Review on Large 200-Piece Waterproof First Aid Kit For Outdoor Emergencies, Cars, Boats, Trucks, Hurricanes, And Tropical Storms - Premium Quality By Surviveware by Chris Martin

As a volunteer Paramedic/First Responder, I know first hand the importance of a well organized and well stocked trauma bag. While I have my own EMS jump bag for high level emergencies, its a clunky bag that weighs roughly 35-40lbs. It's useful and does practically stay with me at all times, but I wanted to find or make a kit that included many of the essentials for lower level emergencies. A kit for your mild to moderate cuts and burns, animal bites and stings, etc, but also stocked for minute emergencies (Shock, heart attack, cardiac arrest/CPR, arterial bleeds) that need immediate lifesaving treatment.I stumbled upon these kits from Surviveware, and find they fit the bill perfectly! Seriously a great first aid kit! Lots of gear and well packed from the seller. I love the organization of these with the names stitched on each pocket. Also packed with decent quality items as well; I'd have no reservations using anything in the kit to help my own friends or family.Being someone who is constantly over prepared, I added a few things to the pack I'm keeping in my truck. Extra tape, band aids, Neosporin, and sports wrap. Then added a few more burn dressings, gauze rolls, and minor OTC medications; antacids, dissolvable aspirin, allergy/decongestants, migraine reflief, Tylenol, naproxen, and ibuprofen.Just for fun, I successfully added a finger tip pulse ox, stethoscope, and blood pressure cuff to the kit as well, though I don't think I will carry these on a regular basis. If these are needed, I'll be treating patients out of my full EMS bag instead, but its nice to know that if I needed to carry them I could.Overall, it's a great kit. I was impressed enough that I bought two more. One kit for our RV and the other for the wife's car. Highly recommend!