BAND-AID Brand First Aid Kit to Go, 12 Piece

The Johnson & Johnson First Aid to Go Portable Mini Travel Kit is a small but very practical essential that works well for handling minor injuries when you’re away from home. It includes 12 basic pieces such as adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, and other simple first aid essentials that are commonly needed for small cuts, scrapes, or blisters. The compact case is lightweight, durable enough for travel, and designed to slip easily into a purse, backpack, glove compartment, or even a desk drawer without taking up space. I like how organized everything is inside, so you can quickly grab what you need without digging around during a stressful moment. It’s especially useful for road trips, hiking, school, or keeping at work for quick access. While it’s not meant to replace a full first aid kit for serious injuries, it’s a convenient backup that covers the basics well and gives added peace of mind for everyday situations.

This is a good, portable, lightweight safety kit for your purse, vehicle, etc. It comes with six regular size bandaids, two hand cleaning wipes, and two sterile gauze pad. Recommend for if a little accident happens.

Super cheap and useful to keep in my purse in case I get a cut (which I did and the bandages were useful then). Would be nice if the first aid kit included a little antibacterial ointment too

These little first aid kits are nice for a kids backpack, a small purse etc. I taught a basic first aid class to some 11-14 year old boys. This was a fun useful gift I was able to give them. They can be refilled when supplies are used and the case will last for years!!! How do I know? I have had one just like them for over 20 years! The case is still good! Never got brittle over the years ! Highly recommend!

The perfect little aid kit for on the go with kids. I keep one in my son’s sports bag and one in the diaper bag! It always comes in clutch!

As someone who tends to have a lot injuries (paper cuts, hang nails etc.) this is good quality. It has every item included, fantastic adhesion bandaids that stick, and perfect for emergency uses. It already comes organized, and high quality than most mini first-aid kits. I love to keep it in my backpack, messenger bag, and emergency bag.

When I first saw this listing I was ecstatic to say the least. 48 Johnson & Johnson first aid kits for under $5. How would I be able to use so many band aids I thought to myself. After pondering this very thought, it hit me. Christmas is approaching quickly, and what better gift than a first aid kit for my co-workers. I was so excited once I figured out what to do with them. Who wouldn't like a mini first aid kit for the holidays? Being the stinker that I am, I held the secret Christmas gifts in for as long as I could. Then one day, with much anticipation I told one of my co-workers what they would receive from me this year for Christmas ...then another co-worker and so on, until every individual person that I work with knew. The excitement on their face was equivalent to that of a kid seeing Santa for the first time. I would never have imagined that something so cheap could put a smile that big on someone's face. Even looking back on it now I tear up. Well after a few days of waiting for my 48 first aid kits that were in this case, I looked in my mailbox and there was a small package. I thought to myself, "what could this be, self?" I opened it and there it was ONE individual first aid kit. I wondered where the other 47 were that was clearly listed online. Out of sheer panic, as the holidays were fastly approaching, I contacted the seller, letting them know the situation and within a few hours they contacted me back. They said that there was an error in the listing, and for my trouble I would be refunded my money, and as an apology I could keep the ONE first aid kit. I was devastated. I consumed so much ice cream and potato chips after this encounter. How was I going to tell my co-workers? What would they think of me? Christmas was ruined. After being off work a few days, I returned to work, and with shame and guilt written all over my face, I had to let them know. It took so much courage for me to even brave the words to them. The look into each of their eyes was equivalent to that of a child losing their puppy to an 18 wheeler. It was a look that is instilled deep within me now. After a few days, things seem to be back to normal now. The awkward faze is still there, but it will pass, eventually. If anything, this has brought my co-workers and I closer together now. It was a learning experience. I now question everything I buy, wondering if it is labeled right. For example I was at the grocery store a few days ago and purchased some eggs that said farm fresh chicken eggs on the carton. The whole time I carried them in my cart I wondered if it was duck eggs, or something worse. Its those small things that now stand out.

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OK for what it is added things of my own

everyone should have this

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After having kids you never know when these may come in handy. I travel with a pack on me now and find it useful to have.

This is a fairly big plastic box which I am not convinced you really need. There is a bit of peace of mind having some gauze and bandages should you need them though. Realistically, having a selection of band-aids is probably more important. I was challenged with packing in a very small backpack and this kit nearly stayed home. In the end, I stuffed it with a few additional items and it was worth bringing, just in case. It doesn't feel you get much for the price.