276PCS Personal First Aid Kit for Car Emergency Supplies Mini Compact Bag for Backpack, Basic Camping Essentials Survival Kit for Hiking Travel with Scissors

Tolles Set für Ausflüge, Urlaub und Co. Stabile Tasche mit Reißverschluss, passt in jeden Rucksack 🎒. Gerade wenn man mit Kindern unterwegs ist ein nützlicher Begleiter.

It has it all, perfect for our trucks. Easy to store. Would but again!

Alles drin, was man braucht. Von Sicherheitsnadeln bis Verband und Wundschnellverband.

This first aid kit turned out to be exactly what I needed for my long motorcycle trips. When I started looking, I found a huge variety of kits, from basic band-aid packs to full emergency room setups, with prices ranging from just a few dollars to several hundred. How to choose the right one? I began by listing a few key features to help narrow down my options. Price was a major factor, as I wanted a good balance between usability and value. Luckily, this kit was on sale for under $15, which breaks down to just $0.05 per item (there are 276 items in total). Other important criteria included a variety of bandaging options, a compact size, and a sturdy, zippered case to protect the contents from being crushed or damaged. Kits that I've used in the past were tiny and packed in a plastic wrap. Inevitably, when a road injury occurred the included items were too small or what I needed was missing altogether. Another problem with those small kits was damage from shifting luggage. It was important to me to have a broader selection of bandages and associated accessories while still being compact. My Harley Davidson Ultra Limited comes with a trunk and saddlebags, but space becomes a premium when packing for two-week trips or longer. This kit packs a LOT in a small space & does so in a very nice hard-shell case. The zipper is sturdy, and the case has sufficient flex to pack well into tight spaces in luggage or a saddleback insert. At this price point you will not see premium tools or products. Yet the items included really are appropriate for the intended mission which is to either patch for a continued trip or to get injuries secured long enough to get to a clinic. What I like most are the resources to clean wounds including iodine packets and soap wipes together with the vials of antiseptic with cotton swabs on each end. Other desirable products include burn dressing, (motorcycles have seriously hot exhaust pipes!) and an instant ice pack. For cold weather conditions a very lightweight but also very efficient mylar blanket. I've used these overnight in the snowy mountains and was amazed at how well body heat was retained. Safety pins and a pair of scissors come in handy as do the plastic tweezers. A rubber tourniquet is tightly rolled up to stem serious bleeding. Several sizes of gauze pads come in this kit along with adhesive tape. Really there are too many items for me to repeat them here.

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