American Red Cross Disaster & Emergency Kit by First Aid Only

by First Aid Only

• 1 Emergency poncho
• 1 Emergency drinking water pouch
• 1 Emergency blanket
• 2 Hand warmers
• 1 Light stick,1 Whistle with neck cord,3 Face masks and many

Product Description

The kit contains 246 items all enclosed in a handy book-style kit that features a tear-resistant carrying bag. This is the perfect kit for cars, RVs and for people who are on the go.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 10.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Origin: Made in USA and Imported
• ASIN: B001ALN14U
• UPC: 092265724876
• Item model number: 007
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (32 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,674 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care)
  • #8 in Health & Personal Care > Health Care > First Aid > First Aid Kits

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

78 of 78 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Small, but thorough October 22, 2012

By NurseKam

Amazon Verified Purchase

The package arrived right on time. The front of the bag is different than pictured, but that's not a big deal. The bag itself is much smaller than I had imagined. The photo makes it look like a stand-up, small duffle, when it's actually a binder. There are pages that hold all the products (as pictured). I appreciate how organized it is, and that everything is individually wrapped I had a hard time finding what's in it, exactly, so here goes... (I'll group it the way it's grouped inside)

This kit contains:
-Bag with rings to hold pages with pockets (the stuff is all tucked into the pockets to keep it organized)

FRONT POCKET
-Pamphlet with suggestions to customize kit
-x3 ear loop face mask
-emergency poncho
-emergency window sign for car (bright yellow sign)
-emergency drinking water (125mL)
-4" light stick
-whistle
-x2 disposable heat packs
-survival blanket

FIRST PAGE
-x16 fingertip bandage (fabric)
-x2 non-adherent pad
-x14 knuckle bandage (fabric)
-x20 strip bandage (fabric)
-x30 dot bandage
-x2 large wound bandage
-x4 butterfly wound closure

SECOND PAGE
-x2 germicidal disposable wipe (alcohol-free)
-x3 sting relief pad
-x6 castile soap towlette
-x22 alcohol cleansing pad
-x15 BZK towlette (benzalkonium chloride antiseptic)

THIRD PAGE
-1 pair of tweezers
-x2 safety pin
-scissors
-x2 tongue depressors
-x4 single-use thermometer (latex-free)
-x10 cotton swabs (not double-ended)
-roll of paper tape (about 1/2" wide)
-packet of water/sweat resistant sunscreen with aloe vera gel and vitamin e
-packet of Blistex
-chewable aspirin tablets (2 in one pack)
-x5 ibuprofen (200mg each, 2 tablets/packet)
-x5 acetaminophen (500mg each, 2 tablets/packet)
-x4 first aid cream (antiseptic pain relief with aloe)
-x4 packet of hand sanitizer
-x5 triple antibiotic ointment (bacitracin zinc, neomycin sulfate, polymyxin b sulfate)

FOURTH PAGE
-x5 2"x2" gauze dressing pad (8 ply, 2 per package)
-x3 3"x3" gauze dressing pad (12 ply, 2 per package)
-x2 eye pad
-x2 trauma pad (5"x9")

BACK POCKET
-emergency first aid guide
-x2 instant cold pack
-x2 pair examination gloves (latex/powder free, size large)
-triangular bandage
-x2 gauze roll

I added a few products that I felt were lacking, such as an extra roll of paper tape (1 inch wide), a roll of transpore tape, some tegaderm patches, and extra ibuprofen/acetaminophen. I also bought a box of gloves and I'm going to put the kit and extra stuff in a bigger duffle so it will all be together. I will probably add a few more things, as I think of them... I was thinking of buying additional antibiotic ointment, and some anti-itch cream and an ACE bandage.

Overall, this is a great first aid kit. I work with the youth and need a portable kit for both classroom and camp settings; this will do just fine!

I'm taking off one star for the pictures because they're slightly deceiving, and for the fact that I couldn't find ANYWHERE what the kit contains. Also because there are some things that should have more (such as medications, gloves, gauze, and antibiotic ointment)

I have a degree and training in nursing, so I'm adding to this kit to make it very thorough!

Hope this review helps!

26 of 26 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Comprehensive First Aid/Disaster Kit July 26, 2010

By Kiwi Liv

Amazon Verified Purchase

Started to become a bit of a nervous nelly with all the earthquakes a few months back, so decided it was time to make sure I had a decent first aid kit, just in case. I compared multiple options, but decide that this kit was the best compromise between what you would practically need/use, while also being prepared.

The only thing this kit was lacking was some saline solution and a flashlight, which I purchased separately. It comes well packaged and doesnt take up a lot of room to store.

Keep in mind - things like pain killers etc have a use-by date. The use-by dates varied quite a bit in my pack, so I would recommend checking this when it arrives. Probably a good idea to check it yearly after that to make sure you keep everything current and stocked.

25 of 28 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Most Complete First Aid Kit I Could Find January 7, 2010

By R. Coulter

Amazon Verified Purchase

My son-in-law is seriously into sports, works at a hospital and is studying to be a Phys Ed teacher/coach. I bought this for him for Christmas after he put his tooth through his cheek and another guy's forehead while playing basketball! It will come in handy! I looked at LOTS of first aid kits in the stores and online and this one was the most comprehensive kit I found for the price. It includes plenty of items that work well for sports-related injuries but also includes roadside emergency and survival supplies. There are zippered plastic compartments in a binder format within the compact soft-sided case that help organize things and allow for more items than other kits I looked at. I feel confident that this product will serve him well. It's a great all-purpose kit that would be an excellent addition to any family's home or car for those unexpected events.