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Reddit mentions of Lifeline 53 Piece First Aid Emergency Kit - Small and Compact Size - Ideal for camping, sporting events, hiking, cycling, car as well as home, school and office
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- LIFELINE QUALITY: With over 20 years of experience building first kits you know you are getting only the highest quality safety products with this Lifeline branded Hard Shell First Aid Emergency Kit
- ESSENTIAL SAFETY COMPONENTS: With 53 essential preparedness items; from emergency tweezers to simple bandages, this quality first aid kit will keep you ready to treat minor cuts and scrapes that occur while on the road or at home
- PORTABLE: Our one of a kind hard shell foam carry case keeps your first aid supplies organized and is lightweight and compact enough to store easily in your auto glovebox, or your backpack for outdoor adventures like hiking, backpacking, skiing.
- ISO CERTIFIED: Lifeline First Aid is ISO certified, so you know when you purchase our first aid kits you are getting only the highest quality, FDA compliant, safety product
- IDEAL MEDKIT: With over twenty years of experience building automotive safety and first aid product, you can rest assured that our kits feature the essential mix of safety product, and are the perfect balance of size, weight and contents
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Red |
| Height | 1.5 Inches |
| Length | 6.25 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | May 2017 |
| Weight | 0.48 Pounds |
| Width | 5.5 Inches |
The lifeline kits are a good low-cost base to work from - and you can easily supplement them by adding stuff you may want by a quick trip to a pharmacy.
The way I did it was to figure out what I wanted to have the First Aid kit address: I split it up with a boo-boo/ouchie kit (based around a commercial lifeline first aid bag) and a full up trauma kit based around a condor emt bag - with essentially the same stuff as in my boo-boo kit supplemented with israeli bandages, quik-clot and other fun things.
The Boo-boo kit rides in my gearslinger and is always around, the trauma kit stays in my car for the most part.