First Aid Kit
In 2006, Johnson and Johnson turned to Harry Allen & Associates to re-design the First Aid Kit. Although it is one of J&J’s most iconic products, after years of cost engineering the First Aid Kit had been reduced to a disposable clear plastic case - gone were the memorable designs of yesteryear. The design brief was simple, give the First Aid Kit a dynamic new form.
The resulting design puts the user first. It stands on end for ease of storage; the built in handle provides grab and go efficiency while maintaining the smallest possible profile; the colour scheme is an eye-catching red and white, and the cross is brought back front and center.
Design can really make a difference…
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Friday 7 March 2008, 16:40
Wow, shaking up the industry! Good on J&J.
Saturday 31 May 2008, 03:14
The kit does not seem to be for sale online… Any ideas?
Saturday 31 May 2008, 20:18
Sander, try to contact Johnson and Johnson and maybe the can re-direct you.
Saturday 12 July 2008, 23:59
where can you get this on-line?
Friday 19 September 2008, 13:28
Very swish. I will get one for the car
http://www.reabo.co.uk
Wednesday 8 July 2009, 16:02
This is another great product from J&J.They always make things to help people and it’s nice to pay attention on health products that will benefit everyone.
Friday 26 March 2010, 00:54
Nice looking and efficient, one of the problems with First Aid Kits is they look so old fashioned.
Wednesday 7 April 2010, 13:36
Interesting and Informative post!!!
Thursday 1 July 2010, 00:35
Do like the design of this first aid kit.
Thursday 22 July 2010, 09:54
Good thing that you redesign your products because nowadays more people wanted that they use new style and designs because of following the latest trend.I like your new design simple but full of purpose because it is a emergency kit.
Tuesday 27 July 2010, 14:09
Whether you are a newlywed couple or a family of five, first aid training in the home can greatly increase your family’s safety. Should an accident occur in your home, having proper first aid training could make all the difference.
Friday 20 August 2010, 18:24
Whether you are a newlywed couple or a family of five, first aid training in the home can greatly increase your family’s safety. Should an accident occur in your home, having proper first aid training could make all the difference. While it’s important for parents to have training, children can also take courses such as CPR, fire safety and AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Training your children will not only increase their personal safety, but yours as well if you are ever injured.