Do you have kids going off to college this fall? If so, you need to learn more about a product I recently reviewed. It is for college-bound kids and it is called “The College Student First Aid Kit“.
One thing that college-bound kids forget to pack and bring with them to college is a first aid kit. I think it is a must-have item to be packed away with your college-bound child. Call it a mom thing or whatever, but having a first aid kit is a necessity to have on hand.
The College Student First Aid Kit includes over 30 different medications, ointments, creams, drops, tools, and wound care items — if your “baby” needs it, it’s in there, says Beth Palmer Stewart, the creator of this amazing first aid kit!
As a college clinic Nurse Practitioner with over 25 years of healthcare experience, and a mother of a current college student, Beth discovered a huge void in the market for a well-organized, dorm room first aid kit and decided to create her own. And, I am so glad that she did!
This kit arrived in the mail and when I opened it up, I was amazed at all of the things that were in this kit. It was packed FULL of essentials that college kids may need. It is so important when sending your child off to college, that they are safe and have everything they need to stay safe in any situation. A first aid kit is just another way to ensure they will be safe.
There are two first aid kits to choose from. The Premium Kit and the Premium Plus Kit. The only difference between the two is that one has more product than the other one. Both kits are great to have on hand.
What Is Inside The Premium Plus First Aid Kit?
This kit is well-organized and everything has its place. This kit has over 30 different medications, ointments, creams, drops, tools, and wound care items, The College Student First Aid Kit will make your student’s college life… Healthier, Safer, and Smarter.
This kit includes all of the same contents as the Premium kit, plus: Double the amount of all medications, Extra medications including Goody’s® Headache powder, Double the amount of all ointments and creams, Extra wound care products including more Band-Aids® and blister care items, Eye care products including emergency eyewash and red eye drops, Splinter removal kits, Lysol® products and Hand sanitizer to help stop the spread of germs.
Think These Kits Are Too Expensive? Think Again…
SAVINGS
To illustrate the value of The College First Aid Kit, we totaled the cost difference between purchasing our Kit versus making one on your own.
Price of Kit contents if purchased at Walmart® $132.38
The price of the container if purchased from The Container Store® is $15.00
The total amount you will spend if you make the Premium Plus kit on your own is $147.38
Price of College Student First Aid Kit – Premium Plus-$84.95
Total Savings with the College Student First Aid Kit Premium Plus $62.43
Buy
You can purchase The College Student First Aid Kit online at http://collegefirstaidkit.com/. The Premium Kit retails for $59.95 and the Premium Kit Plus retails for $84.95.
AEKZ2 says
No college-bounds kids yet.
Lily Kwan says
I don’t currently have any college-bound kids.
Stacey Roberson says
Yes. My 17 year old is starting college this month.
Samantha says
I do not have any college bound kids yet.
Sarah L says
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Sarah L says
No kids, but I like this first aid kit for myself.
Thanks for the contest.
rosemary says
wow
Debra Holloway says
No I do not. However, I am in college. My husband just graduated from college.
laurie murley says
no not this year I dont
Dawn Ganey says
Yes my daughter is working on her bsn.
Keeley Sullivan says
I have one in college right now and one in a couple of years. What a great thing to send with them!
JIll Rivera says
I have a son and a neiece that is headed for college this year.
Richard Hicks says
I have a niece entering college.
Richard Hicks says
I have a college bound niece!
Renee Walters says
I have a college bound daughter!
Stephanie Larison says
No, my kids are too young yet, but my cousin will be going.
Lauren Gray says
No, I’m in college myself though!
kcgmorris says
My daughter is not college age yet- but this looks like a great kit to have in every household. There are so many things in here I haven’t thought of having around. I also like how the medications have a good quantity.
ColleenMarie says
No kids, but my husband is taking classes this fall.
Mike S. says
Not college bound, but in primary school. They need their booboos healed more than older kids anyway.
Cindy Merrill says
No I do not, but this kit would certainly be appreciated!
Kristi C says
I do have a daughter who leaves in a few weeks for college.
deana says
I have a college bound son who could use this! Thanks for the chance.
Seyma Shabbir says
I don’t have college bound, but my sons are in school.
Maryann D. says
My daughter finished college. My son still has to complete his 4 year degree.
Laura says
No college-bound kids here. This would be great to have around the house though!
Joy says
I have one college-bound kid. This would be a great kit to have on hand!
Deb K says
I don’t have college bound kids.
DEBIJOT says
I have a college bound grandson. This kit would be great.
Michele Pineda says
Not in my immediate family but we have a niece headed off to college soon.
Sarah Oswald says
I have a son that started college last year for Culinary arts and he is still there for another 2 years.
Natalie says
I don’t have any college bound kids yet bit this is a great idea. Would love to have this in my house.
Isabel O says
My niece will be attending college
melody hodge says
I have one college bound kid! My daughter is heading off to a University this year. Yeah! She did 2 years at our local community college and now transferred over.
Amanda Alvarado says
Nope I don’t but hubby is thinking about going back! This would come in handy just to have at home though!
janetfaye says
I don’t have college bound kids.
Andrea says
Been putting together some first aid items for my daughter, this kit would make it so much easier!
Vicki Wurgler says
one in second year and will have one in 1 more year
Nicole Lancaster says
I have a step-daughter who will be a freshman this year at the University of Arizona.
Darlene Carbajal says
No college bound kids yet!
Michelle Ward says
My nephew is starting college next month.They grow up so fast.
Michelle Ward says
My nephew is starting college next month. They grow up so fast.
Lesley F says
I have one that graduated from college & another one that is in college right now & could really use this!
Donna L says
No, I don’t have anyone going to college. This would make a great addition to our emergency kit.
Edye says
No, I don’t.
BusyWorkingMama says
I don’t, but I’m moving to a new residence and this would be a great kit to have at home!
Catherine Lewis says
My to sons are early thirtys and both hold down great jobs. I’m very proud of them. (They are also both still paying off student loans!)
Michael K says
My daughter is beginning college this fall and this would come in handy so much. Thanks for the chance to win.
Pat says
No college bound kids yet. My granddaughter will be in 2 years.
Cindy Peterson says
I have college bound nieces. What a great gift to send as a care package.
Cynthia says
No I don’t have kids going this year. But I could use this for my kids now
Michelle J. says
Yes, and she would love this!
Haley says
This is a great idea
Ann Fantom says
My nieces and nephew are all heading to college this Fall
Dagmar says
Not yet! But my nephew is and this would be awesome for him to take with
Margaret Smith says
Yes. My oldest son will be going to college in August
vera wilson says
Got a nephew that is in college.
Kirsten Perez says
Yes my daughter will be attending in the fall
vickie couturier says
yes my oldest grandaughter
Barbara says
I have a nephew heading to college this fall and it’s a group effort for the family to get him ready.
Mia says
I don’t have any college bound students of my own but have several nieces and nephews that will be attending in the fall.
Lauren says
I don’t have college bound kids yet, but I think this kit is good for anyone to have on hand.