Be Smart Get Prepared 100 Piece First Aid Kit: Clean, Treat, Protect Minor Cuts, Scrapes. Home, Office, Car, School, Business, Travel, Emergency, Survival, Hunting, Outdoor, Camping & Sports

I can't wait to get my hands on a pair of scissors.

Tiffany Kane

| Sep 07, 2021

You get what you pay for, so don't expect miracles. 55 bandages, 12 alcohol pads, 6 antiseptic towelettes, 2 small "non woven sponges, 1 large "non woven sponge," 2 antibiotic ointment, 4 tongue depresses, 10 q-tips, and a plastic box that broke when opened I didn't expect "100 pieces" to include tips, a small roll of med tape, a pair of gloves, an instant ice pack, and a first aid guide. However, it all comes together in the end. In a few months, I'm sure I'll be looking for something better.

Kyree Blanchard

| Feb 15, 2021

Tongue Depressors were also included, but you won't need them if you're just using this First Aid Kit around the house or apartment. It is not a very good First Aid Kit, in my opinion. I've had better in the past, and this is not one of them.

Mohammad Scott

| Sep 05, 2021

This was chosen over other options because it includes an instant cold compress, which seemed like a useful addition to a travel first-aid kit for a family with two children. I was able to get in (separately) after removing some of the many bandaids. Bottles of children's liquid and adult capsule pain/fever relief, as well as chewable pink "stomach relief" tabs, were purchased as necessities. It was still fairly light, and the sturdy case made it easy to pack for our 10-day trip. day trip. The best part was that we didn't have to use anything other than the separately-purchased items. Although I didn't buy anything (LOL), having this comprehensive kit with me gave me a lot of peace of mind. It will be packed on all subsequent trips as well.

Jaxen Boyer

| Mar 26, 2021

This is a straightforward starter kit. It's great to have around for anyone who has very energetic children who are scrapes and cuts bond, with all of your basic emergency items like band aids and a cold pack, and so on. The container is quite small in size. So, if you're planning on adding more items like I am, now is the time to do it. You are not the target audience for this. I am grateful for the kit, which I have taught my three children how to use and when the best time is to use it. I also purchased a CPR kit, which I placed next to the first on my book shelf.

Victor HAYWARD

| Sep 17, 2021

Nobody wants to be on a plane that is about to crash into the ground. Having this first-aid kit in my carry-on bag, however, has proven to be beneficial. The addition of a bag made a huge difference! Because I only had one small airline-approved carry-on bag, I almost had to check it. My handbag could fit into the computer bag, but I needed to bring my first aid kit, so it was a tight squeeze, and the sky cocktail waitress said, "You're only allowed to have two carry-on bags. " I was like, "Well, this one can go in that one," but I have a first aid kit, and since that's a long story, I'll just say that this first aid kit saves lives. " period. The story has come to an end.

Charles Nash

| Aug 29, 2021

What I was looking for. Small enough to fit in a car or stroller, but large enough to hold everything I need as a mother to deal with the unexpected situations that arise when you have four children under the age of five. I'll buy it again if I need it.

Ellie Howard

| Jun 18, 2021

I purchased two of these for myself and my husband. br>br>After opening and inspecting everything (which was all in order and present), we placed them in our to-do list. (Emergency) bags should be carried at all times. br>br>I also purchased one for the house early on, and it has proven to be a valuable asset. I'm not a big fan of band-aids and the like, but I'm glad to have this on hand in case of a bloody mess.

Zainab Perez

| Apr 26, 2021