This first aid kit is great for carrying around in your car. It comes with everything you could ever need and more. Cleaning wipes, check. Bandaids, check. Guaze, check. Tape, check. Scissors, check. A STICKER FOR A SUCKING CHEST WOUND, check. It literally has more than any average person should ever need. But hey, if you ever do end up needed to temporarily fix a sucking chest wound, you can now, with your handy dandy little kit. I took this kit in a ruck sack on a hiking trip through Yosemite. I was with some inexperienced hikers, on some dark backwoods trails. On top of that, I am horribly paranoid about my entire existence, so I thought maybe it would be a great thing to bring. It was. Although none of my friends fell on any stumps and put a hole in their lungs, a few of them got some blisters from some of my old boots. Cleaned them up, put a bandaid over it, put over a little moleskin that I bought and slid into the bag, kissed it, and off they went. I am almost thinking of having multiples of these. It'd be great in a car. It was great for my hike. And I would like to think it would be great in a bug out bag, if that floats your boat. It's pretty compact, about as much as it can be for being loaded with everything, but it slid under my seat just fine, it crammed into my bag fine. As long as you don't plan on using this for anything more than the occasional bump, bruise, scratch, cut, or sucking chest wound, you should be fine. Overall: 10/10 would buy again. TL;DR Many sucking chest wound jokes. Great MedKit. Would recommend. If you need emergency supplies for any reason, I recommend this. Read more
We use this all the time. We keep it in our kitchen and have had it for about 2 years and supplies last a good amount of time. Read more
Bought it for a family road trip. Complete kit; supplies for all possibilities. If something would happen the supplies in this kit would hold you over until you got help. Small package so it doesn't take up much room. Read more
The Protect Life First Aid Kit arrived neatly packaged with all the supplies organized inside a sturdy, lightweight case. It includes a wide variety of items that make it useful for home, travel, hiking, or keeping in the car. The compact design makes it easy to store without taking up much space, and the quality of the case and supplies feels reliable for handling small emergencies. The kit is a practical choice for anyone looking to be better prepared. Read more
Perfect to carry in a backpack for hiking/camping Read more
Compact first aid kit for my hiking pack. Luckily have not had to use yet, but good to know I have if needed. Includes basics that can help with a minor emergency. Read more
I bought this as a first aid kit for a small adventure motorcycle. The value is excellent. The build quality is pretty good. I wish there was a little more room for additional items because many people will want to add some of their own specialty items. I was able to add an assortment of OTC medications in single dose packs and a few topical packets of burn ointment, hydrocortisone anti-itch ointment, and triple antibacterial ointment. Safety pins are handy but 15 seems a bit excessive in a small kit. The tourniquet is light duty but probably adequate. The medical scissors also seemed light duty but adequate. Most small first aid kits in this price range omit this very useful item. The CPR mask is an item I probably won't use as the last I checked, the recommendation was chest compression only. I removed the sterile eye wash, useful as it is, as something I was concerned might spill in rough handling or freeze and rupture. The small tweezers are a great item that's often overlooked. Many small first aid kits have little or no gauze and no tape but this kit has a small but useful quantity of each, as well as moleskin, fingertip bandages and knuckle bandages. Many inexpensive kits get a high item count at a low cost by including way too many of the same low quality adhesive bandages in maybe two sizes. This kit has useful amounts of bandages in a wide variety, including specialty bandages that might commonly be needed. Pro Tip: A first aid kit is always carried and for most people, seldom used. I slipped my first aid kit into a 4 mil thick clear plastic bag and heat sealed it to waterproof it. It's easy to rip open the bag if needed and I can reseal it when I return from my trip. This is a very inexpensive and lightweight method to waterproof a first aid kit. 6 mil plastic would be even better. Read more
I got this as part of a promotion. I have gotten a few of these before this. Excellent little kit. I purchased several to give to my grandkids. Each one now has a little first aid kit they can keep in their cars or backpack. Gives me a little peace of mind for their well being. Even though you couldn't do surgery with this, You can take care of several sizes of injuries. Nice selection of bandages and content. The price was pretty good for what you get. You really get quite a few items in a nice compact zippered bag. Didn't want to open the inner plastic bag until the first time needing it. Read more
