"When I say "First Aid", I'm not talking about some sort of… charity rock concert. I'm talking about serious injuries."
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They look very practical and logically set out. The Handy kit doesn't have everything I need, but I'm buying it for the case because of how it's all labelled.
We have one of these……well laid out and labled, but ours is a bit on the small side (car size) for adding many extras.
A tad bigger would be good, but then, the bigger the bag, the more crap you fill it with.
How much should I spend initially? Is it worth it or cheap https://www.catchoftheday.com.au/event/210-piece-emergency-f…
would do the job? I like the idea of labels and separate compartments.
I thought it was worth the extra - a further justification would be considering it a donation for making such a great ebook: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/215692
In all honesty though you're probably not going to use most things in the kits and they'll likely have expired by the time you do.
I didn't even realise it was the same company that put the eBook out.
I bought this kit over a cheaper one, mainly just because of the set up of the actual case. It looks like I know what I'm doing.
Actually I have that ebook.. Good to know.. Still not sure if I want to spend that much of amount. I agree I may hardly use any product but I can refill for cheaper. As LongJohn92 mentioned below, it is well organised and labeled.
These are great kits!