Price history for Surviverware 200 Piece First Aid Premium Trauma Kit Family Outdoor Red Case
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$58.47
- September 17, 2024
$64.97
- September 11, 2024
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- September 11, 2024
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- September 17, 2024
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Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit Price History
Price History for Surviverware 200 Piece First Aid Premium Trauma Kit Family Outdoor Red Case
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Current Price
$58.47
September 17, 2024
Highest Price
$64.97
September 11, 2024
Lowest Price
$58.47
September 17, 2024
Since September 11, 2024
Last price changes
$58.47
September 17, 2024
$64.97
September 11, 2024
Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit Description
EMERGENCY ESSENTIALS: 200 first aid supplies to help care for minor wounds, cuts, scrapes and burns. Includes removable CPR Mask, extra internal sleeves to customize your kit and a first aid guide.
LABELLED FIRST AID KIT COMPARTMENTS: Labelled and organized inner compartments make it easy to find what you need in the case of an emergency. No more rummaging or making a mess to find the supplies you need.
100% WATERPROOF (IPX7 RATING): This durable kit is made with 100% waterproof material and watertight zippers to keep contents inside dry. The emergency first aid kit can be kept underwater for 30m up to a depth of 1 meter. Perfect for boats, kayaks and severe weather emergencies like hurricanes, tropical storms and heavy rain.
PORTABLE AND FUNCTIONAL FIRST AID KIT: At only 2.25 LB and featuring MOLLE compatible straps, this kit is ideal for those on the go and can be carried on a backpack, belt or EDC bag. Perfect for travel, camping, college dorms, boy scout trips and biking.
MADE BY EXPERTS: Designed by adventurers for adventurers. This emergency first aid kit was thoughtfully designed for peace of mind on your next outdoor adventure. Registered FDA Medical Device. This product is FSA / HSA eligible.
Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit Specification
Specification: Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit
Product Dimensions
2.25 Pounds, 7.5 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches
Item model number
WFAK
Date First Available
September 5, 2019
Manufacturer
Surviveware
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Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit Reviews (6)
6 reviews for Surviveware Waterproof 200 Pieces First Aid Kit
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Aaron Isom –
This first Aid Kit has exceeded all expectations, earning it a well-deserved 5-star rating. As an avid outdoor enthusiast, this kit has become an indispensable companion on my adventures. The waterproof and durable case instills confidence that the contents will stay protected in any weather condition. The organization of supplies is impeccable, with clearly labeled compartments making it easy to locate what is needed in a hurry. The inclusion of high-quality medical essentials, from sterile bandages and trauma shears to an emergency blanket and CPR kit, showcases the thoughtfulness and thoroughness of Surviveware. The MOLLE-compatible design allows for easy attachment to backpacks, ensuring it’s always within reach. Whether embarking on a hiking trail or a camping trip, this first aid kit provides peace of mind, making it an absolute must-have for anyone prioritizing safety in the great outdoors.
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Miguel –
I keep this First Aid Kit in my truck at all times. It has almost everything I need for emergency situation when I am traveling. The best part is that it is well organized and labeled. The last thing you want to be doing in an emergency situation is fumbling through a bag looking for the items you know you need. This kit puts labels on each pouch and has it organized with the type of emergency you might encounter. It also includes an easy to use emergency guide book and several items you don’t normally see in a prebuilt emergency Kit. Highly recommend based on this.
As far as quality, I have not been able to test the full waterproofness of the case yet but it seems to be hold up to getting water splashed with no water getting inside. Case also seems well built and like it will last me a long time.
The company itself seems great too, my kit came with a free extra item (one of those credit card multitools) which has come in handy, as well as, an offer for another free item in the mail at no cost. They also reached out to me personally once I received my items to make sure I was satisfied with everything. It’s very refreshing to see a company that goes above and beyond for the customers. I will definitely be purchasing more from Surviveware.
The only con I see is the zipper can be hard to open quickly. I tried several times to quickly pull it open and it kept getting caught at the first turn. After a few tries it seems better. I don’t know if that is because the zipper broke-in a bit or I just got used to the angle of holding it to make it work. This was only when trying to quickly open it as fast as I could. Under normal use it was fine.
The one change I would do is have the words “FIRST AID” on the front with a more traditional first aid logo. I understand that most people will associate the red coloring and the first aid-ish cross shaped logo with a first aid kit but I have also had people see it and ask ‘what is that?’. Having more traditional first aid kit identifiers might make this a more effective in emergencies.
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Andrew L –
Overall it’s a great kit. Fairly sturdy. Great waterproof kit. The waterproof zipper is a bit tight for me, my wife struggles a bit with it, and there’s no way my kids could open it. Other than that the only complaint that I have is that the Velcro panel on the back isn’t staying stuck together. I pulled it apart one time, there’s no dirt or debris in it, but when strapped on, any bump while walking and it rips halfway off. Likely just a defective component but still a major issue if it’s strapped to the outside of a backpack or the boat or something. I would recommend this kit. (It’s actually my third Surviveware kit.) The site won’t let me do half starts but I would give it 4.5 stars. I can’t give it a full 5 only because of the Velcro.
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TechNick –
I bought this for it’s size, promised quality and the durable, rubust & “Waterproof” looking ‘all in one’ tough carry case… For me it’s more ‘water-resistant’ (as family oft. leave the zip gaping a tad)… & it delivers!! (It’s way over priced but also the best executed ‘ready made kit’ I can find). Includes some well thought out aspects: the ordered & clearly labled mesh compartments, a big plus. The ‘Quick Ref. Guide’..etc… BUT the Big point is, no selection of items, pockets or lables will ever be ‘Perfect’ or ‘Complete’ for all poss. emergencies, situations,.. or non crucial treatments I can envision or plan for!!.. else the kit would end up the size of a small ambulance if so!.. It’s mad me thinking well it shoulda, cudda include an Xxx? or a Yyy?!! As much for ‘Health&Safty’ and peace of mind I often carry (& use) it: forestry work, on the quad, in the car, on camping, boating & such activities, i’ve added many items and there’s space for some of these extra bits in the bag. ie. some more ‘burns’ kit (as someone is often scalded or picking up hot embers), sharp needles & thread for splinters or stitching wounds, a propper tornique (just in case), Small Bot. of TCP solution (easy clean) & more wipes, Vasalene, Plasters (lots of), Wasp Spray, some antihist., Spray on skin, Ibuprofin, Paracetamol, AloeVera, Camomile ointment.. I’d like more room but where do we stop!? For these essential, but date-limited, extras I bought another smallish, semi-transparent (so easy and quick to see), totally ‘waterproof’ sailors’ type roll-up bag!!.. haaha no, no not some transparent Supermarket shopping bags!?..nooo? Hey! but they’re really cheap hygenic & cool too!!. cheap but not so durable…
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Maurice L –
We bought the Surviveware Waterproof First Aid Kit for on our boat. If you are reading this you are researching Waterproof first aid kits (we were in the same position as you doing our research). Probably like us, you’ve looked at several others maybe not even waterproof, and seeing the price tag compared to 90% of the others and wondering… We came back several times to this one, looking at others, looking at the company website and a range of other things. With one question in mind .. is it worth it .. YES !!
Let’s start with the quality of the case, RUGGED / DURABLE and WATERPROOF. Its small enough to store and carry around (it won’t fit in your pocket like some other that are pictured bigger than they are). Reviews have mentioned the zipper… please its waterproof, its snugger to open than a normal zipper but with some wax or chap stick its relatively easy to open. The inside has clearly labeled compartments for all included first aid accessories. There is also an area for personal and other medications. All well laid out and easy to access.
Then the contents; its very complete. We read reviews of it not containing items such as ointments, pills and other PERISHABLE items. These are picked up for a few dollars at your local pharmacy or supermarket and you know you have YOUR brand and they will still have a long shelf life. However the items included are not your typical as cheap as it can get items that we saw in other kits. High quality band-aids, gauze and other items are included that you know will work (we have all seen the band-aids that don’t even stick) when you need them !
Its an absolutely First Class First Aid Kit and would definitely recommend.
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Aj s. –
I’m a firm believer of being prepared for anything. As the saying goes “it is better to not need it and have it, than need it and not have it” this kit is priced low enough to be easily affordable and has everything you will need for almost any medical emergency until you can get proper medical care. My only suggestion is getting a rhino rescue tourniquet and watching a few first aid videos (prep medic has great video, including one on tourniquets on youtube). This is the perfect kit to keep in your car as well if you do not have one already. Even if you do, some items may be expired depending on age so this kit can be used to restock your current one. All in all, you can’t go wrong with this restock kit, it’s a must have for sure.
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Aaron Isom –
This first Aid Kit has exceeded all expectations, earning it a well-deserved 5-star rating. As an avid outdoor enthusiast, this kit has become an indispensable companion on my adventures. The waterproof and durable case instills confidence that the contents will stay protected in any weather condition. The organization of supplies is impeccable, with clearly labeled compartments making it easy to locate what is needed in a hurry. The inclusion of high-quality medical essentials, from sterile bandages and trauma shears to an emergency blanket and CPR kit, showcases the thoughtfulness and thoroughness of Surviveware. The MOLLE-compatible design allows for easy attachment to backpacks, ensuring it’s always within reach. Whether embarking on a hiking trail or a camping trip, this first aid kit provides peace of mind, making it an absolute must-have for anyone prioritizing safety in the great outdoors.
Miguel –
I keep this First Aid Kit in my truck at all times. It has almost everything I need for emergency situation when I am traveling. The best part is that it is well organized and labeled. The last thing you want to be doing in an emergency situation is fumbling through a bag looking for the items you know you need. This kit puts labels on each pouch and has it organized with the type of emergency you might encounter. It also includes an easy to use emergency guide book and several items you don’t normally see in a prebuilt emergency Kit. Highly recommend based on this.
As far as quality, I have not been able to test the full waterproofness of the case yet but it seems to be hold up to getting water splashed with no water getting inside. Case also seems well built and like it will last me a long time.
The company itself seems great too, my kit came with a free extra item (one of those credit card multitools) which has come in handy, as well as, an offer for another free item in the mail at no cost. They also reached out to me personally once I received my items to make sure I was satisfied with everything. It’s very refreshing to see a company that goes above and beyond for the customers. I will definitely be purchasing more from Surviveware.
The only con I see is the zipper can be hard to open quickly. I tried several times to quickly pull it open and it kept getting caught at the first turn. After a few tries it seems better. I don’t know if that is because the zipper broke-in a bit or I just got used to the angle of holding it to make it work. This was only when trying to quickly open it as fast as I could. Under normal use it was fine.
The one change I would do is have the words “FIRST AID” on the front with a more traditional first aid logo. I understand that most people will associate the red coloring and the first aid-ish cross shaped logo with a first aid kit but I have also had people see it and ask ‘what is that?’. Having more traditional first aid kit identifiers might make this a more effective in emergencies.
Andrew L –
Overall it’s a great kit. Fairly sturdy. Great waterproof kit. The waterproof zipper is a bit tight for me, my wife struggles a bit with it, and there’s no way my kids could open it. Other than that the only complaint that I have is that the Velcro panel on the back isn’t staying stuck together. I pulled it apart one time, there’s no dirt or debris in it, but when strapped on, any bump while walking and it rips halfway off. Likely just a defective component but still a major issue if it’s strapped to the outside of a backpack or the boat or something. I would recommend this kit. (It’s actually my third Surviveware kit.) The site won’t let me do half starts but I would give it 4.5 stars. I can’t give it a full 5 only because of the Velcro.
TechNick –
I bought this for it’s size, promised quality and the durable, rubust & “Waterproof” looking ‘all in one’ tough carry case… For me it’s more ‘water-resistant’ (as family oft. leave the zip gaping a tad)… & it delivers!! (It’s way over priced but also the best executed ‘ready made kit’ I can find). Includes some well thought out aspects: the ordered & clearly labled mesh compartments, a big plus. The ‘Quick Ref. Guide’..etc… BUT the Big point is, no selection of items, pockets or lables will ever be ‘Perfect’ or ‘Complete’ for all poss. emergencies, situations,.. or non crucial treatments I can envision or plan for!!.. else the kit would end up the size of a small ambulance if so!.. It’s mad me thinking well it shoulda, cudda include an Xxx? or a Yyy?!! As much for ‘Health&Safty’ and peace of mind I often carry (& use) it: forestry work, on the quad, in the car, on camping, boating & such activities, i’ve added many items and there’s space for some of these extra bits in the bag. ie. some more ‘burns’ kit (as someone is often scalded or picking up hot embers), sharp needles & thread for splinters or stitching wounds, a propper tornique (just in case), Small Bot. of TCP solution (easy clean) & more wipes, Vasalene, Plasters (lots of), Wasp Spray, some antihist., Spray on skin, Ibuprofin, Paracetamol, AloeVera, Camomile ointment.. I’d like more room but where do we stop!? For these essential, but date-limited, extras I bought another smallish, semi-transparent (so easy and quick to see), totally ‘waterproof’ sailors’ type roll-up bag!!.. haaha no, no not some transparent Supermarket shopping bags!?..nooo? Hey! but they’re really cheap hygenic & cool too!!. cheap but not so durable…
Maurice L –
We bought the Surviveware Waterproof First Aid Kit for on our boat. If you are reading this you are researching Waterproof first aid kits (we were in the same position as you doing our research). Probably like us, you’ve looked at several others maybe not even waterproof, and seeing the price tag compared to 90% of the others and wondering… We came back several times to this one, looking at others, looking at the company website and a range of other things. With one question in mind .. is it worth it .. YES !!
Let’s start with the quality of the case, RUGGED / DURABLE and WATERPROOF. Its small enough to store and carry around (it won’t fit in your pocket like some other that are pictured bigger than they are). Reviews have mentioned the zipper… please its waterproof, its snugger to open than a normal zipper but with some wax or chap stick its relatively easy to open. The inside has clearly labeled compartments for all included first aid accessories. There is also an area for personal and other medications. All well laid out and easy to access.
Then the contents; its very complete. We read reviews of it not containing items such as ointments, pills and other PERISHABLE items. These are picked up for a few dollars at your local pharmacy or supermarket and you know you have YOUR brand and they will still have a long shelf life. However the items included are not your typical as cheap as it can get items that we saw in other kits. High quality band-aids, gauze and other items are included that you know will work (we have all seen the band-aids that don’t even stick) when you need them !
Its an absolutely First Class First Aid Kit and would definitely recommend.
Aj s. –
I’m a firm believer of being prepared for anything. As the saying goes “it is better to not need it and have it, than need it and not have it” this kit is priced low enough to be easily affordable and has everything you will need for almost any medical emergency until you can get proper medical care. My only suggestion is getting a rhino rescue tourniquet and watching a few first aid videos (prep medic has great video, including one on tourniquets on youtube). This is the perfect kit to keep in your car as well if you do not have one already. Even if you do, some items may be expired depending on age so this kit can be used to restock your current one. All in all, you can’t go wrong with this restock kit, it’s a must have for sure.