Red First Aid Bag Small First Aid Kit Empty Medical Storage Bag for First Aid Kits Pack Emergency Hiking Backpacking Camping Cycling Travel Car (Red 7.9x5.5 1PC)

Big enough to hold one bottle of 81mg Aspirin and one bottle Nitro. These are great for setting up multiple heart kits and stashing them around!

Giving this five stars because it's the perfect size for what I wanted it for. I wanted a small kit I could fit into my front cargo shorts pocket (been using small plastic bags...), and I got one. Don't expect to fit a ton of stuff that would be able to manage major wounds for long or anything like that. But for something that fits in my pocket, I love it. My use/what I was able to comfortably fit: - Very small roll of gauze and tape, few bandaids. - 4 gloves (tightly rolled together). - 3 face masks. - 1 N95 mask. - My emergency seizure spray. - Few cards with emergency contact information and a bandaid. Wanted room for a small bottle of hand sanitizer and a few more things, but they didn't fit. Really have to know what you want it for before you buy it. Don't expect to get a full medical kit inside. I just wanted something in my pocket for my emergency moments where, "oh, I don't trust this place at all" (aka a waiting room I've been in with a ton of parents, no social distancing). Or oh, I'm out walking alone and feel like I'm about to have a seizure, got my spray with me and my parents can easily grab it if I go down. Then the, just cut myself or someone gets a wound, can cover and hold pressure a minute until a better, bigger dressing can cover it. Small, don't expect to fit much, but good for my use.

Great for putting together a basic essentials scouting first aid kit. Works out for the merit badge days and all the kids love them!

Nice small medical pouch for keeping minor medical equipment like bandage, alcohol wipes, ointment, etc. Unfortunately the metal part of the zipper broke but it's still able to zip the punch close. Overall good product

I've got a lot of "professional' type 1st aid kits and trauma kits. I keep advanced versions in my cargo area for emergencies on the road. But I wanted to build a small kit for things like cuts, scrapes, stings and bites in the passenger compartment of my car for easy access. This was the perfect size. Holds everything I wanted it to and slips easily into the cargo netting behind the front passenger seat. The red makes it visible to anyone who sees it, and they'll recognize it for what it is. Lots of space for the basics. Great price for people who like to make their own kits.

Cheap bag but does the job. Kept a few booboo stuff and some trauma stuff as well.

Zipper broke after few week. Size good for travel.?You get what you pay

I keep trauma supplies in my house and car. I also keep boo boo kits in both. This is great for tossing in a purse, or backpack to keep a few small things in. Keep a few bandaids, some sting relief wipes, antibiotic packets, burn relief packets, tylenol packets, and chewable pepto bismal tablets, and anti-diarrhea packets. You aren't treating long term, or serious things with this. This is enough to avert disasters until you can get home. Stop a kid from breaking down, stop you from losing it in your pants, etc. I carry my little packet whenever I am going some place away from the car for awhile. Excursions on a cruise, day at a theme park, or day at the zoo.

Great little pouch to make your own first aid kit. Compact and waterproof.

Es una bolsa compacta donde se pueden almacenar muy bien materiales de primeros auxilios, su color rojo y la cruz blanca la hacen fácilmente identificable, el material es resistente y muy liviano

Tiny, can maybe fit five Band-Aids

Seems to be well made and it’s a good sized for backpacking. Zippers aren’t waterproof but the bag itself seems like it would be.

Es ideal para traer lo básico en tu bolsa de mano