Lifesystems Blister First Aid Kit, CE Certified Contents, Specifically Designed for Hiking and Outdoor, Red

This is great

Has everything you'd need to treat a blister. It's small and compact and therefore easy to carry around if you've got a heavy bag. Some space in the bag as well, so you can fit any other small things you might need in there as well.

A very handy item essential if your into outdoor activities & plenty of room to add your own bits & Bob's

Brilliant item and seller.

Nice!

I bought this for when I walked the west highland way. The fabric plasters were actually pretty good but the blister plasters were awful; they just didn’t stay stuck down, unlike compeed.The bag was quite good and I managed to fit my compeed plasters in and a few extra bits (more fabric plasters, surgical tape and scissors).So the pouch was good, the fabric plasters were good, the blister plasters were bad and the wipes were a bit too big and wet in comparison to supermarket own brand ones I took with me.I’m glad I have the little pouch now as I can fill it with decent gear. This isn’t a good blister first aid kit, but it is a good little pouch.

At the beginning of every rugby season my husband ends up giving first aid to those that has not worn in their new boots... With my son going off to uni and having to stand on his own two feet we purchased the blister pack as part of a 18th birthday/off to uni selection of goodies. All he has to do now is hide it from all the other sufferers.

Seems expensive for what's included in the kit.Also the plaster paggaging was ripped and seems to have been a recycled item. Hate it when that heppens.

Troppo costoso per il contenuto che offre anche se le dimensioni sono ideali per un piccolo kit di pronto soccorso da tenere nello zaino durante un'escursione.