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142-Pc LUXMOM Survival & First Aid Kit

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Dgkgeul via Amazon has 142-Pc LUXMOM Survival & First Aid Kit for $39.99 - $16 w/ promo code D4RD8N3Y = $23.99. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • 142-piece survival and first aid kit
  • Includes 21 survival tools and 106 first aid supplies
  • Includes fishing tools
  • 600D nylon MOLLE-compatible pouch
  • Includes hatchet, flashlight, emergency blanket and fire-starting tools
  • Bag measures approximately 9 x 6 x 5 inches
  • Kit weighs approximately 3.4 lbs

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Dgkgeul via Amazon has 142-Pc LUXMOM Survival & First Aid Kit for $39.99 - $16 w/ promo code D4RD8N3Y = $23.99. Shipping is free.

Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes; some codes may be one-time use and may not apply consistently.

Thanks to Community Member CartCipher for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 142-piece survival and first aid kit
  • Includes 21 survival tools and 106 first aid supplies
  • Includes fishing tools
  • 600D nylon MOLLE-compatible pouch
  • Includes hatchet, flashlight, emergency blanket and fire-starting tools
  • Bag measures approximately 9 x 6 x 5 inches
  • Kit weighs approximately 3.4 lbs

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this store:

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DeadBrokeDiddy
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Is the shovel the size of a bottle opener or am I tripping? TEMU has infiltrated Slick Deals. The bag is portrayed as a backpack when in fact, it's just a pouch.
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DeadBrokeDiddyYesterday 7:30 PM
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Is the shovel the size of a bottle opener or am I tripping? TEMU has infiltrated Slick Deals. The bag is portrayed as a backpack when in fact, it's just a pouch.
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Yesterday 8:02 PM
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WiseField749Yesterday 8:02 PM
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You can count on the tourniquets being the kind of knockoffs that fail on use.
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majorhavocYesterday 11:06 PM
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Quote from WiseField749 View quoted comment :
You can count on the tourniquets being the kind of knockoffs that fail on use.
Oh, it's worse than that. It's one of those pretend tournequets that's just a length of rubber band material. The same stuff the phlobotomist uses to raise the artery on your arm so it's easier to insert the needle for a blood draw. (Hint: if what they're calling a "tourniquet" doesn't stop blood flow so much as enhance it, it's not in any way, shape or form a touriquet.)

if it were a mere knock off of a CAT tourniquet, that would be a huge step up.
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dealmashugunaToday 5:58 PM
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So this isnt worth it to throw in the back of the car?
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GhosteToday 6:07 PM
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Quote from DeadBrokeDiddy View quoted comment :
Is the shovel the size of a bottle opener or am I tripping? TEMU has infiltrated Slick Deals. The bag is portrayed as a backpack when in fact, it's just a pouch.
It's on AliExpress for $17, literally the same picture used as well
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majorhavocToday 6:17 PM
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Quote from dealmashuguna View quoted comment :
So this isnt worth it to throw in the back of the car?
It's certainly better than nothing. If you're interested in is as an automotive emergency kit, there are better options.
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Ozzie4Today 6:30 PM
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Quote from dealmashuguna View quoted comment :
So this isnt worth it to throw in the back of the car?
Not really. Most department stores like Target/Walmart will either have a small, decent first aid kid for under $10, or build your own with just the important stuff - wipes, bandaids, first aid/burn cream, maybe some Benadryl cream if you want to get extra. Most of the "survival" stuff is worthless, but having a folding shovel isn't the worst idea. Most camping sections of sports stores will have a smallish one for $20 or less, if you really feel you need it. Anything else useful in here would be covered with a standard pocket knife.

You could be all extra - my car's first aid kit would cover minor surgery but I have a big extended family with any number of medical issues so my needs are a bit different. You can also buy packages with single servings of most common meds from Amazon and other places for $20 for dozens of packets, which I do every few years to refresh. This past year I added both instant hot and doubled my instant cold packs. I'd say my kit cost me at most $40 total and I'm covered for anything up to where you'd get checked into a hospital.

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EnceladusToday 8:23 PM
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Think of it this way - if you plan to be in a setting where your survival depends on a kit like this, would it be a good strategy to buy it from a noname Chinese manufacturer for $20? For all other scenarios, you likely don't need such a kit in the first place.

At the same time, having a kit like this in the trunk vs not having anything at all - sure, go for it!
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fiveohmxcoToday 9:01 PM
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i would maybe get this for my preteen kids to play in the woods with...

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