Customer Reviews
"Great First-Aid Kit" 
2008-03-05
Thanks guys, That's one heck of a First Aid Kit you sent me. I received it in just a few days from when I ordered it. Hey guys, thanks again!
A little bit of everything 2008-06-09
This kit has just about all the basics and more. I was surprised at the number of different items it included. The price was quite reasonable and it all fits nicely in the zip up pouch. Real good value for the money.
Great Product 2008-06-03
Great product, arrived on time. For the price I think it has a lot. I would recommend this to a friend and would buy again if I had to.
Very good for a camping or car emergency medical kit. 2008-04-17
I purchased this kit for the purpose of carrying it out on camping trips. The items as a whole will serve well to treat most non-emergency injuries, and even a few that are moderately serious.
The kit contents seem slightly biased toward camping, fishing, that sort of activity, since a few of the items are particularly useful for when a person is injured far away from heavily travelled areas.
The quality of the items seems to be pretty good. This is certainly not an EMT kit, but it is definitely good consumer-grade stuff. I could see this being useful to people with very little to intermediate levels of education in first aid.
Since a few of the items (antibiotic ointment, for example) are perishable, the kit has an 'expiration date', but most of the items will last for many years. The expiration date given for the perishable items in my kit, purchased a week ago, is November of 2010.
There are three ways to carry the item. one small set of handles on top, an adjustable shoulder strap, and inside the pack is a curved metal hook, presumably for hanging inside a tent at night out of the way of careless feet.
I would judge the overall item to be semi-waterproof. It is enclosed almost entirely by thick and clear plastic with the green mesh that you can see in the product image here. The interior contents are mostly packaged inside their own plastic pockets. Also, many of the interior items are inside sealed aluminium packets (like the way yeast is packaged in an American grocery store). The item would definitely be fine if it were temporarily submerged in a river, but I would not trust it after more than 10 minutes of submersion.
The item does not have much in the way of content details listed here or at the manufacturer's website. For the benefit of future shoppers here, I will list what is included. I have also added a few more product images to this product page here at Amazon. You can find them at the top of the product page.
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40 adhesive bandages, 0.375 inch x 1.5 inch
25 adhesive bandages, 3 inch x 0.75 inch
3 butterfly closures
1 elastic bandage wrap, 2 inch
3 knuckle bandages
1 adhesive tape roll, 0.5 inch x 5 yards
1 triangular bandage with safety pins
10 cotton tip applicators
4 finger splints (wood)
1 eye pad, 2 inch, round
8 sterile gauze dressings, 2 inch x 2 inch
8 sterile gauze dressings, 4 inch x 4 inch
1 sterile trauma pad, 5 inch x 9 inch
2 gauze rolls (not huge; travel size)
4 examination gloves (very thin material)
2 instant cold compresses
2 burn cream packets
8 antibiotic ointment packets
30 alcohol prep pads
30 anti-septic towelettes (hand wipes)
9 Povidone iodine prep pads
9 sting relief pads (for insect bites!)
1 tweezer, 3 inches long, metal, straight edge
1 scissors, 4 inches long, metal, suture style
6 non-Aspirin painkillers
6 antacid tablets (very good to have while camping)
6 Ibuprofen tablets
6 electrolyte tablets (good for emergencies in the wilderness)
2 lip ointment packets
1 sterile water packet (4.227 fluid oz.)
1 box of waterproof matches (around 50 matches inside)
1 emergency whistle (three short bursts, repeated, is the international 'help' signal for medical emergencies)
2 instant hand warmers
1 thermal blacket (Mylar), 84 inch x 52 inch
1 instruction guide
Better than expected. 2008-04-05
This is an outstanding first aid kit. I bought one for my and my girlfriend when we became first aid certified. Has everything we would need, should we need it.
not bad at all 2008-03-31
im going to a remote job in Alaska so i needed a first aid kit.. after shopping around at the local shops ( and they want to charge two times as much for the same thing) i started looking on line.. this kit dont have a few things i want but for the price i cant be that picky.. if you go camping get this one! i will add to this is a better set of scissors, some type of suture kit. but i have no problem with it. it covers the basics and that is all the average person needs. it is a GOOD size kit!! it is *about* 3 pounds with lots off stuff! (to much to list) well thats my thoughts on it.. BTW the bag size is (about) 12 inch by 9 inch by 4 inch.
