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Lifeline Waterproof First-Aid Kit

Lifeline Waterproof First-Aid Kit description

Soggy bandages, salt-water-infested antiseptic towelettes, and gauze pads filled with seaweed aren't going to help much when you get a cut during your kayaking adventure. Lifeline's Waterproof First Aid Kit keeps the included bandages and pads dry. The carabiner on the Waterproof First Aid Kit secures this case to your deck lines or seat straps, while antiseptic towelettes, a sting-relief pad, gauze pad, and various bandages help you deal with minor cuts and insect stings. You can stash your small digital camera, cell phone, MP3 player, or iPod in this kit as well (check dimensions of kit).

Bottom Line: Water and a bandage is not a good mix.

Decent first aid kit, in a great waterproof container. Plan to add a few more first aid items, and will carry it when I'm boating. Cheers

It's great for minor cuts and scratches, basic first aid. To tell the truth I really bought it for the waterproof container. The container is great for storing small items like a cell phone and possible keys unless you have like a huge ring of keys. Anyway, back to the first aid kit, yep it will work fine for minor injuries but if your heading to the back country were it might take some time for S&R to get to you, you might want to step it up a bit.