RHINO RESCUE Small First Aid Kit Ultralight Waterproof Medical Kit for Hiking, Backpacking, Cycling, Travel, Vehicles

Really nice kit , bought it for my wife and I to go hiking. Haven't needed it yet but it's a peace of mind to have along with us. Great boo boo kit. Room to add other small items, like bug spray really nice

These are awesome for camping, trail riding, dirt bikes, boats… small and flat easy to pack into glove boxes, backpacks 🎒 you name it!

The convenient size of this pack was the reason I chose it. It is compact and able to be used on our boat, in the car, or for camping. It being waterproof was a plus as we use it on our boat mostly. It comes with all the necessary items and is properly priced. I would recommend!

I bought this for a friend for traveling. It's just the basics so I replaced a few of the extra bandaids with more useful items (sting aid, blood clotting powder, anti-diarrhea tablet, etc). The nice thing is that the pouch was large enough to add a few extra items and not strain the sealed seams. I also appreciate that it's waterproof so it can be attached to the outside of a pack if needed w/o concern for water damage.

Purchased this for a family member about to take a trip abroad. The case is approximately 7-8" wide. It is made of water repellant materials. I would strongly test this in a bathtub or sink under water to learn if it is truly waterproof. This medical bag has a clasp to clip onto a purse, a backpack, etc. It's not the strongest of clasps so can probably tear or break more easily with torque applied. I supplemented the items in this medical bag with a purchase from another medical kit. Then you can mix and match specifically what you need into this bag. It's easy to find in a packed backpack or duffle bag because of its colors. This helps when you are rushing to stop a cut from bleeding everywhere. As always, I suggest a kit have aspirin, various sized band-aids, gauze, gauze tape, blister tape, clothes pins, ace bandage, anti-itch, antibiotic, antibacterial wipes and cream, hand sanitizer, pen, paper, pill container, rubber bands, cotton balls, flashlight (or headlamp), athletic tape, tweezers, napkins, washcloth, thermal blanket, bottle opener, scissors or tiny blade, nail file, blister patches, eye drops, honey throat candy / cough drops, anti-diarrheal, Tums, Gas-X, gum, sewing kit (black, white, translucent thread, paper clips (larger size), a dime, small mirror, moisturizing cream, lip gloss. There's more but you can ping me for a more comprehensive list.