TRAVEL GEAR | Yellodoor Camping & Travel 84 Piece Mini First Aid Kit Review

October 10, 2018 Shell Robshaw-Bryan

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What is it?

Yellodoor Travel First Aid Kit RRP: £14.99
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What’s inside

2 x Non-adherent Wound Pad
1 x Conforming Bandage
1 x Blunt First Aid Scissors
1 x Adhesive Tape (Hypoallergenic)
4 x Plasters 4cm and 4cm (Hypoallergenic)
4 x Elbow/knee Plasters 8cm x 5cm (Hypoallergenic)
2 x Burns Gel Sachets
15 x Printed Plasters (Hypoallergenic)
24 x Uncoloured Plasters
1 x Metal Tweezers
10 x Rust-resistant Safety Pins
1 x Disposable Gloves
4 x Non-alcohol Sterile Wipes

What we thought

The presentation is abslutely lovely with two different designs to choose from, either blue polka dot or retro flowers and the first thing I noticed was the quality. I’ve had miniature first aid kits before that have been cheap and cheerful, with plasters that didn’t stick very well and flimsy cases, but the Yellodoor travel first aid kit is different.

The little wipe-clean case is really good quality and feels like it would last for many years of use, in fact the cases are so pretty you’d definitely want to reuse it when the contents have all been used, either by refilling with plasters etc as you use them, or putting it to use as a cute little makeup bag.

Inside, when you first open the case it doesn’t look like there’s much in there, but as you remove each item, you find more and more to uncover! I thought the addition of proper round-ended bandage scissors and slanted tweezers was a really good idea, and there wasn’t anything in there I didn’t think would come in handy at one time or another.

As well as it being perfect for camping, it’s ideal for travel too. If you have kids especially, keeping one of these kits in the glove box makes a lot of sense, and for camping I’ve added mine to my always-packed camping essentials box alongside things like duck tape and cable ties.

The verdict

This is a brilliant value little first aid kit, I love the design of the little cases which are not only really good quality, but they look good enough to use as a makeup bag once the contents have all been used, or of course you could just refill it with plasters etc as needed.

A handy little first aid kit like this should be on ever campers essentials list, and this one is small enough to keep in your camping essentials box or to keep with you in the glove box of the car.

Thank you to Yellodoor who supplied the featured product. We were not paid to write this review.

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Shell Robshaw-Bryan

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Shell loves all things travel and outdoors and is a nature-loving, comfy-camping kinda girl. Shell started the Camping with Style blog after a serious snowboarding accident which left her with a broken back. Despite this she used the outdoors and healing power of nature to aid her recovery and she continues to spend time outdoors whenever she can.

From open water swimming, snowboarding and kayaking to hill walks and meditation, Shell shares her travels and microadventures here on the blog and in various publications she's written for, Shell has a particular interest in promoting wellbeing and the many benefits of nature therapy.

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