| Category: | Duty & Tactical Gear |
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| Subcategory: | Personal Protection |
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| Description: | Take the guesswork out of what you need to have at hand to treat minor injuries. At home, in the office, or in your vehicle, keep one of these kits ready to treat cuts, scrapes, splinters and other minor injuries. Double-layer lockable plastic case is com Kit Contents: 1 Instant Ice Pack 1 6 elastic bandage 2 Eye pads 2 sterile sponges 32 1 x 3 Bandage strips 1 Tweezers 1 Scissors 10 2 x 4 Bandage strips 6 Safety pins 1 Pair latex |
I love this product I have it in my patrol unit and i have used it before in a MVA and it does wonders I would ike to see every unit have one of these in there unit
good basic First Aid kit, but I've seen better
Good kit to have, also the Red Cross sales these already built.... ;)
I prefer the first responder bag you can get from Galls but when you have nothing else this come in handy.
Someone should make a 1st aid kit for K9's....I know we don't have one at the clinic.
I am a RN and this is a great tool to carry at all times. You never know when you might have to save a life!
Could be very helpful.
MUST HAVE a First Aid Kit at all times. However, for teh prices I've seen for really good ones (R.E.I., etc) you can pretty much get everything you need together and make your own setup.
Its compact and easy to get too.
I started out with this one, but I have recently built my own and put it in a blaze orange toolbox with a logo on the front. I feel more confident with mine as it helps me remember where everything is. The prebuilt kits don't always fit everything nicely.
keep one similiar to this in the cruiser
great kit
great both both patrol & personal vehicle
This is the kind youtake on a day fishing. Its very basic, good, but basic.
great item to have in case of emergence
Carry mine with me everywhere!