I recently purchased this for someone else to take on their backpacking trip. I am an EMT in Montana, and I am very impressed with the amount of quality equipment they packed in there. Weight is a huge factor when you are hiking, and this kit weighs next to nothing, yet still has enough stuff to do a lot of work if needed. This has got to be, by far, the lightest and most versatile first aid kit out there for hiking/backpacking, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. 5 stars

This, and the .5 (for day hikes) are the only kits I carry now; I leave a larger kit in the vehicle. I haven't found a more useful and lightweight kit out there. Nothing but the essentials, with room for a few personal meds.

I think this and the .5 are the best buys for the money -- the .7 isn't enough more or less.

If you are serious about weight, and confident in your abilities to manage a situation with a "limited" amount of gear, this is the kit for you. 5 stars

This first aid kit looks great, and is ideal for the 3-5 person hiking/camping trips that I take with friends and with family. However, the item shipped to me from Amazon was full of expired medical items. I purchased a similar item from a local outdoor-ing retailing. Give yourself enough time to expect a refund before getting a valid item. 1 star

I purchased this pack for a corporate leadership training course.

I needed something light weight, but comprehensive. This kit fit that criteria.

It has everything from cotton swabs, bandages, sterile dressings, diarrhea medicine, allergic symptoms medicine, gloves, safety pins and much more.

Flat out this was the most comprehensive light weight kit that I could find. I'm very please with the value of this product. 5 stars

All of the ointments/pills expired in mid to late 2007.

Don't waste your money/time with this seller. 1 star