General Medi Mini First Aid Kit, 92 Pieces Small First Aid Kit - Includes Emergency Foil Blanket, Scissors for Travel, Home, Office, Vehicle, Camping, Workplace & Outdoor (Green)

Couldn't recommend this product enough! We have had it for about 2 months and used it loads! The little bag is filled to the brim with useful first aid tools. At random we have used the scissors, tweezers for ticks, plasters and wound cleaning wipes. I would like to think that we will not need any of the 'heavy duty' things from it like bandages etc but you never know. I carry it every day in my backpack, it takes very little space and is very small. I'm a very active mum so I take the kids out for walks in forests, hill walking, beach etc and we needed something like this for those little scraped knees. Great variety of plasters for different types of cuts. Really really useful! As I do events for young people at work I will be buying one for work as well. Great product!

This is a really sensible thing to have for emergencies. It takes up no room in the boot, and seems to have virtually everything needed for most first aid situations. The contents and bag seem to be high quality, and it seems very good value for the amount you get here.

Really good small first aid kit, lots in it, great for the car

Bought the 1st Aid kit as a requirement for indoor cricket. It's compact so it fits in your kit bag easily and has what you need!

Bought for a motorcycle tour of Europe beaver used it hit everything I would likely need is in there. Hopefully I’ll never need it but it’s small enough to keep with me at all times in the bike storage.

We travel quite a lot and whilst we rarely require first aid, particularly when we are visiting countries like India, Sri Lanka and the like, having a lightweight first aid kit in your luggage is useful for those odd scrapes and cuts, or in the case of our last visit to Sri Lanka, to provide dressings to staunch the flow of blood from my wife's toe after she encountered a leech whilst walking through a town park! The wound wasn't serious, however, the anti-coagulant that the leech injected made my wife's foot bleed for about 30 minutes. We have used these packs before and I tend to replace them for travel with a new pack every time we use them, keeping the unused items for rare use at home. The kit is extensive and I can confirm that it is complete as per the description. I have awarded it five stars on the basis of cost, as opposed to quality. The item by its very nature is light and contains a lot of items. It therefore follows that whilst they are quality items, they are not built to last e.g. non disposables are fit for purpose, but not for frequent use. Overall then, a great item. We hope not to use it, but we are visiting India shortly and better safe than sorry.

Absolutely amazing product, it has everything you need and more, the scissor is amazing, the bandage, the blanket, I mean wow.

I took the General Medi Mini First Aid Kit on a recent ski trip, and it was super handy to have tucked in my day pack. The compact case is lightweight but surprisingly well stocked with essentials like plasters, bandages, antiseptic wipes, and pain relief — everything you might need for minor bumps, scrapes, or blisters on the slopes. The organisation inside the kit makes it easy to find what you need quickly, which is great when you’re cold and in a hurry. It doesn’t replace comprehensive medical supplies, of course, but for everyday ski‑trip mishaps it gave me extra peace of mind without taking up much space. Overall, a practical little kit that’s perfect for travel and outdoor adventures like skiing.