Red First Aid Bag Empty First Aid Kit Empty Waterproof First Aid Pouch Small Mini for First Aid Kits Pack Emergency Hiking Backpacking Camping Travel Car Cycling (Red, 7.9x5.5" 12 Pack)

Sturdy and waterproof (to a point). Durable zipper. Bigger than I was expecting.

Right size for smaller first aid items.

Used these to make First Aid Kits at a Career Day at an Elementary School. I allowed all the students to write their names on the bags in permanent marker and we filled them with first aid essentials. None of the zippers broke.

Perfect size for my hiking, motorhome, boating and car first aid kits.

Made up some Hiking/Hunting/Survival bags for Elk Camp. Packed very tight with the goodies, an EMT/ER-RN knows what's needed

I teach first aid to Boy Scout groups. The Scouts have to make their own first aid kits. That way they know how to use everything in it.This pouch is sold empty. But it is big enough for a half dozen full sized bandaids that work, tape that sticks, 4x4" gauze pads, a 2" gauze roll, tweezers and scissors that are usable, a couple of pairs of non-latex gloves of your correct size, some hand sanitizer, a small notepad and pens/pencils, a tube of triple antibiotic, and a tube of itch cream. That's enough for a pretty good basic first aid kitPlease also get some basic first aid training. Contact the Red Cross, American Heart Association or you can check with your fire/police/ambulance company for recommendations.

My grandson is learning what scouts need to pack for hiking or camping. These bags were gifts to the scouts in his den for each scout to use as a personal first aid kit.

Purchased to hold first aid essentials for family preparedness. Very good quality and I was actually expecting something of lesser quality. Packed some first aid supplies along with emergency blanket, whistle, and mini flashlight in each. Highly recommend.