LMFAO! I hear ya there, but I work on vehicles and ride BMX flatland, not much funny business for me these days.

Though, you do have something of a point, aside from the intended use for a condom, they can also be used for off-label purposes such as transporting water or even in a pinch at least try to half-ass fix a leaking vacuum line or some shit..

I dunno, I might actually consider that, if I can fit anything else in there anyways...

There's a safe sex joke in here somewhere...

One of the other packets has aspirin, and another packet has ibuprofen, both packets from our full size first aid kit.

Thank you for your comment and advice though 👍

Oh, to add on, yeah apparently BC powder is more of an America thing, but back when I was 19 years old, I suffered a bad fever for like 2 weeks. I didn't want my brain fried, so my dad told me that BC powder isn't only good for headaches, but also acts as a fever reducer.

So, at age 19 I basically lived on pizza rolls and BC powder for like 2 weeks, to keep my temperature under 104⁰ F

Obviously my kit ain't gonna keep anyone alive for 2 weeks, but as a first aid kit, I hope nobody has to ever use it..

This is why I posted, for advice like this 👍

It's late here now and I ain't about to repack it tonight, but I probably should see about fitting a couple or few more in there..

I added 2 more, pretty easy fit 👍

Ysk alcohol is a worse first aid antiseptic than chlorhexidine or iodine. Causes tissue necrosis.

I would add a sewing kit, as well as some fishing line and hook, since those are super compact. A tiny tube of super glue maybe. And I would go with matches (or maybe flint) rather than a lighter

Awesome 👍

If you don't already have one, make sure to get an emergency toolkit for your vehicle as well. Like, even if you're not handy with tools yourself (I hope you are), still the random fella you might ask for help will need tools as well..

Maybe.. 🤔

I must ask, do these tend to come with Vitamin B12?

If so, I can't take those at all. Somehow, after about 20 minutes or so, B12 triggers like every bodily reflex at once, like I'm sneezing, hiccuping, burping, puking and shitting all at once...

I've actually reconsidered that today, and think I'm gonna make it an everyday carry item. Not like I'm using my right rear pocket for anything else anyways.

I added some MRE chewing gum to the kit, it just barely fit, but might prove useful for a diabetic.. 🤷

Can't hurt to have I don't think...

Serious question: don't cars already have mandatory larger first aid package? In Europe they're rather "extensive".

Update: Upon further research, MRE gum is zero sugar, they use artificial sweeteners. Therefore it would be useless for a diabetic situation, so I went ahead and removed that.

Would be nice if I could squeeze a 2 pack of Alka-Seltzer in there, but that might be an extra tight squeeze..

I can't quite say that I've had a proper first aid course, but the very first book I read at age 5 was a survivalist manual, and I still keep a free offline copy of the survivalist manual on all my devices.

I'm also a BMX flatland rider, so I've had more than the average person's share of injuries in my life and am pretty adept at tending to my own wounds and injuries.

So even without full first aid training, I know enough to make quick use of the limited supplies, while at worst I'd hope someone else might be around to call 911 or something.

Given the limited space, I more or less packed it to tend to busted knuckles or busted knees or whatever. Other things such as benadryl for allergies, pepto for upset belly, and BC powder for either headache or fever reduction.

I surely hope nobody ever needs to use this kit, but it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.