Customer Reviews

First Aid Only Outdoor First Aid Kit, Soft Case, 205-Piece Kit

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This kit is wonderful. It has so many useful items in it, which I believe, on what you must have at least, in every First Aid kit! I have noticed most injuries do happen outside. Maybe it's a cut, scrape, sting from an insect, etc. The kit also has contents that also apply to in-door "accidents" as well.

However because their are so many items in the kit, it's hard to find the things you need for an emergency that needs to be dealt with as soon as possible. When you open the kit you will see clear pouches containing your medical contents. I suggest you organize everything neatly so it makes things easier to find. In fact, the thin cardboard shell that the kit comes covered with has a good example on how this kit should be organized with this kind of bag.

Here is all the items in the kit(I am surprised none of you actually decide to let others know of all the contents...);
Medicine Antiseptics;
4 Aspirin tablets
4 Ibuprofen tablets
4 Extra-strength non-aspirin tablets
12 BZK antiseptic towelettes
12 Alcohol cleaning pads
3 Castile soap towelettes
3 Insect sting relief pads
3 Antibiotic ointment packs
1 Sunscreen pack
2 Lip ointment packs
3 First aid/burn cream packs
1 Burn relief gel pack

Bandages;
50 Adhesive plastic bandages, 3/4" x 3"
25 Fabric bandages, 3/4" x 3"
10 Fabric bandages, 1" x 3"
10 Junior adhesive plastic bandages, 3/8" x 1-1/2"
4 Knuckle fabric bandages
4 Fingertip fabric bandages
2 Elbow & knee plastic bandages, 2" x 4"
3 Butterfly wound closures

Injury Treatment;
1 Instant cold compress
4 Moleskin squares, 2" x 2"
2 First aid tape rolls, 1/2" x 5yd.
1 Finger splint, 6" x 3/4"
10 Gauze dressing pads, 2" x 2"
4 Gauze dressing pads, 3" x 3"
2 Gauze dressing pads, 4" x 4"
1 Trauma pad, 5" x 9"
1 Conforming gauze roll bandage, 2"
1 Sterile eye pad

References, Instruments;
1 Durable, clear-pocket neon softpack with reflector stripe
1 First Aid Guide
1 Scissors
1 Tweezers, metal
2 Safety pins
10 Cotton-tipped applicators, 3"
2 Exam quality vinyl gloves

This is exactly the kit I was looking for to keep in my ATV. It contains a generous supply of the basics for injuries and minor wounds that might occur in remote areas. Although it contains two small rolls of medical tape, I've found that a large roll of tape sufficient to wrap sprained ankles, wrists or to bandage a puncture wound always comes in handy. Add that item. This kit is light-weight and fits perfectly into an ATV saddle bag. The flexible nylon container allows for extra items that might be desired - and the bright-orange color keeps it easily visible in the woods if you are working an emergency away from the vehicle, so you will not lose it in the leaves.

The first aid kit has a good variety of items for use in an emergency. Bandages, medicines, even an instant cold pack. The case's outer shell seems to be a made of good durable material. On the bad side, two of the three inner compartments don't completely seal. They have a single Velcro strip to hold items inside. For larger items, such as a roll of gauze, this is fine. For smaller items such as band aids, this is insufficient. I would expect to open it up and get a lapful of items.

I really liked how compact this first aid kit is -- and it's AMAZING how much was packed into this kit. It has OODLES of bandages and creams. It also has scissors, tape, tweezers, and wipes. The very first day I had the product, I cut my finger in the kitchen with a knife. The first aid kit was sitting there and I immediately popped it open, used the wipes to clean the cut and bandaged it up. I like the soft side of this kit. I've used other kits with the hard case, but this gives me some flexibility of where it can be stored. I also think because of its flexibility, it can hold more. I'm still amazed when I open it up and find all these pockets where things are stored. It even has a heat pack. I went to use the tape for bandage and said, ""Great, NO scissors."" HA! There they were behind another item... This is a GREAT first aid kit!

I love love love this kit. I have one in my house and one in my car. I usually have my god-children on the weekends and we do a lot of physical activities outside (ride bikes, different sports, go to the playground, etc.). I have had to use this a lot on scraped knees and bug bites and it works great. I love all the band aids and ointments that came in it. The whole pack is so compact that I throw it in the bottom of the stroller and off we go. SN: I found this same product in a different color case at target for half the price.

I actually have a couple of these, they are fantastic! The first one I ordered was missing the sissors but I was sent a new one very quickly. Everything is neat and organized which is a plus when you have little ones and need something quickly. This is also very easy to throw in the car or a backpack to take with you would even fit in most diaper bags.

This kit is great. It can hold sooooo much stuff, and has plenty of room to add more items since it's not a hard case. I added a package of hand warmers and more band aids, and there is still room left over. Great buy for anyone who camps or your emergency kit

The first thing that struck me when I opened the kit was how bad the organization and pockets were on the inside. I decided to take out the cheap plastic pockets and replace them with ziplock bags, and as I was doing so, the nylon shell basically fell apart. Wasn't too much of a tragedy though, I just replaced it with a more durable nylon EMT pouch I bought from voodoo tactical. All the stuff on the inside was good, name brand stuff. The scissors and tweezers are especially useful and seem to be of good quality. There is actually so much stuff crammed in this package, that I don't usually take it all with me at once on a hike.

This is a well thought out first-aid kit. It comes in a blue waterproof pack. Very sturdy. It's filled with everything that I would need in an emergency: ice pack, scissors, plastic tweezers, bandages, creams, ointments, gloves, etc... Things that if I were packing, I'd forget. It also comes with a first-aid guide for quick reference, just in case. I recommend that everyone have a first-aid kit available.

To be honest I bought this one in haste without any research of any other kits and I don't regret it one bit. Although its a bit unorganized it has everything you need and is very simple and compact. I was looking through the other kits today and they barely give a description of what comes with it (the ones that are the same size as this one). The case is a bit soft but the orange color stands out whenever someone needs to find it. I keep this one in my car and I'm probably going to buy one for my house soon.