Swimmaxt Swim Goggles-Swimming Goggles Anti uv, Anti Fog

For the price, I thought this was a good value especially compared to similar kits in the price range. For example, it includes the cpr mask and instant compress which aren't easy to obtain cheaply or individually, so nice to have in a kit, metal tweezers and some medication (only 2 aspirin packets, but 4 antihistamine which wasn't listed). There was also a thin slim glow stick included that was not listed - but I assume, since it's glowing, that it was broken as I was rooting around. Didn't see it - down in pocket crevice, about width of a slim pen. Not sure that would have been terribly useful and wasn't expecting so not disappointed.The medications in my kit look to be good for over a year and a half out (10/18). I liked the fold out design of the bag with four separate areas - one with little pockets. Easy enough to reorganize to my specs. Thought the assortment of band-aids was nice. Larger butterfly type and these larger plasters I hadn't seen before.What was the most important to me is that it wasn't stuffed so full I couldn't add my own stuff. Plenty of room to do that. For example I added burn cream packets (there were only a few kits that included this - basic imho either that or cuts is basically what I'm always having to attend to) found here on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CEK340C/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3) and Visine. I also plan to add a tube of antibiotic ointment (the little included is fine to get you started), what I call buddy tape (that stretch self stick stuff that is a life saver if you have a broken toe or similar you need to mobilize and protect and is handy for other applications, too), probably fabric bandages as I just think they stick better, needle and matches to sterilize (my preferred way of extracting splinters), my own favorite medications, and maybe a wound seal kit and better gauze. I don't think any of these kits come with anything for a serious wound.What would make this kit perfect? A couple of packets of nonaspirin pain reliever, burn cream and a basic first aid booklet. However - easy and cheap to add, (and download and print out the latter). Add in a first aid class and I feel like I'll be at least adequately prepared for most basic emergencies 'cept maybe the zombie apocalypse.

Great first aid kit and economical. Also not too big (about 10" x 6" and 2-1/2" thick). Saved me from buying lots of individual things. I like the scissors, tweezers, pain meds and antihistamine tabs. Also love the organization so it's easy to find and keep everything in it's place. I will be bringing suture material, more meds, antibiotics, topicals and injectibles, ACE wrap, finger splint and ankle support, since I'm a medical professsional, but for a basic kit, this was great and definitely saved me time! Thanks!

Dunno, if there are quality differences between first aid kids, didn't open it. I bought it and put it in my boat. A first aid kit is always good to have. Lets hope I never have to use it.

Kit is actually pretty thorough, a lot of products you would not usually find in a first aid kit at all. Perfect for your car. I got two courtesy emails from the company one to thank me for my order and another to check if I received my product in a timely manner. Great experience

This kit has all the basics. I might would suggest adding a small bottle of benadryl and a small bottle of Advil or Tylenol. It only offers enough for one maybe two doses. But it has plenty of everything else you need and comes in a nice lightweight bag.

I got this item for my husbands camping gear. Nice case. Very well put together

Very nice kit-everything in it's place and expiration dates set well into next year. A thermometer would have been helpful also. Something to think about for future kits.

Nice first aid kit. Has everything you need for small cuts and abrasions. Good to have on the boat and I hope we never have to use it.