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46-Piece Outdoor Survival M-edical T-actical F-irst A-id Bag Emergency Rescue Kit

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Product details

Package Includes:
1 x Red F-irst A-id Bag
1 x S-cissors (9cm)
1 x Plastic Tweezers
1 x PBT Elastic Bandage (4.5cm * 7.5m)
1 x Adhesive Bandage
16 x Stypsis Adhesive Bandages
10 x A-lcohol Swabs
1 x Triangular Bandage (96cm * 96cm * 136cm)
2 x G-auze S-wabs
1 x Disposable PVC Gloves (1 Pair)
2 x A-lcohol-Free Cleaning Wipes
5 x Cotton Swabs
5 x Safety Pins
1 x User Manual

Name: F-irst A-id Kit

Specifications:
F-irst A-id Bag
Material: Nylon + Cloth
Color: Red
Size: 17.5cm * 13.5cm * 4.5cm

Features
Nylon material, portable and durable.
Fully open zipper for easy loading and unloading, easy to carry and store.
The bright red bag and striking cross symbol make the kit easy to find in an emergency box.
Perfect for camping, hiking, traveling, outdoor sports, family, and unexpected emergencies.

Specifications

Key Features

Nylon material, portable and durable.
Fully open zipper for easy loading and unloading, easy to carry and store.
The bright red bag and striking cross symbol make the kit easy to find in an emergency box.
Perfect for camping, hiking, traveling, outdoor sports, family, and unexpected emergencies.