Ultimate Protection: Waterproof 🎒 Emergency Backpacking Camping Cycling Gear Review

I packed this bag for minor injuries that I might need while walking the dog, alone or on a morning jog. Band-aids, sachets of ointment, tweezers and small scissors, some gauze and 1 inch tape, etc. Convenient to stow in a pocket or fanny pack, so ideal for walking around the neighborhood or around town.

Good size and can carry the contents of a sandwich size zip with a spare which is my day hike first aid kit. But now, honestly, I prefer looking through the inbox so I can quickly scan the content without throwing everything away or searching, especially when it's full. The smaller size is more suitable for my small first aid kit. Both sizes are useful and appear to be more durable than Ziploc and waterproof. I would like to see a transparent version, but in this material it doesn't happen.

I'm giving five stars because it's the perfect size for what I wanted it for. I wanted a small kit that would fit in the front pocket of a short cargo (I used small plastic bags) and I got it. how is it. But for something that fits in my pocket, I like it. My uses/things that I was able to comfortably store: - A very small roll of gauze and duct tape, some band-aids. - 4 gloves (rolled up tightly). - 3 face masks. - 1 N95 mask. - My emergency spray. - Several emergency contact cards and a…