Value Set 150 Excellent Quality ALAZCO First Aid Kit Empty Storage Bag for Sports Team, Church Group Trip, Camping Survival Emergency/Diabetic Supplies Hiking Travel Gym Car RV

I used these to put together first aid kits for: 1) my car, 2) my fiancé's car, 3) our home emergency preparedness kit and 4) one extra. I was pleasantly surprised at how much the kits were able to fit. In each kit, I included: 3 pairs nitrile gloves, 2 medium gauze pads, 1 medium rolled gauze, 1 3" Ace wrap, tape, tweezers, medical scissors, alcohol prep pads, assorted bandaids, 0.5 oz neoporin, 1 oz Cortizone, a travel Dramamine (8 tablets) and travel Advil (8 tablets). I also included a few non-first aid items that I thought might be handy in an emergency: a space blanket, a poncho, hand warmers, Purell wipes and a travel sized bottle of contact solution plus a case.I had wanted to include an instant ice pack, but it was too big and would have taken up most of the bag.Even fully packed, the case zips up easily, and is small enough to tuck unobtrusively in your car, or in a backpack/beach bag if you want it handy. I appreciated being able to fill it with my own stuff, so that it contains items I am likely to use.I wouldn't say that the bags are anything special, but they work well for their intended purpose, and are fairly inexpensive.

I bought this to carry my epipens, pills and such and it works really well!

very good set of bags, especially for the price. I made first aid kits for the family. holds a lot. the items are in plastic storage bags in the net pocket on each side.

Just received these ... they're of decent construction, but too thin to really accommodate a good selection of first aid supplies. The website lists the dimensions as about 9" x 6.25" which is true, but what it doesn't tell you is that the bag, zipped closed, is barely an inch thick, with very tight mesh pouches inside. If all you want to carry is a few bandages and some antiseptic, this bag will be fine, but if you want any more advanced first-aid supplies (for example a SamSplint) it's just too small.

We use this for our diabetic supplies. Just wish the two inside pockets would close because supplies fall out easily

Great size, being added to our emergency kit.

These make great "Bug Out" bags!

They're good for the intended purpose. These are the bags that Target was giving out for free with purchase a few months ago.