Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Medical Kit - Explorer - Emergency Medical First Aid Kit - For 4 People for 7 Days - Comes with a Trauma Pad, Medicine, Guide Book & More

I was looking for a well organized first aid kit for keeping in my vehicle, and the AMK Mountain Series kit is perfect for that task. It contains all the basics and has room to add some other specific items of your choosing. It's laid out clearly, which makes it easy to find what you need when you need it. It's compact enough to fit in the glove box of my Subaru Crosstrek. Love it.

Great med kit for the car or a backpack!

This is a solid first aid kit that can solve most small to medium problems you might have. It is super neat with easy-to-read labels on each pocket with its contents. It comes with Scissors, which are nice along with a first aid book, so if you don't know much about first aid you can still feel confident you can at least look it up. I don't believe it came with a Turna kit and that's the only thing I wish was included. Personally, I think it's extremely light for what's inside. Fits in my backpacking backpack pretty all right and has everything I might need for a week-plus trip hike for several people.

I have never compared First Aid kits, really. I bought this and another. BOTH are fairly comprehensive for the price and size of the package.For vehicle EDC or bug out you would add two tourniquets, and an Israeli wound pack.This compact kit is OK for personal casual outings in rough settings, I think. And a good core for a more comprehensive, or pared -down grab and go.

Most other first aid or medical kits sold are borderline useless, not because they lack things, but because in the moment you need to get the right supplies fast. These are the most organized I've ever seen any medical or first aids kits for the size and you know exactly where everything is within seconds.

It's a nice kit to keep in the car or throw in your pack if you'll be in the woods for a bit. A few things I would add on your own are quik clot, steri strips, and some needle and thread.

I really like this kit. It's complete and really well organized. I add in a few items for blisters, ticks, and sprains and feel safe and prepared for a day trip with my girl scout troop or week or more solo in the Adirondacks.

Overall this is a good wilderness first aid kit and well-stocked and organized. However, it did NOT come with aspirin even though it’s clearly included on the label on both Amazon and on the product itself when I received it. Leaving out a potentially life-saving medication is pretty bad, especially if you don’t keep stock of what’s in the kit and only go off of what’s on the label.