Elite Wilderness First Aid Kit, 70 Pieces – Comprehensive Emergency Survival Medical Supplies for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Car, Home, and Outdoor Adventures

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Platoon IFAK is a rugged and portable first aid kit designed for emergencies. It contains key medical supplies like gauze, bandages, and a tourniquet. With a compact and organized design, it's perfect for tactical and outdoor situations.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this to supplement the first aid kit I already have on half just to keep my family safe and prepared if we have any injuries. I think it is good to stock up on first aid supplies so you are always prepared for anything.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a great little first aid kit. It is really useful for camping and hiking. It is lightweight and very handy. I like the packaging and the way it was all contained so efficiently. The items inside were great for first aid care during outdoor activities.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Platoon IFAK – First Aid kit is a must-have for anyone serious about safety and preparedness. I'm really impressed with it. As someone who spends a lot of time outdoors, having reliable emergency supplies is crucial. This kit is compact, well-organized, and packed with everything I might need in a pinch. It's comforting to know I'm prepared for unexpected situations. The quality is fantastic, and it's easy to use when you need it most. I definitely feel more confident having it with me on my adventures! Definitely worth checking out!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although I don't know the price point for this product, the quality is good. The items inside the pouch are not name branded, but are still good quality first aid products, and there is almost everything you will need for "small" emergencies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This kit is housed in a small tactical/army-style kit pack that has 2 options for attachment to a belt or military style backpack (MOLLE compatible). It has a solid amount of gear within it for multiple levels of first aid care, from shallow to deep. There is a smaller pocket inside that can separate out pills and tools vs the bandages in the bigger pocket behind it, for ease of quick, emergency time access. The gear list attached is handy to keep, for restocking purposes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Compact and complete. Has everything you need for a camping trip. Nice to keep in your vehicle for peace of mind. As with any first aid kit, keep an eye on the expirations dates, as these are easy to put somewhere and forget them until needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The bag this comes in is a sturdy nylon affair with straps that should allow attachment to a molle or other pack system. It doesn't zip or seal, but the top overlaps the sides when closed, so should keep light rain out, but won't withstand a dunking. It's about the size of a quart zip bag, so it would be good to put the water sensitive contents(mostly paper-wrapped gauze pads) in one of those first, then into the nylon bag. The supplies seem to be focused on immediate treatment of combat type injuries, with lots of gauze pads and tape, but there are individual packets of burn cream and Ibuprofen for the more mundane needs. There is even a (very small) ace-type bandage. I was surprised not to find an emergency blanket in the kit and would add one myself. The scissors are pretty good. Actual stainless curved cuticle scissors that are better than most kits. The tweezers unfortunately underwhelm a bit being plastic. They do seem to work, if a bit difficult to keep aligned. The first-aid guide included is a decent quick-reference sheet on what to do for common first-aid needs such as choking, bleeding, burns, and several others. I like that it is organized into paragraphs by symptoms and discusses first aid treatments beyond just the use of this kit's supplies. Overall a good tactical first aid kit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well stocked emergency kit, the bag is a little big and loose for what is in it. The case to have been smaller and more compact so stuff doesn't mo e around as much. The provided items can help with a wide range of minor injuries

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a good first aid kit to add to a collection. This would not be the only kit you would want, as it is lacking some of the more basic items, but one that would be nice to throw in your bug-out bag, your camping gear, in your vehicle, etc. The bag could use some help. It is just two pockets, one large, one small. Not easy to organize , but it's not a big issue since is it so small.