First Aid Only First Responder Emergency First Aid Kit, 159-Piece Bags

Seems a list of included items is missing. From their web site, I found this:

* (3) 1"x3" Fabric bandages, 16/bx

* (6) 3"x3" Gauze dressing pads, (3) 2-pks

* (20) 4"x4" Gauze dressing pads, (10) 2-pks

* (3) 5"x9" Trauma pads

* (2) 8"x10" Trauma pads

* (1) 12"x30" Multi-trauma dressing

* (2) Emergency pressure dressings

* (2) 4" Conforming gauze roll bandages

* (1) 6" Conforming gauze roll bandage

* (4) 36" Triangular sling/bandage, w/2 safety pins

* (24) Alcohol cleansing pads

* (12) Povidone-iodine infection control wipes

* (2) 3"x5 yd. Latex free elastic bandages

* (1) 1"x10 yd. Waterproof tape, plastic spool

* (1) 3"x10 yd. Porous cloth athletic tape roll

* (1) 4"x5" Instant cold compress

* (2) 6"x9" Instant cold compresses

* (1) Burn relief, 4 oz. plastic squeeze bottle

* (4) Sterile eye pads

* (1) Eye wash, 4 oz.

* (1) Eye wash, 8 oz.

* (1) 24"x24" Biohazard bag, 10 gallon capacity

* (4) 10"x12" Ziplock bags

* (2) CPR one-way valve faceshields, latex free

* (1) 52"x84" Emergency blanket

* (8) Exam quality vinyl gloves, 4 pairs

* (1) 7-1/4" Utility shears

* (1) 3-1/2" Deluxe tweezers, stainless steel

* (1) First aid guide

I did some research on first aid kits to find one for my car. I originally thought I would have to build a kit on my own because I couldn't find one that had everything you would need for a real emergency--until I found this. This kit has stuff for small injuries and for large emergencies. My husband is a certified EMT and uses this kit when he is off work. I bought it thinking it would be a great thing to have for my accident-prone children, but my husband soon took it because he liked it so much. We have used it for small "boo-boo's" and for when my husband splashed gas into his eyes ~don't ask. Thankfully, we haven't used it for a big emergency, but it gives great comfort knowing that we are prepared if anything should happen.

I highly recommend this for every day parents who might need it for any accidents.

If you are a medically-trained professional, this kit needs some "extras" to make it complete. I added a stethoscope, BP cuff, pen light, and lots more plastic gloves, but that was all. The kit has a few empty pockets and these "extras" fit perfectly. The kit is relatively small in size and doesn't take up much space in my car, or wherever you plan to store it. Overall, a great buy and worth having for any situation.

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I use this first aid kit for our kids baseball team and it gets used virtually every week. It has everything you need and is very rugged -having faded only a little but with no tears after 3 years of hard use in the dirt and sun. Buying another one for the house!

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This is one of the most comprehensive first aid kits I have seen. I keep mine in my truck for emergencies and field work. I has absorbent pads from 2"x2" up to one that covers the entire abdomen. The case (bag)is made from very durable material that can really take a beating. Even has a shoulder strap for easy carrying. It does not take up a lot of room. Mine stores under the back seat of my F150 Super Crew Cab. I would recommend it to anyone from an EMT to household use. Feel very confident in purchasing this item.

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Purchased this first responder aid kit for off-roading with friends, often in remote areas where outside help is obviously slow to arrive. The entire bag fits easily into my Toyota Tacoma's bed toolbox already well loaded with off-road gear (tools, fire extinguisher, cables, straps, rope, traction devices, winch gear, etc).

While this first aid kit is quite comprehensive, I did add a few things to customize it for my needs a basic stethoscope, a basic blood pressure cuff, a better breathing resuscitator, a thermometer, extra tongue depressors, extra surgical gloves, several Quikclot clotting sponges (25 & 50-gram), butterfly closure strips, and a handful of small adhesive bandages/bandaids for small injuries. More than enough space for all these extras, with room for perhaps more.

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