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Bob Graybosch
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
I am on blood thinners, so having first aid always at hand is very important. These seal well so the contents stay in good shape and they are easy to carry and open, even 1 handed. I use this one on my E bike.
shana
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
Took this for hiking and camping trips so great to have for emergencies and easy to pack
JM
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
It’s nice but kinda to big to carry comfortably on you and to small to store what u really need. It is made very well and if kept in a back pack it’s worth it.
Kelly Martinez
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
Bought this for an international trip to have a first aid kit in hand. It was perfect.
Delia
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
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KateN
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023
I bought these for a safety award for work and the guys who received them loved them, shockingly! I thought they’d laugh over a mini first aid kid but they said they were awesome and had the perfect amount of items in them!
Jennifer Gray
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
The case is good quality and it is definitely portable, so it is good for a purse. I was imagining using it for a go bag despite looking at the size on the specifacations. It just didn’t occur to me how small it would be because of the picture. So that’s my fault. I’m not sure how they fit so many items in such a small container so it’s nice that it covers a lot of bases. There were some other items I wanted that it didn’t have and the container has a little bit of room to put those in. It is supposed to be waterproof and I have not tried it, but it looks like it would be. However, I am hoping to find a larger version for more serious issues that I can put in my emergency bag.
ColorfulSimpleLife
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023
The mini first aid kit has essentials but it's also missing a few basics for hiking and camping. It could use some burn cream packets, a tick remover, and more sting relief prep pads. It seems to be set up for short day hikes that will take care of minor cuts and scraps out on a trail. I tested the waterproof case in a bucket of water about two inches deep. The case floated and did not sink. I had to push it under and let it sit for about sixty seconds before inspecting the red napkin I put inside. The case had no water leaks and the red napkin came out dry but I wouldn't trust the case under water for a long period. It's not the type of case I would bring out into the ocean with me on a surfboard. The case should do fine in a small downpour of rain or accidental spill around camp. The material is a hard plastic and doesn't bend. It would probably shatter before bending. The case with 30 pieces weighs about 94.4 grams and the case empty weighs about 59.3 grams. If you're a serious hiker you're going to have to ditch the case and go with a zip-lock bag to save backpack weight. Overall, the quality of the waterproof case and the first-aid essentials seems to be average and would work well for a short day hike, maybe a trip to an amusement park, or a pleasant day of sunshine on a beach.
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