M2 BASICS 150 Piece Premium First Aid Kit, Compact Bag for Purse & Travel | On-The-Go Emergency Use, Backpack, Glove Box, Luggage, Carry-On, School, Sports, Car, RV, Boat, Hiking, Camping And Dorm

This is such a great value and has all the basic necessities you actually need. I love how small and compact it is—I can easily throw it in my travel bag and also keep one in the car without it taking up much space. As a mom with toddlers, I’ve learned the hard way that you never know when you’ll need a Band-Aid, wipes, or tweezers, so having this on hand gives me real peace of mind. The kit is well organized, making it easy to quickly find what you need, and the supplies feel good quality, not flimsy. The zippered case is sturdy and holds everything securely, and I like that it’s lightweight but still packed with essentials for minor cuts, scrapes, or little emergencies on the go. Overall, it’s practical, thoughtfully put together, and absolutely worth having—especially for parents, travelers, or anyone who likes to be prepared.

First thing first, if you are looking for a huge stash of prepared-for-surgery type of First Aid, this is not the product you want. But if you are looking for a small first aid kit for keeping one in the car or a day or two camping, it has enough for what I'd need.Mainly bought it for getting ready to go on motorcycle camping, I was looking for a first aid kit to throw in my saddle bag, but when I got this product, I found out that it will actually fit under my seat. I'm super satisfied with the size, and contents.The container seems pretty decent qualify, especially for the price, but I wouldn't risk getting it wet, I just used zip lock for keeping it dry before I put it under my motorcycle seat.Customer service seems pretty good, they sent me first aid kit guide, not just once but twice to make sure I've received it.

I was really surprised to see how much stuff came in the bag. The only reason why I didn't give it a 5 star is because the bandaids (which you get a lot of) are those cheap plastic looking bandaids, don't expect them to last long in the outdoors at all. But hey for the price, the bad alone is worth it. I just replaced half the bandaids with other heavy duty ones.

I was looking for a small first aid kit to keep with my ATV for when I'm out trail riding. It's small and compact, which is a big plus because it hardly takes up any space in my storage compartment. Even though it's small, there is a lot of useful stuff packed in there! Other kits I looked at claim to have a lot of pieces to make you think your getting a lot, but when you look at the contents, they include something like "50 cotton applicators" which is 25 Q-tips. This kit has a lot of bandages, which I felt was more useful and important to have on hand. The blanket was an added bonus and will come in handy if I'm ever stuck out in the woods somewhere. Overall, I feel like this kit was a great value for the money, suited my needs well, and gives me added peace of mind!

This is a nice kit for a day pack that's well equipped with the most commonly used items. The only thing I needed to add on my own were some burn creme packets. It's very compact and light-weight, they packed things in extremely well and feel this is a nice addition to my pack. I literally searched dozens and dozens of first aid kits before selecting this one. It was a solid choice and I'm very happy with the purchase decision! Keep up the great work creating these kits!

I am very happy with this purchase. I was looking for something small enough to fit into a small backpack without taking up too much space. This is absolutely ideal. Despite its small size, it really doesn't lack anything I would think to have in a first aid kit, even has an emergency heat blanket! It is very nicely organized. Only thing I would say might be missing is some antibiotic ointment but I usually just carry a small tube of Neosporin anyway. Would definitely recommend this product as a very practical and easily portable first aid kit.

This is the best first aid kit I could find for the money and the variety of things in it. I will be using it in my mountain biking bag and hope I never have to use it. As a trained military vet this has what I believe I will need in it for just about anything I can come across. I would like to see less emphasis on cotton swabs and safety pins. It should have super glue and more gauze. Super glue was invented during the Vietnam war for use to seal large wounds without stitches. I've used it many times in this fashion. Gauze just stops bleeding well. Great bag. Great price. I'll add what I think I need. Oh.... It should be red not black but the red carabiner should let anyone looking in my bag for it know.

This is a tiny first aid kit that works for scuffed knees and small cuts, but little else.