Hiking first aid kits are better than nothing but aren't ideal for home use. This is the case because they focus on lightweight so you might not have the range of items you would in a home- or office-focused kit. This focus on weight can mean light-duty components or lack of heavier, but important items. Also a hiking/outdoor kit will be designed with the understanding that immediate help is not available, so you might have something like QuikClot, which is expensive and not typical necessary if you are close to medical support.