Review of AA Ultimate First Aid Kit

This is a review of the AA Ultimate First Aid Kit

The AA first aid kit comes in a compact soft nylon case. It is hand size so it can go into your glove compartment easily. As well as in the pouches to the back of your seats. Personally I would rather it did say “First Aid Kit” in big letters on the bag as for anyone rummaging around in a car looking for a first aid kit, this doesn’t distinctly shout out at you, instead it looks more like a wash bag.

Included inside the case is:

6 x wound dressings (10cm x 10cm)
2 x triangular badges (136cm x 96cm x 96 cm)
2 x first aid dressings (40cm x 60cm)
1 x first aid dressing (60cm x 80cm)
3 x first aid compress (8cm x 10cm)
2 x bandages (4m x 6cm)
3 x bandages (4m x 8cm)
1 x emergency blanket (160cm x 210cm)
8 x adhesive plasters (10cm x 6cm)
1 x pair of scissors
1 x adhesive tape (5m x 2.5cm)
1 x information sheet
1 x emergency procedures sheet
The kit contains a variety of different bandages and plasters and a helpful first aid information sheets however the kit does not contain gloves, tweezers, eye wash or antiseptic wipes. I would say this is a kit helpful for minor cuts and scrapes.

To the plastic protecting the items, there is helpful advice on their usage.

If you want something that will keep you stocked up on plasters and soft bandages for a while, this is a bumper pack full of these first aid items. There aren’t many other items in the pack, but you wouldn’t have to keep on re-filling it with plasters.

Maybe if this was shared with a separate kit that had small tools and equipment in it, it would make a fantastic motoring first aid kit.