First Aid Kit,230Pieces 1st Aid Kit+Extra Mini First Aid Kit for Home,Travel,Backpacking,Car,Hiking,Camping,Hunting,Office,Sports & Outdoor

Recently I took a trip with my granddaughter and her friend and wanted to have something that I could put in the trunk of the car for an emergency. This little pack is the perfect size for easy on the go travel essentials. Has it turned out? We did need a couple of the bandages so I was very pleased that I had purchased it. All of the items in the bug are good quality and the bag itself is very easy to use.

A small travel first aid kit and a larger one. Comes with a bunch of different things such as bandages, scissors, tape, whistle, emergency blanket etc. All seem high quality and the range and amount of supplies is outstanding. There's even a few spare buttons and thread but I couldn't find any needles for it.

GOOD BASIC KIT

This pre-made first aid kit is just what I need. I put the second kit in the office and the larger one at home. I add another rolled bandage and tourniquet.

Fits neatly in the truck door for convenient access.

I gave them as gifts.to family. They stated to be the. best comple package.

Surprised because non of the content is useful.

This kit is actually two kits, one very small one that's great for a glove compartment. This kit is great for small cuts at it contains bandages, alcohol pads, gauze, tape, and two sting relief pads. The surprise here is that it has a CPR mask, in my experience, uncommon for any first aid kit, and particularly so for a small kit like this secondary one. We always keep something like this in the car, not for treatment after a car accident, but for things like papercuts, but bites, and scratches while hiking. This little well made bag is great for this and has a bit of room to add your own things (I like to have burn cream and pain meds in a first aid kit). The larger bag is very big and great to keep in the house - we keep this one in one of the guest bathrooms at our house. It is mostly bandages, cleaning wipes, and gauze pads, but also has a surprising CPR mask, a nice instant ice pack, scissors, tweezers, a compass, and a sewing kit. While we are using it ni the house, the inclusion of a compass and whistle suggests the kit is designed for hiking or comping, and it would certainly be useful on such a trip. The bag itself is well made, there are no stressed or opening seams or threads and the zippers move smoothly. The bag is designed to be fully opened and placed down so that you can have easy access to the interior. There is room to include your own items; I always like to have burn cream, pain medicine and dental floss (you'd be amazed at how useful this can be in an emergency, from tying things together to using it to stop blood flow to a finger). I am surprised that there is ZERO information about how to use things or basic first aid care; there is no warning to call 911 if there is a medical emergency. Overall, the kit is well stocked, but not perfect. It represents a good value given the number of items contained in the kit (and secondary kit).