i got one of these bags since my employer does not keep the store first aid kits properly stocked and it has come in quite hand...  Read More

i got one of these bags since my employer does not keep the store first aid kits properly stocked and it has come in quite handy dealing with injuries ranging from 2nd degree burns to cuts that required stiches i have been able to respond quickly to emergencies and treat my coworkers and my self with speed great bag and great supplies  Read Less

This is a VERY GOOD starter kit. Is it perfect or comprehensive for every possibility or for a professional EMT -- no, of cour...  Read More

This is a VERY GOOD starter kit. Is it perfect or comprehensive for every possibility or for a professional EMT -- no, of course not -- it's $120.That said it's quite decent and with a few tweaks I thought would be pretty close to perfect for what it is. I'm adding things to mine that I feel will be useful for my purpose and that's what everyone does to every kit. So here are my PROS and CONS:PROS:The BAG: The fluorescent yellow bag is awesome color -- it will NOT get lost in your trunk or truck. You'll be able to find it when you need it. The set dividers are well thought out and provide ample opportunity to organize well -- no they are not movable. The embroidered design is well done and easily recognized as First Aid kit.Items included: The included items are basics for run of the mill smaller trauma injuries. If you're at a baseball game or family reunion you can certainly treat any number of boo-boos with this kit -- even a large group.CONS:The BAG: The one main flaw I have is that IF the bag is not fully packed things will fly out the sides if the bag is tipped over -- the little wings they show on the sides that probably had that in mind are to short to be useful. They need full cross-flaps with velcro -- a zipper -- or some other way to contain the items when the bag is not full. Even when full any small loose items may spill out if tipped. Keep it upright and I think it's great.The items: The Stethoscope that came with the kit was beyond bad for the ear pieces. The ear pieces were painful and the substitutes would not stay on the threads and would possibly get lodged in an ear on the one I received. The scope tubes are very large and clunky, but the clarity was decent. (see remediation). The penlight is a disposable one and was DOA. (see remediation). I don't see the use for the ammonia inhalant. And the Berman Airways are beyond my skill -- but I guess if a doctor or other higher trained medical person came along they could save a life.The bandage sheers and hemostats were made in Pakistan and the quality is quite low.Remediation: I did as Lightning X asked if you are missing something or are not otherwise satisfied -- and contacted them about the Stethoscope, penlight, and quality of the sheers and hemostats. Andy's response was pretty fabulous and VERY fast. They actually sent me a better stethoscope (quickly) that has much better ear pieces and even has two additional sets -- the clarity is also improved -- it's their cardiology version. (No it's not an $80+ cardio stethoscope, only $25). Considering the cost of the bag and other items I thought this was above and beyond what I asked -- I only expected better ear pieces. He also sent the replacement penlight -- I suggested they include a reusable penlight without the battery for the future and he seemed like he would ensure they considered that. He explained that most medical hardware at medical shows is now made in Pakistan and is of similar quality. Mind you this is not expected to be top of the line in a kit like this -- not by me anyway -- and as I have my own sheers and don't expect to use hemostats with my skill level I was fine with that answer. YMMV.Summary: GREAT PRODUCT and basic kit for the $. GREAT response to problems by the vendor. EXPECT to add your own additional items -- like Adult and child CPR masks, Pulse Oximeter, larger bandages, cohesive & combine bandages, better EMT sheers, OTC meds -- whatever your family (or whomever this is for) may need. IF you throw your kit around roughly this may NOT be the bag for you -- get one with a sturdy zipper AND buckle straps. Oh, and the box of plastic cheapie household bandages -- well, I tried one out and they're actually much better than expected and stayed on 4 hours before I got tired of wearing an unneeded bandage -- that's better than some of the brand-name bandages I've bought..  Read Less