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The 71 Piece Refill Pack is a comprehensive first aid solution that meets ANSI A, Type III Standards and OSHA compliance. It includes 71 essential supplies, sufficient to treat up to 10 individuals, making it perfect for both personal and professional use. Whether you're refilling an existing kit or starting fresh, this pack ensures you're always prepared for any medical situation.
G**Y
Good refill pack
I got this pack to add to a few first aid kits I have and replace stuff that's been used or expired. Seems to be good quality and nothings missing. Haven't actually used any of it yet. Hopefully won't have to.
D**N
Just as advertised.
Bought it for my survival bag,good cuality and cuantity.recomend for anybody with many kids.take it with you on your next camping trip.
B**A
ANSI Class A compliant! Most kits don’t quite meet the requirements!
I bought this refill kit for a workplace and it was exactly what I needed for a great price. The amount of ointment/cream packets met the requirements for an ANSI class A kit which I had a difficult time finding elsewhere. And they don’t expire quickly like most of the ones I’ve ordered in the past. They are good for at least 2 years. My only issue is that the interior box AND the exterior box were wide open upon delivery, but that is a shipping issue, not a product issue. Overall it was exactly what I needed for our annual OSHA compliance inspection.
K**Y
Good variety
Good variety for workplace.
A**E
Good option to replace supplies in your first aid kit.
Used to refill existing first aid kit. Included multiple supplies that had to be sorted once received. Good value for the price.
J**E
This has everything our office needs.
Exactly what I needed.
P**R
Good kit lots of items
Good kit lots of items
L**L
Basically useless just buy it individually
This product is basically useless and I would have been better off if I had purchased a new full first aid kit or if I were to buy items individually versus this product. It was almost all little hand sanitizer packets and three or four band-aids. Nothing like the picture implies.
