First Aid Only 6060 57 Piece 10 Person First Aid Kit, Weatherproof Plastic Case

Consider this a $11 investment in the beginning of your own kit vs. buying a kit from a store. being able to use it in the event of a major emergency Lots of 1 cent items like alcohol swabs and iodine pads are held in place by a plastic insert that makes the box appear fuller than it is. There aren't many actual bandages, tape, or specialty items like salve or an eye cup to be found. Plastic tweezers are useless, and scissors aren't even functional. The box, on the other hand, is fantastic, with a sturdy clasp and a handy handle for hanging at home (rather than in high-traffic areas where it might break)! I filled it up with the last of the supplies from an older, better kit I purchased 15 years ago.

Amari Henson

| Aug 13, 2021

This is a dreadful first-aid kit that you'll have to stuff with other items to get any use out of. br>br>Once the clear plastic "fluffer" that holds the few pieces in place and makes it appear as if the box is full is removed, there will be enough room for a full box of Band-Aids, Neosporin, tape, gauze, and other minor first-aid supplies. br>br>Don't get your hopes up; it's just a standard plastic box.

Alma Stokes

| Mar 12, 2021

We decided to buy a few first-aid kits for emergencies because my family has been spending so much time at home and getting to see a doctor has been difficult. We've never had to use it, thankfully. It's packaged in a plastic bag - dependable, but not exceptional duty. You get a lot of basic supplies, such as pain relievers, bandaids, gauze, and so on. br>It's convenient because everything is in one place. It can be difficult to locate items like this in my home. If I were to buy one for travel or camping, I'd keep it wrapped in plastic until I needed it.

Gabriela McKinney

| Jul 17, 2021

I like to be prepared, and I have a fantastic, all-encompassing kit for my home that I assembled myself. I needed a simple car kit that wouldn't cost a fortune, and this kit seemed to fit the bill. Given the size and price point, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of goodies it contains. You will not be dissatisfied with your purchase.

Clementine Mayer

| Sep 17, 2021

Everything in the first aid kit was in good condition, but the package was delivered in such a way that it looked like an elephant had sat on it, and it took a long time for someone to tape it back up. The kit's plastic case is bent on one side, but I can still open and close it, so I'll toss it in my car as planned.

Remi Sharp

| Dec 02, 2021

Helpful. I've used it a couple of times now, and it has everything I need. This will come in handy. A large Conch shell slashed a passenger on our boat in the ocean. I was successful in getting her into the boat. I drank some bottled water that was in good condition. Tripple Antibiotic cream has been applied. After that, we applied a few bandages. The case ended up in the ocean by accident. It is, without a doubt, waterproof, as I can attest. When one of our grandchildren slipped on the lanai and fell, he scraped both knees. She also got a cut on her elbow. Everything we needed to help her was in our possession. This is and has proven to be beneficial. It's always good to have a few extras on hand.

Krew Gutierrez

| Apr 16, 2021

For our car, we ordered this. Everything you'll need to treat a minor cut or burn is included. It's a little too big to fit under the car seat, which is why it didn't get five stars. I have to put it in my trunk, despite the fact that I would prefer to keep it in the car.

Catherine Cardenas

| Aug 25, 2021

Replace the gloves as needed to fit your size and preferences. For my average-sized hands, the gloves were far too small. To the kit, add four inches of vet wrap. Because it is far too narrow for most applications, their medical tape is largely useless. Purchase a full-size pair of shears as a favor to yourself. The kiddie scissors that come with the kit aren't up to the task. Aside from that, it's a fantastic set of tools. Learn how to use it and cross your fingers that you'll never need it.

Stephen Ibarra

| Mar 28, 2021