First Aid Only FAO-428 All-Purpose Emergency First Aid Kit for Home, Car, Travel, and Business, 131 Pieces

I realized my wife and son needed a "scratch & cut" kit for their backpacks, so after a little searching I settled on this kit. Decent content and value. Pack is roomy without being too large, but does have room to add other items of your choosing. I would purchase again for the same need.

I'm a volunteer firefighter and even though I'm not an EMT I always like to have certain supplies handy in case they are needed. I've had many different first aid kits but so far I have not found a kit with such a perfect balance of supplies nor have I found a better value. This kit has all of the basic stuff you need for all of the most common scenarios but where this kit really excels is that it contains more of the most commonly used supplies such as bandages. I have purchased over a dozen of these kits and have one in each of my cars, in each of the facilities that I work in (I am a data center technician) as well as at my home.As a side note, every order I've placed for these have come with the 2 pack except for one case when I only received 1 kit but after emailing Amazon about it they sent me another one with no questions asked. It seems that early on they had a lot of this kits separated but they've taken care of the issue as every kit I've ordered in the last year or so have been the 2-pack.

If you don’t have a first aid kit in your car (not all new cars come with them!), this is your sign to get one. This kit offers a great variety of items and all of them are practical/important. This is a great value for the price point!

Ordered and received quickly, but the first aid kit expires just five months from now. First Aid Only is the manufacturer, the seller, and the party responsible for sending product to Amazon's fulfillment centers. They should be ensuring that the drugs and adhesives they're packing don't have such narrow useful lives by the time customers take delivery.I like the soft canvas style bag, which has a basic zipper and several internal sleeves for keeping items somewhat organized. It fits within a side pocket in the cargo area of my vehicle. Because it's a soft canvas bag, it doesn't chatter with road imperfections like a hard plastic kit would do if stored in this same location.

There is a lot of value in this kit, from different size bandages to scissors, gauze pads, ointments, etc ... I've used the kit now for about a year and my only issue is that the bandages don't stick as well as some other brands but if they can be wrapped around something like a finger or toe, then they stick pretty good. It could be the type of skin or the climate where they are used, but there is still a lot of value in the variety and as I deplete some of them I can replenish them from the brand that sticks very well or has other types (i.e. cloth, waterproof, etc ...). I do like the zippered pouch as a kit.

Great for on the go. A simple first aide kit, not something to rely on for more extensive injuries but good enough for scrapes and minor cuts. Comes in handy when on the road. It’s very lightweight and comes with everything mentioned. I added some more gloves and diabetic strips and stuff inside for when I’m on the road with my sister who tends to have issues controlling her sugar levels. It’s a great kit to travel with as a precaution. I’d say it’s worth it.

I highly recommend this! I keep it in my car for emergency!

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