Masterplast First Aid Kit Compact | 24 Pieces - Compact & Organised, Mini Emergency Kit, for Camping, Home, Office, Car, Travel - Plasters, Banages, Dressings, Medical Tape

Being an offroad (and onroad - when i need to commute into work or town) cyclist means that I often pick up small scrapes and scratches while on the trail. This little kit has enough to cover all that up to a really nasty gash or any small to medium sized scrapes/cuts usually Incurred when one comes off his bike going down a really steep hill. Last year I came off my bike quite badly when trail biking and neither me or anyone in my group had a first aid kit so I had to tough it out and make my way back home which was at least an hour or more away and the wound never stopped bleeding till I got home and patched myself up. So its definitely worth carrying a small first aid kit with you. It weighs nothing at all and is small enough not to take up any serious space in your backpack. everything inside looks to be of good quality, but i wont really know how good it really is until I need to patch myself or someone else up. Given the fact that this kit is mainly made up of plasters and enough resources to treat one big nasty cut. I will most likely purchase a bigger first aid kit when im done with this one. ========= Summary ========= Cheap & cheerful, A must have for every on/off-road cyclist Get a bigger kit if you know you are goiung to be treating or looking after a lot of people instead of this one trick pony.

Great little first aid kit with the basics in but room to pop a few more bits in too. Ideal for handbag or car. Bought these for my kiddies to pop in their cars

Arrived 2 days earlier than scheduled. smaller than I thought it would be, around 10x15 cm, but I bought this for a month long backpacking trip, so it's kind of perfect, doesn't take up much space at all. The products inside are actually of surprisingly good quality. Scissors are pretty sharp, cut the gauze really well, I also tried them on paper and they work fine. I tried out one of the bandaids, just to see how well they stick and if I'd have to replace them with some better quality ones; while they don't work as well as water proof ones (you know the ones which stay on WHATEVER happens and leave a glue mark when you take them off), I do have to say they work just as well as normal bandaids from the drug store. They stick on and stay on for at least 6-8 hours. The gauze is a very small roll, and there isn't any space to put a bigger one in, I don't think, so that sucks, but you could probably fit some aspirin and a small tube of anti-fungal cream in there. Overall, I'm impressed, and the price is fantastic.

This is a really compact and neat little first aid kit, ideal for hiking or handbags. It’s been bought for my son’s Duke of Edinburgh’s Award hike and camping, so space is a premium and every bit of weight counts. There’s space to add a packet of paracetamol and some antiseptic cream to the pack, however the existing contents are useful and appropriate for emergencies. It was priced really well, too. Recommended.

Not too mad as I only paid £2 for it, but the pictures shown feel dishonest and misleading. Firstly, there are no scissors. Secondly, the bag feels quite thin, but then again only £2. It's definitely travel friendly and lightweight, but suggest only taking this on small trips and definitely invest in a better kit if you were hoping this would be enough for camping. As you can see, the kit itself is tiny (compared to Amazon Fire remote) and is quite underwhelming. If you were hoping for scissors don't bother. I'm okay with it for £2 but like I said annoyed. I wanted to return it just because it was way too small for what I needed, but unfortunately you can't.

Firstly, just for the small Green 'First Aid Kit' bag it's worth the price alone the Black rear straps mean you can put this on a belt easily and the bag is small enough to carry in even the small bag and take up very little room. For contents it comes with tape, plasters and other useful things. Delivery was lightening fast. There's room in the bag to compliment the kit with your own things and replace the items in there as they are used if you need to bulk it out a bit. (Edit) - They've since changed the product to the plastic one shown and therefore does not come with a strap to easily place onto a belt. I do have this new version from another outlet though and if you want something a bit sturdier and less prone to outside elements getting in then this is a slight improvement I would say.

Good kit

I'm building my own first aid kit for hiking and camping, I didn't want to carry the oversized and underused first aid kit I usually take with me so I decided to get this small pouch and add what I need and use regularly on top of what's already here. This first aid kit is very basic and only has plasters and pads for small cuts and scrapes but the pouch is solidly made and has enough extra pace to be able to add anything thats needed and with a little work I can build this into an exceptionally useful outdoors first aid kit. For £1.23 I think it shows outstanding value for money and would recommend it to any of my friends. I think this pouch can make a versatile starting point for anyone to adapt into a first aid kit that can match their exact needs be it for work, home, or like me the great outdoors. And all for a fraction of the price of a dedicated kit.

nice !

Fue un regalo de 'cagatió', pero resultó demasiado pequeño para que quepan medicamentos y primeros auxilios.

Good

La medida es lo que esperaba, el contenido muy justito. He quitado algunas cosas y añadido algunas más para ampliar posibilidades, quedando algo mas lleno pero nada escandaloso. Al cerrarlo la cremallera ha empezado a rasgar el tejido de la bolsa que es excesivamente fino.