Review on First Aid Kit -309 Pieces- Reflective Bag Design With Eyewash, Bandages, Moleskin Pad And Emergency Blanket For Travel, Home, Office, Car, Camping & Workplace by Jacob Sriubas

They really did pack a ton of stuff in this little bag. I ended up dividing a bunch of the bandages and swabs between this bag and my other first aid kit. Now I've got two stocked kits for car and home. I tried out the trauma shears and they do cut well!I do recommend buying some medications to keep in the kit too. I'm thinking aspirin for heart attacks, benadryl for allergic reactions, ibuprofen for pain and fevers. you get the idea.I did notice that the first aid guide would not be very helpful to me in an emergency because the print is small and crammed on one page. And it was clearly written for use in another country. The CPR guidelines do not match the American Heart Association's current training and the emergency and poison control numbers are not American phone numbers. It does not say which country it applies to.