Great start to the perfect kit
Just got my kit today.  It looks like a great little kit.  I was pleasantly surprised by the hard cloth case.  This is actually great for having cold packs in because if they get smashed or broken then they won't be useful when you want them.  Now we won't have to worry about cold packs in our soccer bags already being &#34;used&#34; when a child actually needs one.  I think this is my favorite feature of this item and probably the only thing to consider when thinking about how much you are willing to pay for this item as many of the other items are cheaply replaceable.  For example, there is a big assortment of wipes and bandaids - this makes up the majority of the kit.  Most of these things you can probably get fairly cheap with sales and coupons.<br /><br />I didn't care for the tweezers as they are big, plastic awkward things.  You will probably want to replace them.<br /><br />Also, the inside plastic dividers were a little confusing.  I am assuming you may be able to buy more of them as one of the plastic items has velcro on both sides, but only one spot to connect to in the case.  Maybe you can add on plastic dividers and connect at the velcro spot?  The cases do not have a solid closure but really just a flap that goes over.  The big inside pockets can be handy for larger cold packs or other large items you might need in your kit.<br /><br />Not sure I would pay $24 for the kit, but I do think the product is a great start to a perfect first aid kit. There seems to be lots of room in the case to add the things that are the most important to you along with a few simple things to get you started.
Rating: 4 stars