Lewis-Plast Premium 92 Piece First Aid Kit - Safety Essentials for Travel, Car, Home, Camping, Work, Hiking & Holiday Red , Small

Brilliant pack - has everything you could need it in, the kids took it travelling. Fits neatly in travel bags and doesn’t weigh too much. Easy to carry and extensive contents.

Picked this up for the car and I’m genuinely pleased with it. It’s compact enough to tuck into the side pocket of the boot, but once you open it you realise how much is packed inside. Plasters, dressings, wipes, gloves, scissors, the lot. Nothing felt flimsy and the layout makes it easy to grab what you need without tipping everything out. I added a couple of emergency blankets as well, just to cover all bases, and there was still plenty of room for a few extras. The case itself feels tough enough to put up with being knocked about a bit, which is exactly what you want when it’s living in a car. Hopefully I never have to use most of it, but it’s reassuring knowing it’s all there and in one place. For the price, it’s a cracking bit of kit and saves faffing about piecing things together yourself.

Large first aid kit. It had all the essentials and emergency equipment. Good value for money. Easy to keep with you or store away in a safe place. For first aid and emergency aid. For the family or one person. Handy for the home. Read instructions.

Good product.

I'm not really sure how they produce a First Aid kit of this quality and amount of contents for the price...I'm glad they have though! An incredible amount of pieces including scissors, triangular badage, Resuss aid, dressings, plasters, sterile wipes etc. in a really nice pouch with a hook. If I had to be picky I would say that I would have preferred a belt loop but in reality for the £6 (at the time of review) I paid for it I can't fault it. Highly recommended.

Small, compact but packed with most things that you need when going hiking. Very comprehensive and great value for money. 100% recommend this.

Yet to be used but nice to have a varied kit for such a low price

A decent sized kit containing basic first aid items. It's compact and easy to store inside the glovebox of a car, saddlebag of a bicycle, or your rucksack. All items are have a date of manufacture of July 2024, with a expiry date of June 2029.