Emergency kit 38-piece with hard shell case

The bandage isn’t where it belongs – and you need it right now.

When searching for first aid supplies in a disorganized bathroom cabinet, you rarely find them on the first try. While hiking, first aid materials often end up crushed at the bottom of the backpack. The Medishell 38-piece first aid kit comes in a sturdy EVA hard-shell case that keeps its shape even under heavy camping gear. This way, all 38 pieces are neatly organized and undamaged exactly where you need them.

Benefits

• No more searching in emergencies: The bright red case with a white cross is immediately visible – whether in a dark backpack compartment, the trunk, or the garage shelf, you’ll find it without digging around.
• No more crushed bandages: The EVA hard-shell case withstands the pressure of heavy equipment, so gauze pads, bandages, and emergency blankets remain intact and ready to use when unpacked.
• No gaps in supplies for unexpected situations: With emergency blankets, whistle, multi-tool card, scissors, tweezers, and gauze pads in three sizes, you won’t find yourself missing a crucial item when you need it most.

Specifications

• Number of pieces: 38 pieces
• Outer material: EVA hard shell
• Main color: Bright red
• Closure: Zipper
• Carrying handle: On top of the case
• Emergency blanket: 130 cm x 210 cm (2 pieces)
• Large gauze pad: 10 cm x 10 cm
• Medium gauze pad: 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm
• Small gauze pad: 5 cm x 5 cm
• Included tools: Scissors, tweezers, multi-tool card, whistle
• Use cases: Home, camping, hiking, travel
• Design detail: White cross graphic on the outside

Usage

1. Store: Place the case in your backpack, trunk, or camping gear – the zipper keeps the contents secure.
2. Open: When needed, take it out by the handle, unzip, and take out the required materials directly.
3. Refill: After use, replace any used items, close the case, and pack it again – so it’s fully ready for the next time.

Pro tip: The two emergency blankets in the set measure 130 x 210 cm – large enough to serve as a windbreak or signaling device while hiking. Place them at the top of the case so you can grab them immediately in real emergencies.