150-Piece Compact First Aid Kit – Water-Resistant EVA Hard Case for Car, Travel and Camping

Essential First-Aid Supplies In One Compact Case

Keep basic wound-care and emergency supplies organized with this 150-piece mini first-aid kit. Its portable hard-shell case is suitable for storing at home, in a vehicle, office, backpack, camper or sports bag.

The kit is intended to support basic first aid for minor cuts, scrapes and similar everyday injuries. It does not replace professional medical attention, emergency services or first-aid training.

Organized 150-Piece Selection

Internal sleeves and divided compartments separate the supplies into identifiable sections, helping users locate frequently needed items more quickly. Supplier-listed contents include assorted bandages, gloves, povidone-iodine preparation pads, metal tweezers and a tourniquet.

The complete itemized content list has not been provided and should be confirmed before publishing.

Compact And Travel-Friendly

Measuring approximately 6.4 × 4.9 × 2.7 inches and weighing around 0.73lb, the kit fits inside many glove compartments, backpacks, drawers and travel bags. A supplied carabiner allows the case to hang from compatible bags or equipment loops.

Protective EVA Hard-Shell Case

The case combines a shaped EVA shell with a smooth PU exterior. Its reinforced construction helps protect the contents from crushing, dust and light moisture during storage and travel.

Although the supplier calls it waterproof, the instruction “do not soak” means it should be advertised as water-resistant, not submersible or fully waterproof.

Useful For Home, Vehicles And Outdoor Activities

Keep the kit accessible during road trips, camping, hiking, boating, sports and general travel. Ready.gov recommends keeping first-aid supplies among vehicle emergency essentials, while the American Red Cross recommends selecting and maintaining supplies according to the number of people and expected activities. 

Key Features

• Approximately 150 first-aid and safety pieces
• Compact water-resistant EVA hard case
• Smooth, wipe-clean PU exterior
• Categorized internal compartments
• Premium zipper closure
• Portable carabiner attachment
• Lightweight travel-friendly design
• Supplier-listed latex-free contents
• Assorted bandages and wound-care supplies
• Supplier-listed povidone-iodine preparation pads
• Metal tweezers included
• Supplier-listed tourniquet included
• Suitable for car, home and office storage
• Useful for camping, hiking and road trips
• Non-electronic emergency kit

Supplier-Listed Content Highlights

The supplier identifies the following types of contents:

• Assorted adhesive bandages
• Protective gloves
• Povidone-iodine preparation pads
• Metal tweezers
• Tourniquet
• Other first-aid and safety supplies
• EVA storage case
• Carabiner attachment

The exact quantity, size, certification and expiry date of every component must be verified before claiming a complete 150-piece inventory.

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Compact First-Aid Kit
• Supplier-Listed Piece Count: More Than 150 Pieces
• Case Material: EVA
• Exterior Finish: Supplier-Listed PU Surface
• Water Protection: Water-Resistant; Do Not Submerge
• Case Dimensions: 6.4 × 4.9 × 2.7 Inches
• Approximate Metric Dimensions: 16.3 × 12.4 × 6.9cm
• Weight: Approximately 0.73lb
• Approximate Metric Weight: 331g
• Organization: Internal Sleeves and Categorized Compartments
• Attachment: Carabiner
• Closure: Zipper
• Electronic: No
• Supplier-Listed Latex Content: Latex-Free
• Recommended Storage: Home, Car, Office, Backpack, Camper or Sports Bag
• Recommended Activities: Travel, Camping, Hiking, Boating and Sports

Recommended Uses

• Household first-aid storage
• Car and truck emergency preparation
• Camping and hiking
• Road trips and travel
• Office storage
• Sports activities
• Backpack emergency supplies
• Camper and caravan storage
• Boating preparation
• School or dormitory storage, where permitted

Important Medical Information

This kit is intended for basic emergency preparedness and minor first-aid needs. It should not be described as suitable for “any emergency” or guaranteed to treat serious injuries.

For severe bleeding, breathing difficulty, unconsciousness, major burns, suspected fractures or other serious injuries, contact local emergency services immediately.

A tourniquet is intended for life-threatening external bleeding from a limb and requires correct application. Training is strongly recommended before relying on it. 

Do not use any component if:

• The packaging is open, damaged or wet
• The expiry date has passed
• The label or instructions are missing
• Sterility cannot be confirmed
• You are allergic to an ingredient or material
• You do not understand its intended purpose

Inspection And Maintenance

1. Inspect the kit immediately after delivery.
2. Compare the contents with the supplied inventory sheet.
3. Confirm that all individually wrapped products are sealed.
4. Check applicable expiration dates.
5. Verify the active ingredient and concentration of antiseptic pads.
6. Replace damaged, opened, contaminated or expired supplies.
7. Restock every item after use.
8. Store the case in a cool, dry and accessible location.
9. Inspect vehicle-stored kits more frequently because of temperature changes.
10. Add personal medications and emergency contact details separately where appropriate.

The American Red Cross advises checking first-aid kits regularly and replacing used or expired components. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Does The Kit Contain Exactly 150 Pieces?

The supplier advertises more than 150 pieces, but a complete itemized inventory has not been provided. Confirm the exact count before publishing.

Is The Case Fully Waterproof?

No. The EVA and PU case can help resist splashes and light moisture, but the supplier specifically says not to soak it.

Is It Suitable For A Car?

Yes, it is compact enough for many glove compartments and vehicle storage areas. However, heat and cold can shorten the usable life of certain supplies, so inspect them regularly.

Is It Suitable For Camping And Hiking?

Yes, it can provide basic first-aid supplies for outdoor activities. The contents should be supplemented according to trip duration, group size, environment and personal medical needs.

Is The Kit Latex-Free?

The supplier claims the contents are latex-free, but material documentation is not supplied. Buyers with a severe latex allergy should verify every component label individually.

Does It Include Povidone-Iodine Pads?

The supplier lists povidone-iodine preparation pads. Confirm their quantity, concentration, packaging, expiration date and destination-country eligibility.

Is The Tourniquet Certified?

No certification, manufacturer or performance standard is supplied. Do not advertise it as a professional, military-grade or certified trauma tourniquet until documentation is available.

Can It Be Used In A Workplace?

It may provide general supplies, but compliance with workplace first-aid regulations such as OSHA or local standards is not confirmed.

Does It Replace Professional Medical Care?

No. It provides basic supplies only. Serious injuries require emergency services and professional medical treatment.