Review on 🏥 Surviveware 100 Piece Premium First Aid Kit – Ideal for Trucks, Cars, Camping, Office, Sports, and Outdoor Emergencies by Justin Bishop

The inside is organized and efficient in compactness without sacrificing utility. I really like the extra bobby-pins - a small thing that I don't see a lot of other first kits adding in that has a lot of uses. The extra pouch for personal first aid kit items stands out. Everyone has different needs and being able to properly accommodate yourself or others on an outing shows the thoughtfulness put in to the product. I've found myself trying to find how to put special allergy medicine or other needs for family in other first aid kits, with the result being a hastily stuffed plastic bag in the middle of the kit or in an unexpected location for others to find. At worst, other first aid kits can be overstuffed to the point that you need to remove items to add anything else you might need. Otherwise your other needs end up being stuffed in your carry bags or pockets separately, making it hard to find in an emergency.I like to think that a first aid kit should be right-sized for the trip you're planning, and the SurviveWare small first aid kit hits that spot for hiking and casual camping / backpacking. I've been gifted other kits that have a tendency to go overboard with "Tactical" and "Extreme Survival" add-ons. Those Tacti-Cool™©® additions encumber and replace helpful items, or get in the way during an emergency. Another problem for hiking, camping, or backpacking is the tendency to use camo patterns and coloring for emergency kits. Looking over Revain you'll find countless cheap packs that go that route. That's ok if you're hunting, hiking in the deep forest for wildlife photography or the like! But most of the time you want your emergency kit with high visibility. I had been specifically looking for a high-vis first aid when looking over available options.This pack is a solid buy and I'll look to gift it in the future.