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A little more expensive, but contains a wide range of first aid supplies

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Very good price/quality ratio. I have carried this with the Jääkäri XL hip belt. The content is good as standard, but I have made a few additions as a doctor/nurse. I included a leukosan skin link and wound adhesive and a mercury thermometer. There are starting to be such sets that you have to take care of the medicine of an entire hiking group. On June 7, 2023, I could use this set to save my life when I stabbed myself in the leg at the Sarvioja desert shelter.

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Extensive packaging, good bag and for the price it contains more than you would expect. The included multi-tool immediately ended up in metal recycling, but it's such a small evil that it doesn't matter. Otherwise, the ea package has to be tuned for your own use, so I didn't expect it to be perfect. However, I strongly recommend this just because of a few products and a good bag.

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not used yet but no complaints

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The price-quality ratio seems to be right here. Tightening and compression bandage + a high-quality bag for equipment alone costs a pretty penny when purchased separately. In addition, there is also a lot of other useful stuff here. I am satisfied with this. You can take this with you to many activities and attach it directly to your backpack.

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The scissors were different from the picture, but otherwise a perfect package to bring security for wilderness and outdoor use. A few bladder patches and NSAIDs are picked up and the package is ready.

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A couple of things to note: + Also includes a marking mirror that is not mentioned in the list. Seems quite efficient. - The multipurpose tool is the so-called "card tool", i.e. a credit card-sized flap with many kinds of "tools", few of which can actually be used safely. Processing the card leaves processing waste on the hands. - The compass in the signaling device does not work (a bubble in the liquid) and the "sparking iron", i.e. a piece of ferrocium, is ridiculously small. Because of these, the product is hardly worth getting, but similar functioning relays are worth adding to the package. I myself added Celox hemostat powder to the package. Fits quite comfortably when it's a very thin bag. The nasopharyngeal tube also gets involved. There will probably be more stuff if you leave out those survival struggles.