AA Standard First Aid Kit - AA0095 - Family Essential For Car Home Holidays Travel Camping Caravans Office

Off driving in France this year, couldn't face an airport as I would probably self ignite and explode after waiting 15 hours in some foreign dump without toilets or alcohol facilities - NFW sunshine !So imagine my delight to discover I need to take half a car load of EU Regulation stuff once me head pops out of the tunnel on the wrong side of the channel.This box of plasters and a cheap pair of scissors will obviously be life saving if I'm high sided by a french lorry driver who has just had the customary 3 litres of wine avec son lunch .Mind you the high viz jacket I also needed to buy will make sure nobody runs me over as I stagger around the hard shoulder as the last few breaths leave my broken body and just to make sure I wasn't drunk I can breathylse myself with the obligatory twin pack I had to purchase.Thats it I'm off to stick the headlight converters on the motor and I also got a pair for my glasses just to be sure. Trouble is turning right is now quite a problematic manoeurve as my eyes are facing the wrong way.Quite honestly a wet week in Blackpool is starting to look attractive for next year.Vive la France - Not !

This contains lots of products and they seem to be good quality, as does the case. The selection is pretty good, though I did decide to add some extras to it.-1 star as the interior is not as described in the Amazon images. The product image shows a nice plastic holder that separates the contents well and also provides some basic instructions. The one I got is just a basic bag with 4 pockets.

I'm happy with this kit. We decided to buy one for the car "just in case"; it comes as a compact little zip-up bag that fits nicely in the boot.It contains your standard safety kit stuff: plasters, bandages, tape and scissors etc but also has an emergency thermal foil blanket.The guidance leaflet briefly covers your basic fitst aid stuff.I would recommend this kit. I think its good value for money and the quality of the supplies is good.Hopefully you'll never need one, but this one is worth a look.

Good product, well priced with all the stuff you need (even though you’ll probably just use the plasters). Only thing I’d see improved is making the black case more visible (especially if it’s for keeping in the boot of the car) with some Fluro trim or even just making it red like every other first aid kit available.

This is useless. A small bag with a big plastic roll containing little of what you actually need. On the road you need plenty of cleaning wipes, non-sticking dressings and plasters. This is mainly loaded with cheap bandages. Give it a miss.