300Piece Portable First Aid Kit Refill Supplies for Car Mini Caming Emergency First Aid Kit Hiking Survival Essential Kit for Outdoor Adventure Emergency Case, Orange 1st Aid

Perfect size for car. Contains all of the essentials.

Picked this up before a trip and it's now a permanent fixture in my bag. Small enough to not take up space but stocked with the essentials you actually reach for — bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relief, the basics. Organized well so you're not digging around when you need something fast. Used it a couple times already for minor scrapes and headaches and it had exactly what I needed both times. Good peace of mind for road trips, flights, or just everyday carry. Solid value for what's included.

Great first aid kit for kids and adults. It's not the biggest and baddest out there but you get a nice selection for events like camping and picnics.

Needed to replace. Easy to spot red case, has a variety of first aid items. My teens use with none to minimum assistance. Nice quality. Value for the money.

I have a much larger and more comprehensive First Aid kit for the car, but this is an excellent travel option. Great for short trips, cruises, minor home care, etc. It definitely comes with everything listed and there is room to add a few items for personal needs: I added more cotton tips, Dramamine, blister pads and antiseptic wipes. It is compact but loaded with minor emergency. The overall construction and look aer decent. Value-wise it is great. A few things that may want you to consider more expensive options: 1) It's not easy to organize everything that's packed in there in case you insist on neatly dividing "everything" up, 2) The scissors and tweezers are not the greatest quality, but will get the job done in a pinch, 3) You overstuff it with more items I fear you may stress the zipper, but I've added many items without any harm.

It is a great size for a car and had all the items you would need for first aid.

Great first aid kit for the car. The small, soft pouch fits just about anywhere… in the door, in the trunk, in stow compartments, etc. Plus it’s light and fits into hiking bags, backpacks, beach bags, pretty much wherever you need it to go. There’s more than enough supplies for basic cuts and scrapes, stings, burns, etc. Don’t expect a full on trauma kit or anything to treat serious injuries like the $100+ outdoor kits, but there’s more than enough for most everyday injuries you’d encounter. I’m not going to get into all the stuff that’s included, since that’s listed in the description… but they didn’t skimp or short change you. I would have liked to see the contents organized a bit better, but that might be asking a bit much, given the price and size. There is also a little extra room to add a few of your own items if so desired. We added some glucose gel, dermabond, a tourniquet, Benadryl, a few more 4x4 pads, travel lidocaine spray, and suture kit (for worst case scenarios).

Great for my car with my accident prone husband lol. Comes with the basic stuff and is lightweight! Seems to be durable so far!