Be Ready for the Outdoors with the Surviveware Survival First Aid Kit

David C.: Contents a start, but you will probably think of other items you want to carry along.

United States on Aug 25, 2023

MC: I rarely write reviews but Surviveware gets 5 stars for this kit. Very well organized and contains everything you need in any minor medical emergency. Case is of excellent quality and comfortably holds some added items (ibuprofen, acetaminophen, Neosporin, etc.). Highly recommended.

United States on Jul 19, 2023

Geovani Méndez: Es un buen producto. Pensé q era de 12 pulgadas el bolso. Pero es de 8 pulgadas de largo.

United States on Jun 19, 2023

MattMatt: I very rarely write reviews but feel like I owe it to Surviveware to give a solid 5 stars for this kit. It's comprehensive, well thought out, and most importantly organized. First aid means a rapid response and you can't waste time fumbling around in a mess of bandaids to find what you need.

As a volunteer for my son's Cub Scout pack, I was looking for a larger kit than the small Surviveware FAK (pictured) I've owned and carried for a few years. It's also an excellent kit, but I needed something slightly larger. This Survival/FAK kit fit the bit and I'm paying out of pocket and didn't want to drop the money for the larger kit.

Starting with the bag itself, it's exceptionally well built. There are straps for attaching to a car seat, post, or tree. I see myself putting this up in view while on campouts so it's available for anyone who needs it. The snap straps come in handy for attaching my gear kit (black bag). The bag is attached to the strap with hook and loop so it can be torn away in an emergency without messing with the buckle. The interior is well organized with integrated pouch pockets held tight by elastic. Nothing slides loose when the pouch is all zipped...

United States on Oct 12, 2021

John: This is well labeled so anyone can find what they need in a hurry. Everything is first rate. It has various handles and Molle to add to packs or hang from a hook off the back seat or in a closet for easy access. This is way too heavy for backpackers unless they strip out some stuff that one may already be carrying (multi tool, flash light, knife etc) but perfect for any one else who would not have these things at hand all in one convenient package. I would add the Trauma kit to handle more serious injuries

Canada on Jun 21, 2021

Amazon Customer: This is, by a thousand miles, the best first aid kit I've ever owned. I've bought them in the past, dinky little plastic boxes at a grocery store that basically have a few bandaids and a couple single serving packets of headache reliever. They are definitely not worth the few dollars I've spent on them. This pack feels ready for combat, in comparison. And that's not just hyperbole, with the heavy duty exterior and well-organized interior, this thing could take on just about any situation you would have cause to put it through.

As others have probably noted, the organization of the contents is one of the best things about the kit. Everything is securely strapped into elastic pockets with highly visible tags informing you of the supply locations in an emergency situation. By bizarre chance, I happened to receive this first aid kit at my front door in the exact moment that my one-year-old son cut his hand on a piece of broken pottery on the back porch. I ripped open the first aid kit and quickly found and utilized the antiseptic wipes, gauze, and medical tape. When it stopped bleeding, we cleaned it and applied the same a second time. By the next day it was a barely visible...

United States on May 14, 2020