Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose Portable Compact First Aid Kit for Minor Cuts, Scrapes, Sprains & Burns, Ideal for Home, Car, Travel and Outdoor Emergencies, 140 Pieces

Yes, you're going to need to buy a roll of medical tape if you have an injury bigger than a regular bandage will cover. This is the 2nd one of these J&J first aid kits that I've bought.Pros - comes ready to go, has a "basic first aid" booklet, has assorted wound care wipes, bandaids in common small sizes, even a box of waterproof bandaids, a tube of first aid cream, a tube of antihistamine cream, an instant cold pack, 2 sets of medical gloves, rolled gauze. All in all, a very decent basic first aid kit at a reasonable price. There is more than enough space in this box to add extras if you want them.Cons - Not many, for what it is - a BASIC first aid kit. This will help you if you are home or camping/vacationing and get any number of small cuts/scrapes/stings etc. I like having a pair of tweezers, a pair of scissors, a small tube of aloe vera, a small spray bottle of hand sanitizer, a few folded paper towels in a sandwich bag, a small pocket knife, a tube of lip balm, and a 5 foot length of paracord with a carabineer in my kit, so I add them. Those are just my preferences. Not really cons I guess. Maybe you have other preferences/needs...*Useful tip for saving space in your first aid kit.* Get rid of the unnecessary boxes. A quart-sized zip top bag will hold all of your bandages and gauze. The tubes have all the "medical facts" and usage information printed on the tube. You'll find that there's a lot of extra space once you've scaled down the unnecessary packaging.I hope this helps.

I keep it under the rear cargo mat in my SUV, in the compartment for the spare tire with my jumper cables. It's out of the sway and out of the sun, yet easily accessible. A great basic medical kit for those little away from home injuries...I used it to help a kid who'd somehow cut himself while fishing. Nobody had anything useful, I ran to the car and grabbed this. Made us all feel better.

This is a great first aid kit. It has a good amount of items necessary for an emergency. The ONLY thing I noticed it didn't have was the cohesive tape for the bandages since they're not self adherent. I had to purchase the tape separately and placed 2 in the kit. Other than that, I like the items selected for this particular kit including the Benadryl, Neosporin and a step by step first aid guide booklet. I purchased this kit specifically for my car since I travel from time to time especially when I visit my family out of town. I like the compact plastic case which has a handle for easy carrying. I recommend this first aid kit.

Pros:All brand name productsGood quantity of productsGood spread of productsGreat priceCons:Cheap plastic case.Case is a little big to make room for the product packaging.Overall:Buy 2. This is great and I got it for less than 12 dollars. I threw it into my emergency car kit. You may want to change the case I'd you think you'll be using this as a main medical resource or will be rough with the case (offroad vehicles perhaps). But for the price I have no complaints. The case works for me.

It’s very well thought out, it has everything from ice pack (but only one) and benedryl itch cream for bug bites or whatever, I like that. It has a decent amount of Band-Aids different sizes and gauze. I feel I need to tweak it a little bit I need something to clean a cut with maybe alcohol pads or something in some paper tape or whatever you prefer because none is provided for the gauze. Other than that it’s good, they even have gloves. You may also want to get tweezers and put it in the case as well in case there’s a splinter or something that needs to be picked out.

Good but was cheaper 11.00

No one paid me to write this review. I bought this with my own money and would do so again!This is a great value for a first aid kit, perfect size for any bug out bag or home. If you need more things in your first aid kit, this kit is great for starting you out. Even the plastic kit is handy on it's own if your first aid kit is in a bigger container.I'd recommend this - all the things you need for all the boo-boos

This little First Aid kit is a must have for pretty much anywhere. It has all the essentials to treat minor wounds, burns scrapes and cuts. They are able to pack a decent amount of first aid gear into this little box. The box itself isn't the most rugged of cases, but it is good for storing somewhere easily accessible.The price is fantastic for what all comes in it. We got this when our little one was on the way, and it has already been used by daddy.