Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose Portable Compact First Aid Kit for Minor Cuts, Scrapes, Sprains & Burns, Ideal for Home, Car, Travel, Camping and Outdoor Emergencies, 160 Pieces

I didn’t think I’d care this much about a first aid kit, but this one impressed me. It’s small enough to toss in a backpack or keep in the car, but somehow it fits a ton of useful stuff. The layout makes it easy to find what you need without digging around, which really matters in a stressful moment.It has all the basics like bandages, gauze, ointments, and even things for burns and sprains. Everything feels like it was chosen with actual situations in mind. I’ve already used it a couple of times for minor scrapes and was glad I had it nearby.It also just looks neat and clean. Feels organized, not like a messy plastic box. I’m planning to get another one for the house. Honestly, it’s one of those things you don’t realize you need until you have it.

Something to note is that the case carries an expiration date. For the case I purchased in late April, 2025, the expiration date is 7/31/2026. Similarly, a case I purchased in April, 2024 has a 7/31/2025 expiration date. While not everything inside will expire by that date, the Benadryl, Tylenol, and Neosporin all have expiration dates within the next two years, so be aware of that. The various bandages are good indefinitely.There is only one cold pack. I think the prior version of this had two.I'd like to see fewer Band-Aids and more gauze pads. While you might use more Band-Aids over time, those are usually easy to find. For larger wounds, you will need the gauze pads -- and lots of them. I'd also like to see sterile alcohol wipes instead of hand sanitizing wipes. In a pinch, those are fine, but they aren't sterile.All in all, the contents are good. They are J&J brands and not knock offs. This is a decent home first aid kit for the price point and maybe something you keep in your car for cuts and scrapes at the park. It is in no way a trauma kit.

Being both a mom and educator requires me to take care of cuts and scrapes quite often. I feel like this was needed for a long time and I am so pleased with the quality of bandages and gauze. In addition, the benadryl cream comes in quite handy for terrible itches or allergies. I feel like more large size bandages were needed as those ran out quickly. Thanks

The kit has pretty much everything you need.I keep a couple handy on our jobsite for those minor cuts and splinters, but they are fairly complete for tackling any emergency temporarily.The only thing I added was a set of metal tweezer (for removing wood splinters).

It is what it is. Just make sure you have some alcohol wipes or some other way to clean a wound if this is the only first aid kit you’re getting. Otherwise, it’s well organized and has most of the essentials.

had this in my dorm room and it defiantly came in handy a few times,

Comes with all the essentials I put one in my car and I also bought another one for my camper

It is an amazing first aid kit to have at home. small and practical.it has everything you need