First-aid kit test

Date: August 2007

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The soft pouch had the benefit over Boots’ version by being twin-sided, which made access easier. The thermometer strip wasn’t necessary for car use, and the scissors and tweezers were tiny. Four large wipes and four good-sized non-adherent dressings were included, but a single dressing roll, triangular bandage, some plasters and antiseptic cream didn’t inspire confidence.

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