10 Person First Aid Kit with Plastic Case, Type III, Ansi A, OSHA Compliant

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Its never easy when you are buying a first aid kit. There are so many ways a person can be wounded and you cannot cover them all. This kit, in particular, leans more into burn and chemical wounds than it does more general wounds. You can treat the kinds of burns and exposures you might expect in a kitchen environment. This is great if that is what you are looking for. But as a more general kit, you are not getting the wound packing gauze, steri-strips or large sized bandages you might want. There is nothing to immobilize a sprain or fracture and there is no ace wrap. I wish the kit specifically said it was a kitchen or burn related kit, since then people would not open it and be surprised. But as it stands, as long as you know what kind of kit you need, this is a good one for what it does.

In reality you never know what life can throw at you. And having a first aid kit can be a lifesaver literally. We love having the Peace of Mind knowing that this is available, and this kit has everything that you could possibly need. It really is extremely portable but I can't get over how complete it really is. Keeping one in your car or in your home should give you the Peace of Mind but if you or a loved one or anyone for that matter gets hurt that you should be able to give a reasonable amount of aid. Having multiple of these in different locations and especially running the car or even in a gym bag can be a lifesaver. I am very happy with my purchase.

I like this kit as it carries a lot of the basic things you'd need in a variety of emergencies. It's not a do it all level first aid kit, so it's not going to have a comprehensive trauma pack with things like a tourniquet, sucking chest wound seal or bleed stop powder/crystals, BUT, it does have a lot of helpful items for a work office space, at home, and in your vehicle. For the price it is well worth picking up a few and having them around. Is also a great gift for those who don't have one, as they may not buy it for themselves, but would probably love to get one as a caring gift! Cheers!

I got this to take when I go camping because it's not uncommon to get various small cuts, scrapes, and burns. I like that this comes in a hard plastic case to protect the contents. It comes with a lot of helpful supplies to treat small issues with bandages, gauze, antiseptic, and burn cream. It also includes application tools like scissors and gloves These are all great items to have on hand when needed. I do wish it came with a few different sized bandages to cover cuts and burns, but there is gauze and tape that will do. It's easy to add a few things to the case as well to keep it stocked

This is a good quality first aid kit, with components ranging from burn aids, eye wash, and scissors, to several types of bandages, adhesive tape, and gauze pads. There's plenty of hand sanitizer, antiseptic wipes, and antibiotic ointments. It also comes with a well-written booklet giving advice and steps for how to deal with a number of different injuries or other problems, such as heat stroke. Everything comes well-packed in a nice quality plastic case. It's easy to open quickly if needed, and has both a handle and holes to allow it to be hung on a wall if you so wish. There are little holes so you could use something to keep it from coming open so easily, either a padlock or even just a little twist of wire if you wanted to make sure it could be opened quickly in an emergency.

This is a really nicely packed and super helpful first aid box. This really does contain all things essential for any first aid emergencies to get you to the next level if needed. The case is a hard plastic so will last in my car OK The only downside to the case being so well stocked is that you pretty much have to empty the case to find what you are looking for as everything is packed pretty tightly. The ad description is fairly confusing as in the description it says up to 25 people but in the title it says up to 10 people. Not sure which it actually is but I guess it really depends on what you need. 5 Stars = Excellent brand and product, great deal! 4 Stars = Really good product with a minor fault or two. 3 Stars = Average just like the number. Good not great. 2 Stars = May be OK, but there are glowing issues with it. 1 Star = Avoid at all costs!

Like similar medical kits - too much unnecessary items and not enough usage items. Fluff to fill the box and increase the item count, but not enough to matter in serious injuries or cuts. A minor kit - bandaids, ointments, tweezers, pain relief for minor cuts, splinters and a major kit - LOTS of pads, gauze, tourniquet - severe wound care. This kit has minimal bandaids and ointments - which will go pretty quick. Leaving a small assortment of pads remaining that won't amount to much with a wound that would need pads. Definitely not an out and about kit or job site kit- Overloaded for a small office kit. Also this kit does not have the minimum supply for each item as recommended ANSI/OSHA. This is a feel good kit. Not enough to help, but feel good you bought something. Buy a trauma kit if you have potential serious injuries- or a large minor kit designed for offices that has plenty of supplies like band aids, single does packets of tylenol, ointments. This is neither.