Surviveware Organized First Aid Kit - for vehicles, outdoors, survival, Tactical

There is not much more you could ask for in a survival 1st aid kit. An N95 mask would be a nice add in the futureand really wish I had seen the waterproof one as I would have gotten that. I love it though, and while hope never to need it, it gives a sense of security knowing I have it just in case I do. The add of the free tactical pen and e-book First Aid Guide are a nice bonus too.

If you are looking at first aid kits, then you won't go wrong with a Surviveware one. Definitely money well spent!

Stay safe everyone.

Great first aid kit. Well organized and labeled. There is a large compartment for your personal medication. I used this as a starter kit and added a lot of extras. I added a small thermometer, Sewing kit, gloves, floss, Advil, Tylenol, Benadryl,DayQuil/NyQuil pills. I also added self sticking flex tape bandages, antibacterial pads/wipes, extra alcohol prep pads, more bandaids of various sizes, small cortisone packets, triple antibiotic packets. There is just enough room to stuff in a instant ice pack as I zip it up.
The case itself is a quality material. There is a tear-away Velcro pad on the back side(very strong!) that has straps. I used that to strap it to the back of my headrest. It fits perfect with a little adjustment. Then when hiking, I strap it to my pack. I paired this with a trauma kit from Lightning X on our last camping trip and had a great piece of mind.

Overall great product. Highly recommend.

I usually don’t do reviews, but I had to comment on what a great product the Surviveware First Aid Kit is. It is really well thought out and organized, and the items in the kit are of very decent quality. I haven't seen a comparable kit like this on the market; most kits have sub-par products put together without much attention to detail. I really appreciate how Surviveware labels and organizes the compartments. The paracord bracelet and very bright LED penlight are nice touches. The paracord bracelet has a built in whistle, a small blade and fire steel that snap into the buckle. How cool is that?? The titanium folding knife is also impressive for a “kit” knife; the blade and handle seem well made and sturdy. Other nice touch’s are EMT shears, aluminum alloy whistle, metal tweezers, and CPR kit. Also, biodegradable wipes... I can’t tell you how many times I wished I had something to wash my hands and face when I don’t have a water source nearby.