First Aid Only 298 Piece All-Purpose Emergency First Aid Kit for Home, Office, Car, Apartment, Dorm, and Camping, Travel-Friendly Compact Pouch Fits in Backpacks, Suitcases, Cabinets, and Drawers

There was enough in here for me to build out 2-3 smaller kits. PLENTY of bandages. Everything seems good quality. Everything advertised was included. All the basics. Everything is well organized, easy to reach, and compact.

I really like this first-aid kit. I researched a bunch and this seemed to have the best bang for your buck. It’s perfect to keep in the house or in the car. Compact but very useful. All the included materials are decent quality, and it’s easy enough to find things inside.

I bought this first aid kit for my parents a while back and told them to remember where they put it. Well my mom had a big accident where we needed to hold pressure to stop the bleeding. Thank goodness my dad remembered where this was and with the gauze and some pressure we saved her. Great quality, size, and all around great kit. After the accident I bought 3 more for my siblings.

Has everything you need and a bit more. Very compact in size and easy to take with you since it fits everywhere. The material helps to repel water as well.

This is the ultimate high quality first aid kit that is useful for multiple instances. Tons of different uses inside that is fantastic for your vehicle, hiking, or camping!

Has come in handy multiple times. The variety in this little pack is quite impressive as well. Lots of tiny bandaids, slightly bigger, medium, slightly bigger, large, etc. There's also other miscellaneous things in here like burn stuff that makes it feel nice to know it's there if needed.

Great kit

This kit has numerous bandaids of all sizes and purposes, basic wound cleaning and care, OTC pain relievers, ointments - almost anything you need in a jiffy and for simple/generic medical needs. The cost is ~$20 and there are easily more than $20 in bandaids and cleaning wipes alone. The kit is not well organized; I removed everything and reorganized (bandaids in one side, wipes in one section, OTC pain relievers in one section etc.) There was not a handy list of items included in the kit, so if you needed something in a hurry you'd be left guessing what was in the kit. But, in the AMZ ad there is a full list and I printed it out and placed it in the kit. This will also help know what needs to be replaced.