EVERLIT Rescue Pack | Kids First Aid Kit | 200 Medical Supplies in a Compact Storage Bag for Home, Car, Travel, Camping & Adventure | Gift with Travel-Friendly Child Safety Essential (Camping)

My husband, an Eagle Scout, now takes this on all his camping trips instead of his old first aid kit. It's just so pretty, and it includes even more than the boring drug store kits.

I'm glad I bought this for the future

I’m that woman and mom - the one who has “it”, whatever “it” is. Lip balm? Got it. Tweezers? Check my bag. Flashlight? Hand soap? Plastic cups? Trash bag? Yes, yes, I have it all. I drive a semi-organized, fully stocked Altima and I’m not ashamed! That being said, there’s always something I forget. We can only be so prepared, yes? That’s where this little magical medical kit comes in. So petit, so lightweight, yet, just like the Altima, it has it all! Honestly, the bag alone is worth $30 - so well designed and cute to boot. But lucky for you, this bag is stuffed full with all the things you might need for minor first aid care. It’s easy to replace what products are used so you can always have a fully functional bag. This is perfect to have on hand for kids, babysitters, hiking, camping, anyone or any activity.

I surprised my wife with this set. It went over even better than I'd hoped for. She seemed almost as excited for this once she started looking through as she did for her Christmas gift, which is either a sign for how amazing this first aid kit is or a challenge for me to pick better gifts... In either case, this kit does very well. It's well organized, with different sections/needs of aid on different "pages" in side of the kit. It has plenty of band-aids in different sizes, gauze, alcohol pads, sting relief, antibiotic pouches, even lip balm and nosebleed plugs plus more. In other words, chances are that it has anything you need for the usual wear and tear that kids put on their bodies. Broken arm? Go to urgent care. Most things less serious? Covered. The included first aid guide is good but, as is always the case, you need to do your reading before you need it. Same with know what goes where in the kit. There are few things more stressful than when adrenaline is running and you're flipping through a book trying to find how to stop a medium cut or can't find the gauze. Do yourself a favor and get familiar with the kit. You'll be thankful later. The price is competitive for what you get, though there are plastic clamshell kits with most of the same stuff for less. How likely are you to bring that clamshell along to the park though? This little kit easily fits in the tote and, at least for my family, is more likely to be where we need it.

I am so impressed with this Everlit Rescue Pack/Kids First Aid Kit! I'll start with the bag. The bag has a high-quality feel to it. I absolutely love the print. It is so much cuter in person than on the listing. The attached strap makes it perfect for grabbing and carrying along on a hike or attaching to a bag/stroller/etc with a carabiner clip. Next, the contents! There is a lot packed into this little kit. I won't go into what each thing is as that can be found on the product listing. The folio style layout of this first aid kit means you can easily flip through and see your contents. No more rifling around in a big plastic bin to look for a band aid or some antiseptic when you need it. The contents were all sealed and appear to be of high quality. The $30 price point does set this a tad above some of the other first aid kits available; however, I would gladly pay a few dollars more for the organization and aesthetic provided by this one!

The EVERLIT CARE rescue pack is a pretty awesome first aid kit to have. It has a pretty comprehensive list of first aid materials and instruments that can come in quite handy. I really like the bag that contains all of these materials and the fact that there are multiple flaps inside so that not everything is stuffed into one giant pile. My only gripe with the product is that the loop that keeps the leather wristband in place was sewn on poorly and came apart with VERY, very gentle tugging. The rest of the bag seemed like it'll stay intact. Overall, I still like this and will easily recommend it.

The kid's first-aid kit seems to be well organized and whoever put the kit together put some thought into squeezing so many useful items in a compact size bag that weighs about 472.3 grams. The material of the bag is above average compared to a few other first-aid kits that I have lying around the house and feels durable. The zipper feels durable and glides with ease but it would be nice to have dual zippers. The bag also has a small lanyard attached that can be used as a handle to carry the kit. It has a cool kid-friendly design on the exterior which is nice and doesn't scare our kids as much as one of those red first-aid bags with a white cross symbol. The kit also has a small first-aid guide instruction book that is useful showing how to treat various injuries. Overall, the kid's first-aid kit is thoughtfully organized, and stocked, and should cover most minor injuries that our kids get frequently.

I am really impressed with this first aid kit. It has all of the things you can think of along with a few things you might not have. For example there are little individual packets of lip balm and hand sanitizer. Every item in the kit is neatly organized into pockets or pouches so there's no worry of stuff falling out when you open it. The pouch itself is a thick fabric material that will hold up to being pushed and shoved around. It has a well made zipper and a short strap to carry it on your wrist. This kit is smaller than other ones I've purchased but I don't mind because it is exactly the right size for travel in the car or in a sports bag. While it is a little more expensive than similar items, I still think it is a good buy.