First Aid Only9165-RC: Be Red Cross Ready First Aid Kit

Perfect size, fits what is needed. Perfect for travel or to keep in car.

I picked this up for my son to include in his camp pack for scouts as his first aid kid. Very good complete with what he needed.

Great kit with everything you would need for first aid.

Since I am on a blood thinner a friend insisted I purchase and carry a kit like this just in case I have an accident and get bruised. Has everything for an emergency. Don't need to add anything.

I bought some of these basic first-aid kits to keep in the family's backpacks and in the car. They are small, lightweight and are well protected in their zippered cases and perfect for simple first-aid needs. They are small, but contain a very wide variety of emergency and first-aid supplies. Unless you need brain surgery out in the field, they will do just fine. We've had to use them only a couple of times (knock on wood) for minor stuff like scrapes and cuts.Because the current product description doesn't list the contents, here's what's in this first-aid kit: procedural face mask, germicidal wipe, rain poncho, emergency light stick, emergency whistle, `Call 911' banner, emergency blanket, 3 antiseptic cleansing wipes, 4 Alcohol cleansing pads, 2 antibiotic ointment packs, hand sanitizer pack, 20 adhesive bandages, 10 junior bandages, 2 knuckle bandages, 2 fingertip bandages, 2 patch bandages, 2 2"x2" gauze dressing pads, 2 4"x4" gauze dressing pads, sterile eye pad, 2 butterfly closures, 2 exam vinyl gloves, 5 yd roll first-aid tape, moleskin square, finger splint, Red Cross first-aid card.Pretty complete for a small package! These are good insurance for the little things that can happen on a hike or camping trip. Prices vary tremendously so you may want to shop around.

It's a great little first aid kit for a car all it needed was some Tylenol and allergy meds thrown in with it for a perfect glove box fit.

For the price, the American Red Cross 9165-RC First Kit is underwhelming. I should have checked the contents more carefully before purchasing. The 73 items appear to be mostly band aids and some ointment. I purchased this for a church, which infrequently (as in very) suffers from small cuts. Fortunately, I bring separate supplies to address serious illnesses that occur, to include the use of CPR. I will be more careful the next time I purchase a first aid kit.

Good assortment of refill products; therefore, good value for the money.