Small First Assist Equipment for Automotive, Journey & Dwelling – Emergency Equipment for Mountain climbing, Tenting, Backpacking and Outside – Consists of Zip Sew Wound Closure Strips – FSA HSA Permitted

Everything I need, comes in a nice gift box
I wouldn’t typically write a review for a first aid kit, but this kit is super nice and high quality.It comes in a nice red gift box. The kit itself is nice with a reflective strip and USA flag. The contents themselves appear to be varied and useful in all sorts of situations! I have used this for hiking and outdoor trips.

Quality and value that meets your need
This is an excellent First Aid kit with everything you will need in case of an emergency. Compact which is great for hiking, adventures or just to leave in the car. Top quality. All-in-all the best bang for your buck! Highly recommend.

Decent kit but maybe not the best value
I like to keep a first aid kit in my car and liked that this one comes in an easily-visible, red case and comes stocked with most of what I want to carry. The kit comes with an assortment of bandages, gauze pads and wraps, plus tools like tweezers, a pair of scissors, a whistle, and a compact but useful first aid manual. The bag has labeled pockets to help keep things organized and straps on the back to secure it to a belt or webbing.As others have mentioned, there are things I’d add to this kit, like anti-septic cream, pain relievers, etc., to make the kit even more useful for your own needs. One issue is that this bag comes packed–and I mean packed–so that you’ll likely need to remove something from the kit to make additional items fit or carry a second bag with the ointments and meds. But I like the compactness and visibility of this kit and the fact that it comes with most of what I’d want to carry.Price and value: I’m not sure it’s the best value out there for the $40 it’s listed at currently; other kits out there come with more items at the same or lower price. I suggest you look at the contents of these kits to see which ones give the most value for what you need them for. For me, this kit has a nice but tightly-packed case and, for the price, I’d prefer something with a slightly bigger case and either some included first aid meds or a greater number of bandages.

Good Quality
This small first aid kit comes with a variety of items. It is perfect for hiking trips. Very nice bag and quality. We love this!

Fantastic kit. I am a first responder who was looking for something to throw in my own personal vehicle and this checks all the boxes. I think how they organized the kit, the quality and range of common injuries you can treat is fantastic. The whole kit is very compact and well organized and labelled. I’m dreading the day that I need to replace something in the kit; not because you can’t but it isn’t going to look as neat and tidy.For anyone looking for a kit that would be good for a weekend outing or something to throw in a vehicle this really can’t be beat.

I ordered this small first kit from brand SURVIVEX to ensure I had emergency aid supplies when I was travelling and on adventures just in case something extreme were to occur so that I would be entirely prepared for any scenario. I also ordered an additional large kit from the same brand so I could have a more fully realized solution.The build quality of this kit is bar-none, I have never seen a more complete or thoroughly well thought out layout inside, but the quality and durability of the fabric used in the production of this emergency kit is just wild.The small option the perfect size for my more portable EDC bag, and gives me a lot of confidence that I will be able to provide care for myself or my peers if ever we faced a situation that we might otherwise be unprepared for. It is bright red and very visible and I can even see items in darker light, as everything inside is brightly colour coded also with deep reds and blues and whites. Overall, this is the emergency kit that all other kits should aspire to. 5 stars.

This first aid kit is pricier than other budget-friendly kits I’ve ordered in the past from other makers. However, it does offer the following advantages over those lower-priced kits:1. The carrying case has multiple straps that make it easier to carry. For example, it can be connected to a backpack very easily.2. The inside of the case is better organized, with multiple separate compartments and printed labels describing major injury types. In comparison, with the cheaper cases I own, the first aid materials tend to be packed haphazardly into every nook and corner, making it difficult to find any single item in a hurry.3. This pack includes a couple of zip stitches, which I haven’t received in any other kit I’ve ordered in the past. Note that I found the zip stitches in a sealed bag in the “Minor Wounds” compartment.4. The included materials, such as bandages, seem higher quality and are branded as “SurviveX.” With the cheaper kits I own, the materials tended to be lower-quality bulk supplies compiled from a variety of unrecognizable brands.The kit also includes a first aid booklet, which discusses common emergencies. However, I personally would have preferred a booklet that discussed the actual items in the kit, the scenarios in which these items might be useful, and simple instructions for using them. For example, the kit comes with extraction pins, presumably for extracting ticks and thorns, but there are no instructions discussing the safe way to perform these procedures. Based on the premium quality of the kit, I would have expected more targeted information about the kit’s contents.