Originally posted 2018-06-01 22:00:03.
The first aid kit is separated into three nifty compartments, with the middle area holding most of the medications. This is also nice because it can be removed from the bag via Velcro if you need something in a hurry.
Here’s the breakdown of the 123 piece Total Resources International First Aid Kit:
Total Resources International First Aid Kit (123 piece)Contents
- 12 alcohol prep pads-
- 12 antiseptic towelettes-
- 10 cotton tip applicators-
- 2 finger splints-
- 1 first aid instruction guide-
- 2 examination gloves-
- 2 safety pins-
- 1 tweezers-
- 3 insect repellent ointment-
- 2 lip ointment-
- 3 antibiotic ointment packets-
- 3 burn packets-
- 3 sunscreen lotions-
- 3 sunscreen lotions-
- 3 sting relief prep pads-
- 4 aspirin tablets-
- 4 non-aspirin tablets-
- 2 electrolyte tablets-
- 1 instant cold pack (5 inch x 6 inch)-
- 5 adhesive bandages (1 inch x 3 inch)-
- 15 adhesive bandages (3/8 inch x 1-1/2 inch)-
- 15 adhesive bandages (3/4 inch x 3 inch)-
- 5 butterfly closures-
- 1 paper tape roll (.5 inch x 2.5yard)-
- 4 sterile gauze pads (4 inch x 4 inch)-
- 1 poison ivy cleaner-
- 2 sterile gauze pads (4 inch x 4 inch)-
- 1 sterile trauma pad (5 inch x 9 inch)-
- 1 thermal blanket-
- 1-12 hour bright stick-
- 2 moleskin (2 inch x 2 inch)
For the price, I think it’s hard to beat the Total Resources International First Aid Kit in terms of what you get. A lot of these first aid kits purchased from your local big box store don’t have items for bug and insect stings, as well as a larger trauma pad. If you can pick one of these up, I highly recommend it for your next outdoor adventure! Don’t be stuck up the river without a paddle – a first aid kit is important for any adventure or emergency.
