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

Heads up! Long read ahead. It’s worth noting that if you don’t know how to use something, it is not as useful. That being said; Familiarize yourself with the First Aid Kit, learn how to properly use its components.As someone who nearly lost a thumb and finger to a severe table saw incident, I’ve begun to take being prepared for trauma very seriously. I’ve purchased 4 of these FAK’s for church and personal use. They are well made and sturdy. Having multiple mounting options for keeping handy in…

I wanted a good Emergency First aid kit that I could stash for emergencies. I wanted something the could handle as many issues as possible in one kit.This kit had nearly everything, and in a very well organized package.I added many of my own items, to cater to my family's personal needs. Mostly medications, Tylentol, Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Cold and Flu tablets, Nausea, Emergency Inhaler, Bite and sting kit, smelling salts, ect.The great thing about this kit, Is that it handles almost everything…

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…

Well supplied kit and the bag seems really nice and waterproof. The first time I needed to use it the zipper caught on one of the bags and came off of the track and I can't get it to go back in. Unfortunately this leaves me unable to close the kit.

Just got this delivered and had to break it open to see what it's all about. Having spent over 30 years in the Army, I was glad to see the case itself is an awesome fabric, and has plenty of velcro and loops available that reminded me of a molle pack. It contains an immense amount of emergency supplies in such a small area! The divided and labeled pouches are a great touch as well. I've added bug/sting stuff, antibiotics, extra alcohol prep pads, XL gloves, and hand sanitizer to expand it a…

My son has wanted an emergency medical kit. I did a lot of research to find the right one. All the special details and easy lay out was great. I added a tourniquet, steri-strips, and a few other items (an inhaler for my son and granddaughter, meds specific for my family) after reading reviews from doctors, nurses, and EMT’s, and my experience as a retired ER physician assistant. Now we are ready for our family camping trip and hope to never need it!

This is by far the best first aid kit I’ve been able to find. It’s the only one I’ve found that actually has the items sorted and labeled. Even much more expensive kits just have stuff thrown about randomly. You don’t want to be searching frantically for the right stuff when you’re in an emergency.The bag seems very durable. I haven’t put it through any kind of stress test, but it feels very strong. I love how the reflective piping lights up in the darkness.This kit has almost everything you…

Well made first aid kit, with compartments clearly labelled, so it should minimize time spent fumbling around finding things. It did take a surprising amount of force opening the case for the first time, although I suppose that just comes with having a watertight zipper.

This first-aid kit is jam-packed with a variety of different items for many situations- ones that might ACTUALLY happen- and it even has room in smaller pockets for other items you may want to add. The quality is excellent; from the super durable waterproof material, to the labels on the pockets inside, to the zippers, to the accurate instruction manual for basic first-aid.I will say that the bag’s main zipper is specially made with a rubbery outer-laye

I have been looking for more of a complete first aid kit and I’m really happy with this one. Everything is clearly labeled and there are instructions with pictures should you need them. I added a few things like a good multitool, medications/natural remedies we like and an actual CPR mask for adults and children (this one has the plastic barrier kind) but I really didn’t have to add anything. It also came with a mini kit which will be great for hiking or a purse or diaper bag.

I like this first aid because no matter where I go, by the ocean, a river or just hiking through the mountains, I know that the important items in my first aid kit are going to stay dry no matter what. The build quality on this kit is A+. The zipper is a little tricky at first, but if you lube it up (lube included) it will be fine. One of the best features about this pack is that all of the pouches are labeled, so in a situation where you need to get first aid materials quickly you know where…

It's packed full and well organized. I just bought it for around the house. Short of an AED it's has everything you need for bleeding, and sprains. There is enough room to put small packets of ibuprofen, antihistamine, and Tylenol, that's about the only thing I would add to this kit.

Great kit! I bought it for use when traveling so far only used it for a couple splinter incidents and a second degree burn and both times I was easily able to get to the kit and find exactly what I was looking for and it was always good stuff. none of those plastic or wooden splinter kits and the burn ointment gauze pads all of it was great and super useful!

It’s so organized. Everything is labeled, everything has a place. And there’s room for extra supplies and medicines. Thrilled with this purchase!