EverOne Emergency Response Trauma First Responder Kit Fully Stocked, Orange

I’d only say the stethoscope wasn’t the greatest of quality. Overall it’s value for the money, portability is just right and most things are or seems as though it’s durability would be what I need

I wanted a fully stocked first aid bag for my car to keep in there at all times. We have a few severe peanut allergies in the family and I would rather be over prepared than under prepared. I came across this EverOne emergency response trauma first responder kit and was intrigued at the wide array of items inside. The first thing I did upon getting this bag is go though everything in it, then label everything. I then took out a few things I personally don’t think I would need, and put in a few other things I did. I then organized it from most likely needed to least and put everything away so that I know where it is. If there’s one piece of advice I’ve learned about first aid kits is know what you have and where you have it. I have had a few emergencies before that knowing where something is, or even if I had it, saved valuable time when it’s a crisis that could mean life or death. I cannot stress that enough. Having a fully stocked bag is a good place to start but if you don’t know what you have or where in the bag it is, can cost you precious seconds. Now as far as the bag and contents itself, obviously this is a trauma bag so it has items that most people wouldn’t keep on hand. The quality seams ok, nothing seams like it’s “bad” quality, but I’ve seen better. Of course this isn’t the most expensive trauma bag out there so take that into consideration as well. The bag itself is durable and big enough to fit a wide range of items. But small enough that it can be thrown in a trunk or even back seat floor. There is one thing I wish they would have done differently though. I do not like the way you have to close and open this bag. Just solely Velcro or really any thing else would have been better. In an emergency the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling with 2 Buckle clips to get into it. And for this reason I took a star away. But overall I think this is a handy kit to have even if it’s for peace of mind. Better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it!

The EverOne Emergency Response Trauma First Responder Kit Fully Stocked has more first-aid supplies than I would ever need. I might actually go for a smaller first aid bag, since the supplies do have to be replaced once expired and there are some I might never use. (Most items had dates of 2022 or later, giving me at least a few years.) Still, it is nice to have for peace of mind. The orange bag itself is nicely made, with several pockets (open, hook-and-loop fastened, and zippered) and reflective strips for visibility. The inside is divided into two main compartments. The first-aid supplies come in several bundles. Everything listed on this page at the time of this review was included, as well as some unlisted items like a bite stick, instant ice compress, and sterile baby bunting. I inventoried the bag so I could sort it to my needs. I'll definitely remove several things if I throw it in my car while traveling. This kit is definitely more trauma oriented than basic first aid, though there are plenty of basic bandages and such. It might be overkill for many people, but perfect for others.

This is a fantastic kit to keep on hand, especially if you’re a parent!! I’m a new mom and wanted something more than your average first aid kit. I keep this is my trunk but you could also keep one in the house. You never know what may happen someday, so it’s nice to know I have a little bit of everything in case of an emergency! I also put a few extra things inside (like an apple juice box) for diabetic emergencies. The bag it comes in is super nice and well made. I highly recommend this! They literally put everything you could possibly need in there! It’s a very LARGE bag but fits in the corner of my small trunk just fine. Thanks for reading! I hope this was helpful!! 😉

My husband is a firefighter/paramedic and I used to be a certified EMT-B. That being said, this is a Trauma Kit. It's designed for those who have been trained as first responders and isn't your typical first aid kit. Since my husband works in the emergency field I had him go through this kit first. Overall all the items inside are either average or just above average quality. The black sheers are very sharp, and should cut through denim without a problem. The Aneroid Sphygmomanometer (I honestly had no idea had to use this, my husband showed me) works as it should. There's only 2 or 3 things my husband said he'd want to add to this kit. And those things aren't found in most trauma kits. His biggest complaint about this kit was the bag's design. Particularly the top opening. It's basically a flap of material that covers the top of the bag that you buckle down to secure it. The problem with that is it's still very easy for stuff to slip out of the bag if it's being jostled or thrown around. It would've been a lot better to put in a zipper for the opening so it's more secure. Anyway, we like this kit to keep in our car and if we go camping it'll be coming with us then too. Overall this is a great kit especially for the price. Just wish the bag itself was better quality and had a better design.