Be Smart Get Prepared 398pc Emergency First Aid Kit
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About Be Smart Get Prepared 398pc Emergency First Aid Kit
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
75% praised its durable construction, though 25% experienced wear and tear
Both kits are durable and easy to find in an emergency. They have everything needed for immediate first aid needs.
I used one of the knee bandages to cover a wound and when I opened the bandage, the skin around it was irritated badly for days.
73% praised for its comprehensive contents, but 27% thought it lacked essential items
I like that I don't have to pack a travel size first aid or pay for a secondary travel friendly kit. The kit is big enough to handle minor scrapes, cuts, bruises and burns without any problem.
I am disappointed with the contents of the kit as 85% of it is standard sized bandaids.
The kit does not include roll gauze, the glove is unpacked and not sterile, metal scissors are made of cheap material that could rust easily, and one of the knee bandages caused skin irritation for days.
74% appreciated its organized layout, while 26% found it chaotic
The first aid kit is missing roll gauze, which is necessary.
I plan to remove the contents and reconfigure it as a child first aid kit exclusively for my car. I will stock it with actual helpful items and use it in my glove compartment.
73% liked its compact and portable design
This first-aid kit is very portable and compact, and also comes with a bonus pack that can be strapped to a Molle pack.
I like the compact size of the kit and the fact that it comes with a little bag to carry around.
