First Aid Kit, Trauma First Aid Kits with Labelled Compartments Molle System, Professional Emergency Kits for Home, Office, Car, Outdoor, Hiking, Travel, Camping

Lots of goodies. Nice.

Great compact size light weight first aid kit with everything you would ever need for an emergency. Great for the car in case of an emergency/accident.

I’m a retired nurse, and I’m pretty impressed with the kit and its contents. Everything is labeled, making it easy for the average person to find things. It’s compact, making it easy to pack without taking up too much space. The quality seems good. The kit provides an assortment of sterile pads, 3 in each size. All the antiseptics don’t expire till 2.5 years!! It has a quick first aid reference guide too.

Not bad small first aid kit...but there was no tourniquet included, which I will have to remedy..otherwise it looks to be filled with lots of aid stuff..glad there is a CPR mask included...decent buy at that price point. Update: added a tourniquet bought separately on Amazon...just to be on the safe side...this goes in the car along with a small fire extinguisher...

This handy little kit is the perfect size for a car or travel. Everything inside is very well-organized. We have purchased several.

This is a very economical first aid kit that gives you a great place to start. Like all kits, it may be missing certain items but it has all the basics you need . I would highly recommend this kit.

Some room for small ad ons but not for tourniquets inside bag. Ordered & next day delivered for the day of our events 1st aid station.. Labeled for easily finding supplies inside & light weight, good quality & I attached it to my fanny pack belt.

The kit came with a good variety, but there was room to add more (and I did). The bag is sturdy and the dividers keep everything organized. I totally recommend it.

Very good item. Practical to use

A very well laid out first aid kit with most of the essentials. Feels well made. But, there isn’t much space to add more items to this first aid kit (such as tourniquet or extra ice packs). I think this is because of all the extra fabric used to create the several pouches. It would also benefit from a quick release system as the molle system poppers are fiddly to remove in an emergency.