Review on Be Prepared For Anything: Surviveware'S Outdoor First Aid Kit With MOLLE Compatibility & Labeled Compartments For Hiking, Camping And Backpacking by Michael Rodas
Cheap components: my feedback
I recently opened up this first aid kit to get some bandaids for a cut. The bandaids inside are the cheapest plastic bandaids they could find. They would barely stick to my skin and only lasted about 10 minutes. I'm worried that the rest of this kit is going to be the cheapest available components. I would recommend investing in a more expensive kit that actually has components made in the USA.
- Contains essential first aid items not found in other kits
- May not be appropriate for children or elderly individuals with different backup needs
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