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299-Piece First Aid Only All-Purpose First Aid Kit w/ Soft Case Expired
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Amazon has 299-Piece First Aid Only All-Purpose First Aid Kit w/ Soft Case (FAO-442) on sale for $9.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+ orders.
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About this product:
- Clear plastic liner in nylon case for organization and quick access to first aid supplies.
- Portable, lightweight, easy to carry case.
- Includes
- 75x 3/4" x 3" Adhesive Plastic Bandages
- 20x 3/4" x 3" Fabric Bandages
- 30x 1" x 3" Adhesive Plastic Bandages
- 10x 1" x 3" Fabric Bandages
- 4x Knuckle Fabric Bandages
- 4x Fingertip Fabric Bandages
- 2x 2" x 4" Elbow and Knee Plastic Bandages
- 50x 3/8" x 1-1/2" Plastic Bandages
- 1x 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" Patch Plastic Bandage
- 3x Butterfly Wound Closures
- 6x 2" x 2" Gauze Dressing Pads
- 4x 3" x 3" Gauze Dressing Pads
- 2x 4" x 4" Gauze Dressing Pads
- 1x 5" x 9" Trauma Pad
- 1x 2" Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage
- 6x Aspirin Tablets
- 6x Ibuprofen Tablets
- 6x Extra Strength Nonaspirin Tablets
- 14x Alcohol Cleansing Pads
- 15x Antiseptic Towelettes
- 6x Antibiotic Ointment Packs
- 2x First Aid Burn Cream Packs
- 3x Insect Sting Relief Pads
- 2x 1/2" x 5 yard First Aid Tape Rolls
- 1x 4" x 5" Instant Cold Compress
- 1x Burn Relief Pack
- 1x Sterile Eye Pad
- 1x Emergency Blanket
- 3x 2" x 2 in Moleskin Squares
- 1x Instant Thermometer
- 10x 3" Cotton Tipped Applicators
- 2x 6" x 11/16" Finger Splints
- 2x Gloves
- 1x 4-1/2" Nickel-Plated Scissors
- 1x 4" Plastic Tweezers
- 1x First Aid Guide
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A decent deal if you do not have the majority of this stuff already but the average person will never require the majority of this but this kit is also extremely basic
These also work very well as a take and toss item. We throw them in the beach bag, Disney bag, take them on road trips, camp
outs and even to our neighbors NY field party.
The whole kit is cheaper than one tube of Neosporin and a box of bandaides from a roadside pharmacy and way cheaper than a convenience store.
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I've use some really crappy bandaids. These were previously pretty good. I'd give it a 7/10.
People usually ask why so many, and the answer is actually the frequency of change. Bandages and dressings are meant to be changed every few hours. Breathability is important for wound health.
My only complaint about buying generic 1st aid kits is that the crappy generic bandaids don't properly stick or don't last if they stick. I rather spend a few more bucks to buy the Johnson & Johnson 1st aid kit. Everything inside the kit is of name brands. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...B000069EYA
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Johnso.../680335706
I've use some really crappy bandaids. These were previously pretty good. I'd give it a 7/10.
People usually ask why so many, and the answer is actually the frequency of change. Bandages and dressings are meant to be changed every few hours. Breathability is important for wound health.
FDA tests let military use expired drugs [thepharmaletter.com]
The US Food and Drug Administration's Shelf Life Extension Program meansthe US military can use medicines for years past their labeled expiry date.
Very few drugs actually do harm when "expired", most will gradually lose potency (not work as well). That study proved that many drugs had the same potency *15 YEARS* after expiration, and that's important for an organization that buys billions in meds yearly.
Other items.... over VERY LONG time periods elastics will degrade - bandaids will crack, etc, but I'm talking many years.
Of course storage is important too - elevated temps and sun aren't good for the vinyl in bandaids. IPA wipes will dry out.
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My only complaint about buying generic 1st aid kits is that the crappy generic bandaids don't properly stick or don't last if they stick. I rather spend a few more bucks to buy the Johnson & Johnson 1st aid kit. Everything inside the kit is of name brands. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...B000069EYA [amazon.com]
Exact reason I got it. Car stash.
Especially when you throw them in the trunk!
These also work very well as a take and toss item. We throw them in the beach bag, Disney bag, take them on road trips, camp
outs and even to our neighbors NY field party.
The whole kit is cheaper than one tube of Neosporin and a box of bandaides from a roadside pharmacy and way cheaper than a convenience store.
Right? I just found my kit from that SD... buried in my RV. We had a burn and a cut on the same night. Can never have too many of these when you have kids, scooters, skateboards, and alcohol around. (Although it was only the adults with the alcohol who needed the first aid this time 😆
Buying a couple for my self destructive wife and kids.
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Well worth $10 for a new one!