Be Smart Get Prepared 110 Pc First Aid Kit - Home, Car, Office, Travel, FSA

I’m really impressed with this 110-piece first aid kit! It’s compact and lightweight, but somehow holds everything you might need for small emergencies — bandages, antiseptic, ice pack, and more. The case itself is sturdy with a strong clip to close and the interior compartments keep items organized so you’re not digging around in a stressful moment. I love that it’s small enough to keep in my car glove box, but it has enough supplies to handle everyday cuts, scrapes, and even slightly bigger situations until you can get proper medical care.

Great

Storage is super easy? Love the included items great for emergencies !! Would buy again

I do not understand a lot of the unfavorable reviews about this kit. One review even talks about how it is better than nothing but that is such a low bar. But I think it has a lot, especially for someone like me who didn't even have a single Band-Aid. I live alone so I wanted to buy a kit instead of buying each item in bulk, if I could do so without a huge markup. I did buy an extra bottle of antibiotic ointment in case the five packets are not enough. But it has gauze pads, Band-Aids, tape, various medicines, prep pads, disinfectant wipes, A bit of antibiotic ointment, and even a trauma pad. If you think that it is not very much, you have to remember that you would change your dressing once or twice a day or sometimes only every two days. I was looking through a lot of kits and this seems to be the best value one. The only other one that seems to be a good value is the first aid only kit, but reviews on their talk about low quality supplies, a lot of the supplies are first aid only brand, and I didn't want to try to use it only to find out things like the Band-Aids won't stick. A lot of other kits seem to have an extremely high markup based on the fact that you are getting a premade kit. The contents of my kit included everything that is listed in the product description. The fact that they actually list the items and don't just show pictures is very helpful. It was helpful how they categorized the items in their list into clean, treat, and protect. I counted the various different pads and bandages that it said I was supposed to have and I did have them all in the right amounts and it seems that I have a long time to use them so they didn't try to pawn off a kit on me that is going to expire in one or two months. Mainly the antibiotic ointment, the instant ice pack, pills, the prep pads, and the antiseptic wipes will expire after awhile and all first aid kits. The gauze pads might expire as well. I'm not sure. I don't think they do though. I am only knocking off one star because the case is not as portable as I thought, and because the tweezers are not that good. Unlike other reviews, my case does work well. The latches work well. It opens and shuts well. It doesn't break. Some other reviews said that the case was zip tied shut, and once Dave broke the zip ties, the case would never stay shut again. I have not experienced that. The case opens and shuts very well for me. The only problem is that it is not as portable as I thought. It could fit somewhere like on a shelf, but it can't fit in a small drawer. If the supplies are only for one person, it does have enough supplies where you could make a smaller kit for your backpack and then still have enough of each of the supplies in the larger kit as well. But I wouldn't say it can fit anywhere. It does have the dimensions of the case listed, but I couldn't conceptualize it very well. If I had known that ahead of time, I would've still gotten this kit because it is the best value for the supplies, but I do wish that the case were a bit more compact. Also, you can't save space by putting the case on its side. It needs to be flat or the supplies will get disorganized. The case functions very well, but it just takes up more space than it really needs to. Also, the tweezers are plastic and aren't really that good. I was mainly trying to get the best value for the consumable supplies without having to buy each supply in bulk and having it be cheaper per supply, but not being able to use it before it expires. Therefore, the tweezers not being that good isn't a dealbreaker for me. I already saw other reviews that mentioned the tweezers. For the price of this kit, it would be unrealistic to expect amazing tweezers, but I still wish that the tweezers had been metal and not plastic. They are serviceable I suppose, but I just don't like the tweezers that much. Replacing the tweezers with metal ones isn't that big of a deal however. It does come with some Q-tips and a few tongue depressors. I'm not exactly sure what I would use them for, but maybe they could be helpful. Overall, I am satisfied with this kit. I did read a lot of unfavorable reviews about the case not staying shut. I don't know where those came from but that did not happen to me. Other reviews didn't seem to involve people actually checking their kit but I did check mine and everything was there. This is meant to be a basic first aid kit for medical emergency that could occur at home or work. If someone were to take stars away because it can't do something like treat a gunshot wound I wouldn't think that is very fair. And yes, it does have a lot of Band-Aids, but you would probably need Band-Aids more often than something like the gauze pads.

this was a perfect selection is the right amount of things and supplies that’s needed for my daughter who’s starting college and can have something in her dorm just in case of an accidentss

All items mentioned included, Good emergency kit

Bought this 110-piece first aid kit for my son’s new apartment—because apparently moving out means he now thinks he’s invincible and that cooking bacon shirtless is a solid life choice. This kit has pretty much everything he’ll need for the inevitable “Oops, I didn't know the knife was that sharp” or “I just wanted to see if I could fix the garbage disposal myself” moments. Compact, well-organized, and just the right amount of “I told you so” in a zippered case. It’s the perfect gift for the accident-prone, the overly confident, or any young adult who thinks Band-Aids magically appear in drawers. 10/10 would buy again (and probably will after he uses half of it in a week).

Cheap insurance. Easily thrown into vehicle or a day pack.