First Aid Kits Reviews

We bought these for my daughter (at the time she was 8) because we were tired of her either loosing her lunch on car trips, or being so loopy from the motion sickness medicine.
She put them on and was doing so well with them that she even rode backwards in the car to talk to her siblings in the backseat on a very wind-y canyon road and didn't feel sick at all!

These bands have saved people days on the water I have had fishing. The people would actully be sea sick and put the bands on and be fine within a half an hour. I fish on Lake Huron and it gets rough sometimes for people, but these bands have worked more than times than not. A lot of people don't know about them and we could use more advertisement on them and dealers in the area.
Thank You
Pete Lover

If McGiver on the infamous TV show could get out of a nasty situation with just a few essentials items scrounged from wherever, then you with this kit have a better chance than he ever did. If you compare the four person Kit from Quake Kare, which by the way is a brilliant value, then you'll see how complete a kit should be when you feast your eyes on this fiver. This gets a five lightning bolt rating from Stormynites dot net. Stormy

Haven't cracked it open and hope I never have to, but I sleep better at night knowing I have it!

This is real good on insect bites or stings. I've tried other products, that only mask the itching. This works fast. You put it on, the itching is gone!
This product even tops the After Bite for Kids cream. It will work, but it's not nearly as effective as the full treatment pen.
This tops any other product out there for bites. I give it an A+!

These worked great, and they are so easy to use. Just make sure you follow the directions, and they stay in the correct place. The two people who normally get seasick didn't. One of the bands slipped out of place on my other daughter- she got a bad headache. So, we know that the ones that stayed in place for all of us did work!

The kit is a good general purpose one. The First Aid Guide is permanetly attached to the inside of the top lid, and gives quick information on how to treat - Minor Cuts/Scrapes, Minor Burns, Sprains/Strains & a place to store emergency phone numbers.

HEllo. I just purchased this wonderfuly, handy, waterproof kit and love it! It has so much useful ammenities in it that are good for any incident. I had thought of getting individual items, getting a small kit, butr after looking at tis, I went for it...Even If i dont need it right away, its a good thing to keep around just in case.

This is the BEST product out there for motion sickness and believe me I have tried them all. I was afraid I would have to give up diving before I found this. Best part of all is it does not make you tired like most other products (even the non-drowsy ones). Try it you will love it!

We have these in our first aid kits at work and at home. These let you pry splinters out, rather than pulling or breaking them. They are easy to use; employees prefer them over tweezers claiming that these let you see what your digging out. Our teens use them for popping zits; they say that these are much more comfortable than a needle. I have used them to get wood & metal splinters out of our dog's paw with a gentle prying action.

This is a terrific product! From the moment I received my Pet First Aid Kit, I was impressed with how well designed and conceived it was. The case is strong enough to withstand rolling about in the trunk of my car (where I'll keep it for outings with my animals.) The first aid brochure is easy to read and follow. Additionally, I found the supplies to be of more than adequate quantity and variety. It would be quiet simple to replenish items as needed.

Wow! We travel a lot and it's great to have a First Aid kit for our dog with us. When we're taking her for walks, it's easy to have an injury and it'd be extremely difficult to know where the nearest Animal Hospital would be. This Pet First Aid Kit is loaded with everything imaginable (including tweezers especially designed to remove ticks). If anyone has a pet, they most definitely need to purchase one of these. I highly recommend this to all of you pet owners. You'll love it!

I really enjoyed receiving this product. I have two dogs, three cats, and a new puppy so this really came in handy. This kit contains all the stuff that you need in case of an emergency and the booklet will explain what you need to do

I'm sure this is a fine product and will likely do the job as advertised, but you don't have to spend $100 to deal with swimmers ear - you can do it for about $1.

About fifteen years ago I had such a bad case, I would use wooden matchsticks to scratch the insides of my ears, until they were crusted and even bleeding. The pain was severe, but the itch was still worse. I wasn't a swimmer and had never heard of swimmer's ear, so I had no idea what the problem was.

One night I happened to be watching some news show, 60/60 or 20 Minutes, I forget which one - they did a piece on swimmer's ear and how to treat it. Turns out it's incredibly simple - after every swim (or in my case, every shower) put a couple of drops of rubbing (Isopropyl) alcohol in each ear canal. The alcohol both dries the ear canals, and kills the bacteria which thrive in the moisture and cause the itch. In the fifteen years since I have not had a *single* case of swimmer's ear.

While they recommended using an eyedropper, I find that dipping a q-tip into the alcohol, then gently rolling it around just inside the outer edge of the ear canal gets enough alcohol in there to do the job. Since these guys want you to buy the Isopropyl to clean the Ear Dryer anyway, try that on your ears first, and see if you still want to spend the remaining $99.

Some folks are afraid that alcohol will also remove the "natural ear wax" that your body creates - this is a little like worrying about soap removing the "natural oils" in your skin. In both cases, just use a little common sense and don't overdo it. Even if you get your ears wet several times a day, drying them out once, at the end of the day, is enough to prevent the bacteria from establishing a foothold.

One note of caution - you should always be careful sticking *anything* into your ears. In this case though, you don't need to go very far in, and the alcohol will naturally find its way to the same place that the water did.

I've got surfer's ear and have been to the doctor too many times to count. He keeps tellin' me I've got to quit surfing in order to get the bone to stop growing shut, but giving up surfing just won't do. In the meantime, I've been wearing silicone ear plugs and that helps, but I always end up with some water in my ears afterwards and getting them dry with such tight bone growth is impossible. I saw this dryear thing in the surf magazine and since gettin' one the wet ears thing is no longer a problem. Even after showers this thing really helps. I feel a lot better knowing that my ears aren't wet all day long after a surf or shower. I definitely recommend this to surfers with ear problems.

I have lots of gadgets-this one gets used each morning after a shower because it really works. My hearing aid battery life is about double. I hear better-the car radio volume used to be on 45 for me to hear-it is now on 25. I was sending my hearing aids in for maintenance once each six months or so-always the same thing-too much moisture in my ears. Not a problem anymore.

The pouch is easy to open and close. It's a must-have if you go hiking or mountain trailing. However, I'd like to see some other things in this pouch. For example, when camping you may sometimes be allergic to something. It would be good if this first aid could address this issue. Overall, I'll recommend it to friends. The instructions on the back are very clear and detailed, which is a plus.

A nice sized kit to tuck in a suitcase or gym bag. Although small in size, it contains supplies to clean and bandage minor cuts and scrapes as well as a packet of Tylenol. There are more extensive first aid kits meant to keep in your home, but this is a very nice, portable kit to use when away from home.

Great little kit to take in a pocket or briefcase. It has everything for a minor cut or scrape. It would also be good to put in your children's backpacks so they have everything they need should they get a cut. This product should be offered as in a multiple pack so that there's always one available to take along!