Swiss Safe 120+32 Pcs Camping First Aid Kit for Travel, Car & Survival

This Swiss Safe 2-in-1 First Aid Kit is the real deal! I keep the main kit in my car and the bonus mini kit in my backpack, and I’ve already used both multiple times. It’s packed with just about everything you could need—bandages, gauze, scissors, tape, and even a little first aid guide. Everything is organized perfectly, so you’re not fumbling when things get stressful. 🧷📦💯 What I love most is how compact and lightweight it is, without feeling cheap or understocked. The case feels durable and holds up well whether it's tossed in the trunk or stuffed in a travel bag. And that bonus mini kit? Total win for hikes, dog walks, or even just day trips with the kids. 🎒🐾🌄 I genuinely feel more prepared knowing I have this on hand. Whether you're out camping, at work, or just on the road—this little kit gives you peace of mind. If you’re building an emergency stash or just want to be more prepared, this is 100% worth grabbing. 🛠️🙌🧰

Purchased this for our granddaughter for her first car. I studied over all the available first aid kits available, and picked this one as it's just the right amount of supplies, and the case isn't overly large.

Ok, I really did this family run business a disservice when the items arrived. They wrote me follow up emails to make sure everything was to my liking, and asked if I would write an honest review. Unfortunately, it was a very busy time and I basically blew them off. Yes, we got it. Looks great. Thanks. Gotta go. But, now that we've had these two kits for awhile, and have actually had a chance to use them, I'm a bit taken aback at how well the kit is put together. It's compact, assembled well, and UNLIKE many first aids kits you'll find in stores, the items they include here make sense! And they're good quality! With a 9 year old and a 12 year old, we're always reaching for bandaids and such. This kit is perfect. We don't go anywhere without it. Highly recommend! If you're a parent, you need one of these.

Decent first aid kit. I used this in a sealed compartment on my rzr so I needed a small kit. I added a trauma kit with quick clot bandages, a splint, water bottle eyewash adaptor, large Neosporin tube, and some self adhesive wraps which all fit when I removed the compass and glow stick. I added these items as if it ever gets used it will probably be an emergency or a serious injury as what typically happens with dirt bike/ATV injuries. This would be great kit for around the house or in the car. I gave it four stars as what's inside for bandages is minimal compared to a first aid kit that you would typically find in a workplace or what first responders would use but I'm sure it works well for minor injuries but if you need something more serious some extras can be stuffed into the kit to make it what you need it to be. I mostly bought this kit for the bag and with the things I added to it will work perfectly for what I need it to

A good starter first aid kit for our office. I added up more items to cover our needs in first aid which is absolutely optional since I am a pharmacist. I put in more flexible fabric latex-free bandages of the most common size (which is never too much once you have a full office of people), single packs of triple antibiotic ointment, 3M steri-strip skin closures, more single packs of alcohol prep pads, and single packs of iodine swabs. Now everybody is happy, relieved and have a peace of mind in case of emergency. The price is pretty decent for what you get, the main kit looks presentable and long lasting; convenient packaging, easy to reach for something inside or open it with 2-way zipper, has also a manual which is good for those who are not healthcare professionals and not sure which thing is used for. The smaller one is just a palm-sized pouch which I put at the back of our office which is useful for some basic first aid needs. I printed out a self made information page with exact same main first aid kit picture and location in the office both of kits can be found at, so that it's easy to locate the kit in case of emergency even for those who are not medical/dental/pharmaceutical professionals just by the way picture looks like. My kits are placed at an easy reachable display places for convenience to find them if need be. *** Ilonna

I like how many different items there are in the kit. First Aid kits are important to have in case you have an emergency. They can travel with you. Keep in the car, camper, take on trips, keep in the medicine cabinet. I am sending one with my grandson when he travels to college when he starts next semester! You can never be too careful. I highly recommend this.

I had gone through Amazon and looked at several first aid kits before making my final selection and eventually chose this kit for my hiking backpack. Overall, it’s a good kit. It included everything that had been described. The company that sells this kit belongs to a small business owner, which to me, is an added bonus (The company emailed me the day after my purchase). The only downside to this kit is that it doesn’t include a tourniquet (which I knew it didn’t include). In my case, this didn’t make a very big difference for what I’m using it for but still would have been nice to have. I’m assuming most people looking for a first aid kit aren’t planning on having injuries that require a tourniquet anyways so it’s probably more plausible not to include one to keep the price reasonable for individuals looking for one. All in all: great kit for the price. The kit is approximately 12 inches by 8 inches and fits great in my backpack!

I was looking for a good all-around first aid kit that was small enough for backpacking through the wilderness. This kit meets and exceeds my needs and expectations flawlessly! It comes loaded with a wide variety of first aid supplies to handle many different situations one might encounter in life. What's nice, is that there is still room left if you need to pack additional items that are personal to your situation. (ie insulin shots, Epi-pen, inhaler) Although I haven't used any of the items yet, the quality of the products are very good and I have confidence they will do great for if and when I may need them. Most of the supplies are in little plastic bags or ziplocks, so while they aren't waterproof, I would still say the pack kit is mostly water resistant. Basically, you could splash some water on it and be fine, but I wouldn't hold it under water. It's nice to know that I probably will never need to use this, but if I do, I can trust in the quality of this kit.