QIO CHUANG Small Travel First Aid Kit - 87 Piece Clean, Treat and Protect Most Injuries,Ready for Emergency at Home
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About QIO CHUANG Small Travel First Aid Kit - 87 Piece Clean, Treat and Protect Most Injuries,Ready for Emergency at Home
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
80% praised its durable construction, though 20% experienced wear and tear
When backpacking or hiking with kids, the emergency kit includes everything we need in case of injury.
The first aid kit was outdated and something had exploded in it, making all the items unusable.
The quality of each item inside is worse than a 99 cent store.
80% praised for its comprehensive contents, but 20% thought it lacked essential items
I appreciate the inclusion of a whistle in the first aid kit, which is quite handy in case of emergency, especially if I get lost in the woods or mountains.
I listed the items in the first-aid kit, including scissors, plastic gloves, tape, bandages, alcohol pads, and a whistle.
The first aid kit comes complete with all sorts of things you might need when on the go.
I had to add several basic first aid items to the kit because they were missing. These included various-sized band aids, antiseptic cream, and antibacterial/alcohol wipes.
76% appreciated its organized layout, while 24% found it chaotic
Inside the cute bag of our first aid kit, you'll find all sorts of things.
The kit was outdated and something had exploded, making all the items unusable.
85% liked its compact and portable design
I will be keeping this first aid kit in my car, indicating its portability.
The package fits in a backpack despite having many items inside.
