First Aid Kit Refill for 10 People, 59 Count, Package may vary

I really like the Pac Kit products, and especially their packaging. I can put these in a small tool box, and readily identify the contents of each box. Some of the items are only available elsewhere in larger quantities than most of us need, but with Pac Kit, l can buy a single triangular bandage, instead of a box of 24! They are excellent products, and I no longer have do all the labeling I used to do to keep my first aid products organized. The variety of the products range from band aids to tourniquets, and everything is handy if I need it! I also find these to be reasonably priced The contents of this refill are antibiotic ointment (10), burn cream (10), 2 rolls of first aid tape (1/2"x 2.5 yards), 2 pairs vinyl gloves, 1 triangular bandage with 2 safety pins, BZK antiseptic towelettes (10), 4 sterilized 3"x3" gauze pads, 1 5"x9" trauma pad, 16---1"x3" band aids, and a 38 page Red Cross Emergency First Aid booklet. The total dimensions of all nine boxes encased in a cellophane sleeve is 6 1/2" x 4" x 2 1/2", You could also just throw them in a small ditty bag, and add to your bug out kit!

I like that this refill kit includes everything I would need for a basic first aid kit. It is small and compact however it still includes all of the items I need for a weekend away. The packaging keeps everything safe and compact, unlike a first aid kit where it is all put away. I find this more convenient in the event I need to get to something quickly. I include this in a larger first aid/trauma kit. Great value!

After several years with my Firt Aid Essentials kit in my ruck it was partially used up and what was left was out of date. This was a cheap refit without the waste of tossing my whole kit. Would buy again!

Good First Aid refills. Each box is labeled for contents. Antibiotic creams are individual foil packets, which I really like. Triangle bandages are made of artificial fabric similar to travel shoe bags, but good enough for one-time use. I have recommended to friends, and would buy again.

The First Aid Kit Refill is everything you need to keep your home kit full with supplies for bandages and burns and also bug bites. A great price for all instead of having to buy refills one at a time. Very happy with the products. The only draw back were the gloves that were sent with it. They are a bit thinner than I usually use but will still do the job that needs to be done just doesn't feel as sturdy as the ones I usually buy.

The kit is perfect to add on to a self-build. The individual packaging eases organization, and the triangle bandage is not top quality (But it isn’t the cheap paper). All of the products are important: The 10 BZK Towelettes ate heavy wipes and BZK is an excellent antiseptic “quick” face and hands shower on the go. 4 large gloves in a box is always useful to have to give to an assistant or ESPECIALLY now, it is always good to have some sealed gloves you can hand out.The entire refill exceeded my expectations, and as an adjunct to a kit it is the best items so far. They fit in right next to NAR Bandages, SAM Splints and Cat7 and I don’t feel I am adding cheap products to the kit. The rest of the reviews will say the same.

As you can see in my photo it's a lot of product for $10. I was able to refill both my backpacking and day hike first aid kits, and I still have some left. Expiry dates are 2-4 years from now.

I like that they are small boxes that you can either put in the kit as is, or open up and split them in more than one first aide kit as I did. I bought extra gloves since this only comes with a couple pairs.