Mini Travel Kit

This is a very well put together kit that consists of the items and supplies that you would need for minor cuts, scrapes, burns, etc. The zippered nylon fabric case is of ample size to even add more supplies if you feel the need to. I think that it will last for many years. I would definitely recommend this.

I love that this is very compact (about the size of my Kindle Paperwhite). It can fit in a glovebox, purse, or backpack. Everything inside is single use, so there won’t be any wasted product. Traveling with kids is always an adventure, and there is a treatment for most of what may befall my son on a camping trip. It is a great value and totally worth it!

I really liked the size and quality of the first aid pouch (nice fabric & zippers). Everything listed was included with the pouch - nothing missing. I added a few extra flexible band aids and larger band aids to it. I will purchase a small tube of antibiotic ointment for the kit and put a few Q-tips in it as well. Would like to see a small clear compartment to aid organization of the kit. Overall pretty happy with my purchase.

This mini first aid kid had exactly what I was looking for. As a college student living on campus, I need a first aid kit that is small but functional, and that’s precisely what this item is. I especially love the first aid kit advice notebook that came in it, which holds directions for how to help some of the most common injuries one may come across. Additionally, the owner of the small business that makes this product was sure to reach out to me before my product even arrived to make sure I knew I could contact them with any questions, comments, or concerns.

I got the Travel sized first aid kit, and while I wouldn't say this is a replacement for a full sized first aid kit in any capacity (nor is any other kit of this size), this is definitely a nice to have in your backpack (or even a purse) just in case you need it. I also threw in a triple antibiotic (Neosporin) as well as chewable aspirin just in case, and I also carry ibuprofen in my backpack as well (I use the LTT Backpack for anyone wondering). For $6.99 I would say you might as well get this!

Small size is perfect while large enough to contain all needed for an emergency

I found it having all pieces, some a surprise - like 10 safety pins? One neatly packaged pair of hygenic gloves, one neatly packaged roll (not) of tape - so small I tossed it and put in my own. The case could be larger, have less toss away things and be of better use - for me. I have thin skin and bruise/ cut very easily. I need ample, non-stick 4x4s, of which there were none. Just saying, the pouch could be 1 inch larger and suffice.

Never know when you're going to need it. I really only got them for the bag, which is sturdy with a nice zipper. Augmented with brand-name bandages and topical ointment (it think you know to which ones i'm referring) for the high-volume, kid-related, usages.