We have four of these kits. I've used it camping, after pulling a fishing hook out my husband's hand and during a field trip. The product is high quality; the antiseptic wipes were still wet after this was stored in my car for over a year. The Band Aids are great and stay stuck to the wound. The case is easy to open with one hand (useful when holding crying 1st grader) but does not pop open on it's own.There is a little extra space in the pack and we were able to add a single serve pack of Tylenol and tweezers from another kit. I have a full size first aid kit but I always reach for this one first.
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theres actually more room in the containers they come in so you can pack a few more (very few) items into it to make it more useful.its cheap and it shipped freeMy wife picked up a number of these little kits, probably a an impulse item. She found them on sale. Well, they might come in handy. We put them in a variety of places where you wouldn't ordinarily find this type of thing. In the glove compartments of the cars. In my office desk. In her purse, with the camping gear. In the garage too area. In our boy's room. It's no big deal but they might save a little time if a small injury occurs. Each kit contains a couple cleaning wipe, gauze pads, and a couple different types of Band Aids. So far we haven't used anything.
Gary PetersonWith only twelve pieces in this kit, it would be a better decision to get a resealable plastic bag and place a few first aid supplies in it. The box itself is sturdy, but it is not clearly marked as a first aid kit. At least it is not expensive.
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