I thought it would be a nice addition to the supplies I take
I purchased this first aid kit to put in my trailer that I take to craft shows with my embroidery machine.  I thought it would be a nice addition to the supplies I take.  I liked the idea that it was supposed to be for 25 people, was separated into sections for usage, and came in a hard case.  I thought it would also be good to take with us when we go camping.<br /><br />First, it appears that this item is as advertised.  It is a basic first aid kit to &#34;clean, treat, and protect&#34; in case of accident or emergency.  This is why I am giving them five stars.<br /><br />When I received this item, I was a bit disappointed in how the box is organized.  The way it is separated is by a six-section re-closable plastic pouch that is marked with what you are supposed to use each of the sections for.  This is a decent idea, but you cannot separate the sections (I guess I could cut them apart), so I can’t organize them the way I would like to.  They are re-closable, but the way it is accomplished is by a sticky strip on the face of the pack that the flap sticks to.  In my opinion, six separate, zip-closable sections would be better, or section off the case.<br />The supplies provided are basic first-aid supplies.  In my opinion, fabric bandages would be better than plastic ones, as they stay in place better, but that’s just personal preference.  I have not had an opportunity to use any of the supplies yet, so I’m not sure of their quality.  They seem to be the typical, basic ones provided in all first-aid kits.<br />I think it would be an OK starter kit.  I was expecting a bit more from a “25-person”, “ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015 Class A Type III” first-aid kit, especially when it is said to be suitable for office, work, industry, home, auto, and all-purpose.  I guess I was just thinking that there would be a bit more in it.<br />I received this item at a reduced priced in exchange for an unbiased review.
Rating: 5 stars