Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I bought this kit for my work desk. I'm pretty much the go-to girl for medical needs, and I don't count on the receptionist staff to keep the company's own hard first-aid kit well-stocked. This is kit is inexpensive enough that I don't mind sharing when something is needed. There are a few things of my own that I added, nothing expensive, but to round out the kit. I share what I added to help anyone out w/ setting up their "ideal" kit, because no matter how good a kit is that you buy, inevitably something is lacking. Everything I added is easily found OTC. I added a packet of Dayquil (for allergies & colds coming on), a small box of anti-diarrheal medicine, 2 Naproxen Sodium pills (pain relief), a digital thermometer, a tube of Orajel (tooth/gum/mouth pain), a packet of Pepto-Bismol chewables (gas, bloating, acid reflux, etc.), a large waterproof adhesive bandage & an Ace wrap. This is the kit I chose to buy for my grandmother, my aunt & uncle & my best friend, as well- that is how helpful & great I think that the kit is. For very little money spent, I have piece of mind that people I love will also have a lot of important first-aid pieces (which would cost far more if bought separately) readily available to them now. You can't put a price on peace of mind, knowing that what's needed in an emergency (or even just for a minor cut or burn) is readily at hand. Below is a complete listing of what's in this first-aid kit: Medicine, Antiseptics *6 - Ibuprofen tablets *6 - Extra-strength non-aspirin tablets *6 - Aspirin tablets *3 - Insect sting relief pads *6 - Antibiotic ointment packs *14 - Alcohol cleansing pads *15 - Antiseptic cleansing wipes (sting free) *2 - First aid/burn cream packs *1 - Burn relief pack Bandages *75 - Plastic bandages, 3/4" x 3" *20 - Fabric bandages, 3/4" x 3" *30 - Plastic bandages, 1" x 3" *10 - Fabric bandages, 1" x 3" *2 - Elbow & knee plastic bandages, 2" x 4" *50 - Junior plastic bandages, 3/8" x 1 1/2" *4 - Knuckle fabric bandages *4 - Fingertip fabric bandages *1 - Patch bandage, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" Dressings *1 - Instant cold compress *1 - Emergency blanket, 38" x 60" *3 - Moleskin squares, 2" x 2" (blister prevention) *3 - Butterfly wound closures *2 - Finger splints, 6" x 3/4" *2 - First aid tape rolls, 1/2" x 5 yd. Injury Treatment *1 - Trauma pad, 5" x 9" *1 - Sterile eye pad *6 - Gauze dressing pads, 2" x 2" *4 - Gauze dressing pads, 3" x 3" *2 - Gauze dressing pads, 4" x 4" *1 - Conforming gauze roll bandage, 2" References, Instruments *1 - American Medical Association First Aid Guide *1 - Thermometer, one time use *2 - Latex-free exam quality vinyl gloves *1 - Scissors *1 - Tweezers, plastic *10 - Cotton-tipped applicators, 3" *1 - Durable clear-pocket softpack.