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Surviveware Waterproof First Aid Kit Review for Families
Reviewed by Ryan Fields-Spack, former fire captain, 20+ years as a paramedic
Surviveware Waterproof First Aid Kit. The maker did not list a price on the page I checked. Grade pending. A car or camp kit. The maker does not publish a contents list or a price. Not stated on the maker's page. Top gap: No kid-specific gear is described.
Who picks these kits
Surviveware's waterproof kit for travel, camping, and the car. Their site describes a protected case and a large supply list, then sends you elsewhere for the price.
Not stated on the maker's page.
Grade pending
Best for: A car or camp kit. The maker does not publish a contents list or a price.
See current price
The maker did not list a price on the page I checked.
Based on Surviveware's own site; hands-on review coming. The site does not publish a contents list or a price. The button goes to the maker's product section.
Missing for kids
- No kid-specific gear is described.
- No CPR barrier is described.
- Write the real contents down after you open it. The bag is not the grade.
Suggested add-ons
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Kid-size adhesive bandages: Kid
Small fabric and a few waterproof. The ones that stay on through play.
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Windlass tourniquet
A C-A-T or another CoTCCC-recommended windlass. Learn it in a Stop the Bleed class. Not made for infants.
Burn dressing
A hydrogel burn dressing. I'm not linking a specific brand until I pick one.
No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.
CPR face shield
A barrier for rescue breaths. A class teaches you the rest.
No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.
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