Skip to content

Welly · Diaper bag

Welly First Aid Kit, 130 count Review for Families

Reviewed by Ryan Fields-Spack, former fire captain, 20+ years as a paramedic ·

Welly First Aid Kit, 130 count. List price $26.99 on Oct 17, 2026. Family grade D. Signed. Scrapes and an everyday foundation kit. One bag, everyday cuts. Top gap: The bandages are the kid part, and they are good at that.

Who picks these kits

Ryan holding the My personal kit

Ryan Fields-Spack

  • former fire captain
  • 20+ years as a paramedic
  • dad of three
About Ryan
Ryan holding the First Aid Kit, 130 count

This kit is a must have for every house. It is your foundation. No matter the score, you need everything in here just to survive a typical summer.

One bag, everyday cuts.

Job

A

Family D 2.62

Family grade: D. Signed.

Graded by a former paramedic dad

Best for: Scrapes and an everyday foundation kit.

$26.99

List price on Oct 17, 2026. Confirm before you buy.

View Welly First Aid Kit, 130 count on Amazon

If you buy through my links, the channel earns a small commission. You pay the same price either way.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Rubric

  1. Kid and infant coverage

    Kid and infant coverage: 4 out of 5

    Small sizes, fabric that moves, and it actually fits the bag you carry.

  2. Bleeding control

    Bleeding control: 1 out of 5

    Butterfly strips and pads. Nothing for serious bleeding.

  3. Choking and airway

    Choking and airway: 1 out of 5

    Not in the tin.

  4. Burns

    Burns: 1 out of 5

    Hydrocortisone packets are not burn care.

  5. Allergy

    Allergy: 1 out of 5

    Nothing for a serious allergy. Bring what your clinician already prescribed.

  6. Organization and labels

    Organization and labels: 4 out of 5

    One tin. You can see it all.

  7. Durability

    Durability: 4 out of 5

    Metal tin survives a bag.

  8. Value

    Value: 4 out of 5

    About $27. Right price for what it is.

  9. Ease of restocking

    Ease of restocking: 5 out of 5

    Buy bandages again. The tin stays.

Missing for kids

  • The bandages are the kid part, and they are good at that.
  • No gauze roll, no pressure dressing, no tourniquet.
  • No thermometer and no CPR barrier.
  • This is the add-on, not the car kit.

From the published list

  • Kid-size adhesive bandages: Kid
  • Medical tape
  • Nonstick pads
  • Cleansing wipes

Suggested add-ons

If you buy through my links, the channel earns a small commission. You pay the same price either way.

  • Sterile gauze pads

    A few 2x2s and 4x4s. Check the package date.

    View Sterile gauze pads on Amazon

    As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

  • Emergency pressure dressing

    The bulky bandage you use when a strip is not enough.

  • Windlass tourniquet

    A C-A-T or another CoTCCC-recommended windlass. Learn it in a Stop the Bleed class. Not made for infants.

  • Digital thermometer: Kid

    Replace the battery when you walk the kit. No dosing, no treatment advice here.

    No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.

  • Nitrile gloves

    Two pairs. Trust the date on the box, not a guess.

    No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.

Compare with…

Build a checklist for the bag you are packing.