Portable Mini First Aid Pouch, Empty Travel Medicine Bag Double Zippers Handy Pills Pocket for Travel Home, Small Size (Pink)

My husband has some teeth problems due to other medical issues. I got this to put a little med kit together with pain medicine for if his teeth are bothering him. It works perfectly. I'm able to fit multiple tubes of Orajel, multiple bottles of Anbesol and a small bottle of Tylenol in this along with q-tips and cotton balls to apply the medicine with. And after all that, there's still room for if other things need to be added. It has one pocket inside that zips closed and the rest is just sitting in the sides. It fits perfectly into his pocket without taking up too much space.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Does the job

Just the right size to hold several bottles of medicine so I can keep them with me in my vehicle

This really is a cute and small first aid pouch perfect for a slightly larger purse. I have bells palsy and need to keep eye patches, tape and my meds with me wherever I go and I can store everything In need in the pouch. I also included ibuprofen, Tylenol and some Band-Aids. Meds are in small medicine containers, not their full bottles, which will not fit inside of the pouch. Overall, size is perfect, it does hold two full roles of medical tape, plus the other items I described here. It doesn't get five stars because the stitching is a little lower quality and the patch puckers all around it.

This little bag is perfect to fit into a purse or backpack. I put those little travel size Tylenol tubes in them alone with along with some Advil for headaches. It has lasted quite a while so far and it is still in good shape after being in my bag for quite a while.

I purchased this for my 28 year old son who is an avid cyclist. I just needed a small kit that would be easy to fit in his backpack without adding bulk or weight. This fit the bill very nicely. I was able to fit 4 each of large, medium, small, spot and butterfly bandages. 4 packets of triple antibiotic cream, 2 packets of burn cream, a small tube of Rapid Seal, 2 packs of ibuprofen, 2 packs of acetaminophen, 5 small vials of eyedrops, 2 3X3 gauze pads, sheet of pre-cut moleskin, 1" roll of medical tape, 2" roll of stretch gauze a pair of folding scissors, emergency whistle and a small flashlight. Not bad for the size of the kit! I can't speak to the longevity, but it seems to be very well constructed.

Super cute gift idea

Wanted to have this as something I can switch from bag to bag easily (I have a toddler who loves to run around and I wanted to have a compact first aid kit so I’m not rushing to the car for our regular kit if he gets a scrape while at the park). It’s been good so far (maybe a little small, there could be a few more pockets, too), but the inside zipper broke, so now I’m down the only inside pouch that I had.