Surviveware’s Large First Aid Kit “Fits the Bill” According to Amazon Customer

Aug 15, 2019

Impressed Amazon Customer Recommends Surviveware's First Aid Kit for Earthquake and Emergency Go-Bags

Woodbridge, United States - August 15, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —

Emergency preparations are in effect as massive information campaigns take place in different areas of the United States. These initiatives can be attributed to the large-scale weather-related disasters that have occurred in 2019, from wildfires to earthquakes to tornadoes and hurricanes, much of the US has been ravaged by natural disaster. With homeowners and families assessing and re-evaluating their preparedness plans, many households realize the need for extensive and functional first aid kits.

Surviveware, which is known for its prominent survival and preparedness gear, offers a perfect addition to any outdoor and preparedness bag: Surviveware's Large First Aid Kit.

What makes this first aid kit perfect for emergencies is its wide assortment of supplies. A kit contains 200 pieces of life-saving provisions that can be used for treating cuts, punctures, bug bites, hypothermia, splinters, abrasions, lacerations, minor concussions, and more. Apart from the vast array of bandages and wraps, the kit offers splinter probes, nitrile gloves, cold packs, hydrogels, tweezers, emergency blankets, cleansing wipes, shears, fever strips, emergency blankets, and a whistle. Also included are a CPR kit, removable small first aid kit, and comprehensive first aid guide.

The provisions are held inside a 600D polyester bag. The case is water-resistant and able to withstand rugged wear and tear from an active lifestyle.

To up the kit’s portability, Surviveware designed a MOLLE-compatible strap system that allows kit owners to attach the pack to their go-bags and emergency bags securely. This expanded first aid kit can also be attached to a car's headrest or trunk floor, which gives it more accessibility no matter the situation.

An Amazon customer and homeowner in Southern California shared why he purchased Surviveware's Large First Aid Kit for his emergency go-bag:

"We have several small first aid kits that we use for cuts and scratches but, living in SoCal, We never know when thing will start collapsing around us. I wanted one that was more complete to put in our emergency go kit. This kit fits the bill perfectly. It is packed in a well-made, soft kit, so it's easy to carry, the contents are well organized by needs for a specific injury, and it contains materials and instruction that are well beyond my capabilities, even though I've been trained in First Aid and first response trauma care. It is worth much more than the price I paid."

Prepare for the worst-case by ordering Surviveware's Large First Aid Kit for 20% off by using a Surviveware Amazon discount code.

This is a limited time offer so take advantage today by clicking here to order your very own Surviveware Large First Aid Kit.

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