Review on 🚑 Surviveware Waterproof Premium First Aid Kit - Small Kit for Cars, Boats, Trucks, Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, and Outdoor Emergencies - 100 Piece by Francis Vasquez

I keep this First Aid Kit in my truck at all times. It has almost everything I need for emergency situation when I am traveling. The best part is that it is well organized and labeled. The last thing you want to be doing in an emergency situation is fumbling through a bag looking for the items you know you need. This kit puts labels on each pouch and has it organized with the type of emergency you might encounter. It also includes an easy to use emergency guide book and several items you don't normally see in a prebuilt emergency Kit. Highly recommend based on this.As far as quality, I have not been able to test the full waterproofness of the case yet but it seems to be hold up to getting water splashed with no water getting inside. Case also seems well built and like it will last me a long time.The company itself seems great too, my kit came with a free extra item (one of those credit card multitools) which has come in handy, as well as, an offer for another free item in the mail at no cost. They also reached out to me personally once I received my items to make sure I was satisfied with everything. It's very refreshing to see a company that goes above and beyond for the customers. I will definitely be purchasing more from Surviveware.The only con I see is the zipper can be hard to open quickly. I tried several times to quickly pull it open and it kept getting caught at the first turn. After a few tries it seems better. I don't know if that is because the zipper broke-in a bit or I just got used to the angle of holding it to make it work. This was only when trying to quickly open it as fast as I could. Under normal use it was fine.The one change I would do is have the words "FIRST AID" on the front with a more traditional first aid logo. I understand that most people will associate the red coloring and the first aid-ish cross shaped logo with a first aid kit but I have also had people see it and ask 'what is that?'. Having more traditional first aid kit identifiers might make this a more effective in emergencies.