RHINO RESCUE Small First Aid Kit Ultralight Waterproof Medical Kit for Hiking, Backpacking, Cycling, Travel, Vehicles

As described. Small kit with a little room to spare. Great for traveling. Easily carried in a small day bag or keep handy at work or in a car.

Needed a small first aid kit for our hike. This one was great value and had everything we needed in case of emergency. Perfect size to throw in our bag and didn’t weigh us down or take up too much space

Very nice first aid kit; just wish the bag was every so, slightly larger, but all in all, what I was looking for.

I carry this on all my day hikes (and hopefully on some overnights soon). Covers the bases for those of us who don't have the skills to treat really serious injuries, and is easily customized for whatever your needs are. I removed some of the duplicate items that I'm unlikely to need on short trips to make room for some meds and gear repair items. Plus it's much less expensive than some of the other options out there!

Purchased this for a family member about to take a trip abroad. The case is approximately 7-8" wide. It is made of water repellant materials. I would strongly test this in a bathtub or sink under water to learn if it is truly waterproof. This medical bag has a clasp to clip onto a purse, a backpack, etc. It's not the strongest of clasps so can probably tear or break more easily with torque applied. I supplemented the items in this medical bag with a purchase from another medical kit. Then you can mix and match specifically what you need into this bag. It's easy to find in a packed backpack or duffle bag because of its colors. This helps when you are rushing to stop a cut from bleeding everywhere. As always, I suggest a kit have aspirin, various sized band-aids, gauze, gauze tape, blister tape, clothes pins, ace bandage, anti-itch, antibiotic, antibacterial wipes and cream, hand sanitizer, pen, paper, pill container, rubber bands, cotton balls, flashlight (or headlamp), athletic tape, tweezers, napkins, washcloth, thermal blanket, bottle opener, scissors or tiny blade, nail file, blister patches, eye drops, honey throat candy / cough drops, anti-diarrheal, Tums, Gas-X, gum, sewing kit (black, white, translucent thread, paper clips (larger size), a dime, small mirror, moisturizing cream, lip gloss. There's more but you can ping me for a more comprehensive list.