SHBC Compact First Aid Kit for Family Emergency Care
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About SHBC Compact First Aid Kit for Family Emergency Care
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
79% praised its durable construction, though 21% experienced wear and tear
This kit is water resistant and can accommodate a few more items, all under $50.
My first aid kit got soaked when water crept into the glove box during rain, indicating that it is not waterproof and durable.
76% praised for its comprehensive contents, but 24% thought it lacked essential items
This kit is water resistant and can accommodate Neosporin, Benedryl cream, Tylenol, and ibuprofen in a ziploc, all under $50.
The selection of bandages and other materials is well thought out and present in good quantity.
The kit includes unexpected items like silver emergency blankets, q-tips, and safety pins.
This first aid kit is missing important items like antibiotic cream, burn treatment, sting treatment, cold packs, and pain relievers.
69% appreciated its organized layout, while 31% found it chaotic
The first aid kit has many pockets for good organization, which is a positive aspect.
It is difficult to find things and put them back in order because the items are packed tightly.
I ordered the product for my boat, but it's not waterproof.
I keep the first aid kit in the glove box, but it is not waterproof.
80% liked its compact and portable design, but 20% found it too large
I purchased a first-aid kit for my boat and am very happy with it.
The first aid kit got soaked when it rained and it's not waterproof.
