330 Piece First Aid Kit, Premium Waterproof Compact Trauma Medical Kits for Any Emergencies, Ideal for Home, Office, Car, Travel, Outdoor, Camping, Hiking, Boating (Red)

This first aid kit is perfect for anything that may happen. I had to get a first aid kit for my community first aid class in college. It has so many helpful items including masks, compass, gloves, and cpr shield. I would say that this would be worth your money, especially if you have kids or travel frequently. The bag itself is very small and compact making it an easy fit and an easy bag to get into during an emergency. Not only that, each item is separated into 3 different compartments making it easier in an emergency.

Exelente size, quality, materials, good distribution inside accesibility for my necessities during boating dais with my family and friends.

330 pieces cover most needs. Waterproof & compact. Ideal for home, car, or outdoors. Well-organized for emergencies. Good peace of mind.

Comes jam packed so much so it’s really hard to find things and place things back in the spot they were in. But it’s a really nice kit. It’s easy to store in the back of our car. It’s a perfect fit.

Everything you need for first aid kit is in this bag. I love it

A perfect and compact first aide kit. This was purchased for Girl Scouts - for the first aide station at Camp - Everything is labled and neatly but away. It is a sturdy bag. and reasonably priced. Hopefully we won't need to use it - but somebody always needs a bandaid!

I volunteer with my kid’s scouting troop and bought this first aid kit to bring along for hiking and camping trips. The kit contains a really wide variety of supplies, including non-first aid supplies like glow sticks and a compass. We added a few things of our own, namely over-the-counter medicines and anti-itch creams for bug bites, but the kit largely has everything we need. I love that it includes so many bandages of different sizes and multiple pairs of disposable gloves.The kit itself is also a great size to bring along in a pack — big enough to fit everything, but not so big that it’s weighing you down on the trail. My only complaint is that you have to really be careful how you pack the supplies back into the kit, or else it’s a struggle to get it closed back up. It helps that each section is labeled so you know where to store supplies after you’ve pulled them out, and so you can find the right supplies quickly in the event of an actual emergency.

You get what you pay for.