Adventure Medical Kit Ultralight/Watertight Medical Kit .5-1 Person, 1-2 Days - Includes Bandages, Blister Essentials & More - Perfect for Hiking, Biking & Climbing

Light weight and Perfect basic kit for taking on the trail!! Bag is easy to drop into an mtb backpack. Takes minimum minimum space and easy to retrieve when needed.

Seems like good quality, but I hope to never need it. I take it kayak camping/fishing.

Great packaging and a decent value. I was a bit disappointed in the quantity of medication:Ibuprofen (2/pk) 4 - I received 2 packsSame with the other medications.The listing is a bit deceptive, The 4 refers to total number of pills, not the number of packets.I purchased the larger kit expecting 4 packs of each medication, but see the disclaimer at the bottom:"We reserve the right to add, withdraw, or replace items at our discretion."The header does say "Total Component Pieces." so they are covered...You can always add to the kit...

Awesome little med kit. I take it on all my hikes. I like and appreciate the security it gives me. All I do is add chapstick sunscreen lotion and hand sanitizer and I'm good.

Got this after getting caught in a downpour that turned to inches of hail. Soaking wet we lost a phone. Thankfully now we will have a med kit that will endure the weather.

This is an amazing medical kit. I'm a seasoned backpacker, camper, and hiker. I just did my first solo camping trip and it was my first camping road trip since Covid. I didn't feel up to making my own kit, and bought this one instead. Luckily I didn't need to use it until I got home, showered, and realized I had something stuck in my foot. Lol. I couldn't find tweezers and thought to check this kit.It had tweezers, anti-septic wipes, and a band-aid for me to cover my tiny wound. Its amazing how much they squeeze into this tiny, lightweight bag.I accidentally bought two but I think I'll keep them both!

I purchased this small kit to carry with me whenever I ride my mountain bike. I was riding jumps with a bunch of other mountain bikers when one of the guys went over the handlebars. I instantly pulled out my med kit and pulled out 2 antiseptic wipes for the rider. I then put on two of the largest band-aids in the kit (mistake). The kit is great and does the job. But for a dirty sweaty mountain bike ride I would suggest the larger gauze pads and tape to keep the thing in place for arms. User error on my part I think. But having gravel, dirt and rocks to pull out of the skin this kit was key. Good investment for sure. My advice, take everything out and lay it on a table and look at it. That way when you have a need for the kit, you aren't struggling to find the correct stuff. I almost gave the guy the bee sting wipe as opposed to the purple antiseptic wipe. Good kit, well done.

I added painkillers and more tape to mine.