All-Purpose Emergency First Aid Kit

This is NOT a thing you want to skimp out on because when it comes time to need them, they may not have what you need. This first aid kit is a great jumping off point for people with an emergency bag or children who hurt themselves a lot. It is neatly organized and contains pretty much all items you need for small to medium injuries. The bag is water resistant and everything fits neatly (at least before you use it) inside. No price is too big for something that you know has what you need in case of emergency that you can just throw in a bag and know it will be ready when you need it.

The First Aid Only All-purpose First Aid Kit is a bargain for the price. I keep one of these in all of my family's cars in case of emergency, and it has come in handy more than a couple of times. It has so many items included and pretty much whatever you would need for most minor first aid needs is in here, plus some. We've never seen anything with quite so many items included in a price even close to this. How many times have you been out somewhere for the day and had a headache and needed a pain killer, or gotten a paper cut and needed a bandaid (but didn't have one in the right size)? From about 100 bandages of different sizes and types, to antiseptic wipes, antibiotic pouches, anti-itch and anti-sting relief, burn relief, moleskin, gloves, and emergency blanket, a cold compress, and one time use thermometer, scissors, and tweezers – it really has a solution for about every kind of minor first aid situation that could come up in a given day or even on a camping trip. We've actually purchased these as gifts for other family members as well, and they have all loved how small and convenient these are and how many things are packed into this great case that can stow away so easily in the car. It includes a few small packs of acetaminophen, aspirin, and ibuprofen, and we noticed these had an expiration date of about a year after our purchase, and these can be easily replaced by putting a few of each of these pills in a plastic bag when the other packs need to be replaced. The plastic tweezers are the only thing I might replace in the kit with metal ones, only because if someone got a splinter out camping or hiking, I'm not sure the plastic ones would be very helpful. Otherwise, totally great kit. If you don't want to spend significantly more money but want a great all purpose first aid kit, this one is fantastic.

Excellent first aid kit, it's much more than I actually need. It's packed with a great variety of supplies and feels very well put together. The only downside is that the carrying case arrived with a defect (see attached photo). Other than that, I have no complaints and would definitely give it 5 stars.

This is a great first aid kit that's perfect for storing in your car or in an emergency go bag. I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reasons. There were a few items that have an expiration date of right around 12 months. Some of the items did have long expiration dates, but all of the items included should have those long expiration dates. I also think they should include a few less of the every day type bandages and include a greater quantity of the specialized bandages as well as the items that expire like the antibacterial gel, burn gel, aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen, etc. But overall, it's still a good value for the price. The zippered bag is roomy enough that you could add a few more items based on your own family's medical needs if you needed to. Now that I have the basic kit, this will be easy to refill or replace items as they expire.

This is a perfect, all inclusive first aid kit for your household/car/travel, etc. Has everything you’d ever need, and yet is so compact and easy to store. I’ve had mine for a few years and comes in handy more frequently than you’d think. It is also super affordable.

Good first aid kit, fairly comprehensive

I really like this first-aid kit. I researched a bunch and this seemed to have the best bang for your buck. It’s perfect to keep in the house or in the car. Compact but very useful. All the included materials are decent quality, and it’s easy enough to find things inside.

I was looking for a good (affordable) first aid kit for my car for 'just in case' and to supplement my home supplies. I got this one for $11.59 in blue and it was a steal. It's missing a couple things according to the red cross list. Triangle bandages can be picked up on Amazon for less than dollar (add-on item). CPR face shields can be picked up cheap as well. I wish it had fewer band-aids and more first aid cream and burn packets, maybe add a couple missing items. Like someone else mentioned, the scissors and tweezers are cheap. I'd replace the tweezers at least, they're pretty useless. The one time thermometer is better than nothing but perhaps should be replaced by a cheap oral thermometer. The storage bag is thin plastic but seems durable enough for sitting around, allows for some expansion. I'm not sure how well it would hold up if in a rough environment. I think a less durable bag is a fine trade-off for more supplies for intended use. It has some room for more stuff if you want to add. The inside is pretty well organized with pockets and such. I think this a good 'start-off' kit that can easily be fit to your personal needs. Check dollar stores for any needed additional/replacement supplies. Overall, it comes down to personal preference. Some of the other more expensive kits have (potentially) a more durable storage bag and come with some of the missing supplies. They have fewer supplies overall but it's probably mostly band-aids/pads. With the additional/replacement supplies the cost will probably be $20-25 depending on what you add. Most kits at that price are ~150-200 pieces. It just depends on what you want and if you intend on adding/replacing items. List of things to consider adding (red cross): Triangle bandages (2) CPR face mask/breathing barrier Oral thermometer (non glass/non mercury) Amounts of bandages vary but I think you're probably fine Personal ideas depending on intended storage and level of anxiety: Hand Sanitizer Safety pins Glow stick(s)/small flashlight Poncho(s) Maybe even a small pocket knife if you don't normally carry one (which you should) Emergency whistle aloe gel for sunburns hydrocortisone cream tourniquet Another kit to consider: First Aid Kit in Red Fabric Bag with Reflective Strip (104 Pieces) for emergency and survival situations. Ideal for the Car, Camping, Hiking, Travel, Office, Sports, Pets, Hunting, Home