Lewis-Plast First Aid Kit Bag - 309 Piece Survival Kits - Safety Essentials for Travel Car Home Camping Work Hiking,Green

One of the items of kit that is necessary to own but you hope you never need to use! Extensively range of bandages, dressings, plasters, scissors, eye care, blister and scalds/burn care plus stuff like gloves, CPR kit and emergency blankets to keep casualties warmer. There are sterile wipes and 3 vials of sterile water that can be used to clean grit out of an eye or be used to irrigate a wound There is also a first aid booklet to help you in an emergency. The bag is a good size and holds everything with enough room to put in a few more pieces like extra steristrips and the like. But the bag isn’t massive by any means and is easily packed away without taking up a lot of room. The bag is clearly identified as a first aid kit. All the first aid kit is lacked in sterile waterproof wrappings of one form or another. The materiel of the bag is certainly showerproof if not actually totally waterproof. The zip moves easily and doesn’t catch. The materiel is thick enough to be sturdy but not thick enough to be inflexible. I have used one plaster and it did its job perfectly well. Frankly it’s a well-equipped first aid kit good for use at home, kept in a car or for treating injuries at sports events. There is no major bleeding clotting kit apart from the supplied dressings but I would expect those in this level of kit. All things considered this is a very good first aid kit and a steal at the price. You should buy one!

We already had a small kit to take on days out but needed something bigger for camping and it was great. Well stocked for all type of injuries and we just stuffed extra plasters in.

Definitely getting another one

Good dates on products, also good quality items. Bag it comes in was a nice touch too. Hand to keep in the car for those just incase moments.

Good kit but some of the items are cheap and needed replacing.

So there are A LOT of reviews on here complaining about expiry dates when there is nothing out of date in this first aid kit!! Yes it expires in 2 years however, these were marked as made in 2020. If you look carefully at one of the pictures there is 2 symbols & 2 dates. The little building symbolise the date it was manufactured & the little sand timer shows the expiry date. The majority of things go out of date in 2025 so don’t let these silly reviews about it expiring stop you from buying this! It’s incredible for the price & has a long life ahead 😁 I was going to get one from Boots that was £20 but it was only a 50 piece set so this is definitely worth the money even if it is a year old. Still got 4 years with it

Something useful to have around. I keep mine in the boot of my car just in case, comes with a lot of useful pieces of kit. It’s something that is just handy to have available since you never know when you may need them. A decent size bag and amount of things come with this kit!

Great for use at home or for travelling. It is well stocked.