping the first aid materials together in one clearly identifiable package.
The product is based on the DIN 13164 framework for vehicle first aid material.
For buyers serving the German market, this provides a clear reference point for defining the product specification.
The kit keeps multiple first aid components together, helping users locate required materials more efficiently than storing individual supplies separately.
The packaging is designed around convenient storage in vehicles, including glove compartments where appropriate, luggage areas, storage compartments, or other designated vehicle locations depending on the kit dimensions.
First aid markings and product labeling help distinguish the kit from other vehicle accessories.
The product can be supplied for automotive accessory distributors, vehicle equipment suppliers, retailers, fleet operators, and other B2B channels.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164 |
| Product Type | Vehicle First Aid Kit |
| Reference Standard | DIN 13164 |
| Current DIN Edition | DIN 13164:2022-02 |
| Intended Use | Motor Vehicles |
| Contents | First Aid Materials According to Applicable Configuration |
| Packaging | First Aid Case / Bag / Other Approved Format |
| Internal Organization | Organized First Aid Components |
| Identification | First Aid Marking / Product Label |
| Application | Cars, Commercial Vehicles, Fleets |
| Market Focus | Germany / Europe / International Automotive Channels |
| Branding | Available for Qualified Projects |
| Packaging Artwork | Available |
| Product Documentation | Available According to Project Requirements |
The final specification should be established against the applicable DIN edition, approved product configuration, and destination-market requirements.
For a general first aid kit, the buyer may simply focus on the number and type of included supplies.
A DIN 13164 first aid kit requires a more specific approach because the product is associated with a defined German standard for vehicle first aid material.
This gives buyers a clearer product reference when sourcing for automotive markets.
It also helps distinguish between:
General First Aid Kit
A kit assembled for broad first aid applications without a specific vehicle standard.
Car First Aid Kit
A first aid kit intended for vehicle storage and use.
DIN 13164 First Aid Kit
A vehicle first aid kit configured with reference to the applicable DIN 13164 requirements.
This distinction is particularly important for product listings, packaging, technical documentation, and B2B purchasing.
Passenger cars are one of the most common applications for DIN-oriented vehicle first aid kits.
The compact product format allows the kit to remain in the vehicle so that first aid materials are available when needed.
For passenger vehicle applications, important product considerations include:
Compact dimensions
Secure packaging
Easy identification
Complete component configuration
Clear labeling
Appropriate storage conditions
Product shelf life and inspection
The kit can be positioned as part of a vehicle's emergency preparedness equipment alongside other required or recommended safety equipment, depending on the market.
Commercial fleets often require consistent equipment across multiple vehicles.
A standardized vehicle first aid kit can simplify fleet purchasing and product management by providing the same configuration across a defined vehicle group.
Potential applications include:
Delivery fleets
Company cars
Service vehicles
Rental vehicles
Logistics vehicles
Commercial transportation
Automotive dealerships
For fleet programs, consistency of contents, packaging, labeling, and replacement cycles can be especially important.
The product can also be supplied with customized outer packaging or identification requirements where appropriate.
The packaging of a car first aid kit needs to balance protection, accessibility, identification, and vehicle storage.
A suitable package should:
Keep the contents together
Protect the first aid materials during storage
Allow the kit to be identified quickly
Fit the intended vehicle storage location
Maintain the organization of the components
Provide clear product information
Depending on the confirmed configuration, packaging may include a compact first aid case, textile bag, zipper bag, or other suitable format.
The final packaging should be selected according to the applicable product requirements rather than based solely on appearance.
A DIN-oriented vehicle first aid kit contains multiple individual components, so product quality involves both the kit as a whole and its individual contents.
Eiffel Medical can apply product control procedures covering areas such as:
Component Verification
Checking incoming first aid materials against the agreed specifications.
Quantity Control
Verifying that the correct number of components is included.
Packaging Inspection
Checking the case, bag, closure, printing, labeling, and overall appearance.
Configuration Verification
Confirming that the assembled kit corresponds to the approved product specification.
Finished Product Inspection
Inspecting completed kits before final packaging and shipment.
Documentation Control
Maintaining relevant product specifications and approved samples for customized commercial programs.
For products marketed against a specific standard, buyers should request and review the relevant conformity information and supporting documentation applicable to the actual product configuration.
The 2022 edition of DIN 13164 introduced several changes to the vehicle first aid kit configuration.
One of the most visible changes was the addition of two medical face masks, which DIN states should be at least Type I according to DIN EN 14683. The revision also changed the number of triangular bandages from two to one and removed the smaller BR dressing cloth because the larger A configuration was considered sufficient.
DIN also states that existing first aid kits conforming to earlier editions do not automatically require replacement or retrofitting solely because of the 2022 revision.
For new commercial products, however, buyers should clearly specify which edition and requirements the product is intended to meet.
This is particularly important when creating packaging artwork, technical specifications, product listings, and purchasing documentation.
The term “DIN 13164” should be used accurately.
A product should not be described as conforming to DIN 13164 simply because it is sold as a car first aid kit. The actual product contents, packaging, labeling, testing, and applicable requirements need to be reviewed against the relevant standard.
For Germany, DIN 13164 is closely connected with the vehicle first aid kit requirements referenced in the German road-vehicle regulatory framework. The ADAC also identifies DIN 13164 and §35h of the German StVZO as the relevant references for vehicle first aid materials.
For export markets outside Germany, buyers should separately verify local requirements.
This product-page approach helps maintain technical accuracy while avoiding broad claims that may not apply to every country.
The Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164 is suitable for B2B buyers involved in automotive and safety-product distribution.
Potential customers include:
Automotive accessory distributors
Vehicle equipment suppliers
Auto parts retailers
Safety product distributors
Automotive e-commerce businesses
Fleet management companies
Vehicle rental companies
Automotive dealerships
European importers
The product can be supplied as a standalone vehicle first aid kit or integrated into a broader automotive emergency product range.
For qualified commercial projects, the DIN 13164 vehicle first aid kit can also be adapted for private label distribution.
Branding options may include:
Brand logo
Product name
Packaging artwork
Labels
Instruction materials
Outer carton information
Retail packaging
The underlying product configuration remains the key reference. Branding should be applied without compromising the required product information or applicable standard-related labeling.
For European distribution, buyers should review all final artwork and labeling requirements before production.
A vehicle first aid kit should not simply be purchased and forgotten.
The contents should be checked periodically to ensure that:
The kit remains complete
Individual components have not been removed
Packaging remains intact
Products have not been damaged
Relevant expiry or use-by dates are monitored
The kit remains accessible inside the vehicle
The ADAC specifically recommends checking the contents and expiry dates of first aid materials in the vehicle.
Storage conditions should also be considered. Extreme heat, freezing temperatures, moisture, and prolonged exposure to unsuitable conditions can affect certain medical and first aid products.
A DIN 13164 first aid kit is a vehicle-oriented first aid kit configured according to the requirements of DIN 13164, the German standard for first aid material and first aid box B.
DIN currently lists DIN 13164:2022-02 as the current edition.
The configuration includes various first aid materials such as wound dressings, bandages, gauze/compresses, gloves, scissors, an emergency blanket, first aid information, and two medical face masks in the 2022 configuration.
Yes. The 2022 edition added two medical face masks, with DIN specifying at least Type I according to DIN EN 14683.
DIN 13164 is specifically associated with first aid boxes intended for motor vehicles. Other vehicle categories may have different applicable standards or requirements.
Yes. Packaging format, artwork, branding, labeling, and other commercial packaging elements can be customized according to the project and applicable requirements.
Yes. Private label branding can be incorporated into qualified projects.
Yes. The product is suitable for fleet purchasing programs where standardized first aid kits are required across multiple vehicles.
Yes. Samples can be arranged according to the confirmed product configuration and project requirements.
DIN 13164 is a German standard, so buyers in other countries should verify their own national or regional requirements before using DIN 13164 as the compliance basis for a vehicle first aid kit.
DIN states that the 2022 revision did not create a general replacement or retrofitting requirement for existing kits solely because of the update.
The Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164 provides a structured solution for vehicle first aid preparedness, combining a defined assortment of first aid materials with compact vehicle-oriented packaging.
Its strongest product advantage is the clear connection between vehicle application and DIN 13164 requirements.
For automotive distributors, fleet operators, retailers, and international buyers, the product provides a practical foundation for developing a vehicle first aid product range targeted at the German and European markets.
Eiffel Medical can support product configuration, component selection, packaging, labeling, quality inspection, and commercial supply according to the confirmed project specification.
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