Band-Aid Build Your Own First-Aid Kit Designer Bag

Bag is not free if you buy other three products. Don't waste your time and money.

I purchased this specifically for the Met ('The Great Wave off Kanagawa ' ) print, but despite showing in-stock, I was given the wrong design when picking up. What was even more frustrating was that when I returned to exchange the item for the correct one, they told me I could only return it and then repurchase it at the original in-store price. They refused to honor the 'buy 3 first aid kits, get the bag free' discount because they said it was once per account. Therefore, I ended up returning everything and decided to repurchase it online to avoid the hassle. I love this bag and appreciate the ease of the online process, but the in-store experience could had been much better.

The handle is on top, but the pockets inside are upside down. So anything not zipped in falls out all over the bag, if you ever use the handle.

Bought this instead of getting the promo because i wanted the print so bad. It’s a nicely sectioned and organized little bag. I’m a little afraid the foam-like material it’s made of will crush easily over time.

A very cute little storage bag for Band-Aids or what have you

I bought this for the art, but I am finding it handy to have that tiny Neosporin tube stashed with the Band-Aids. It’s too easy to lose the ointment under clutter in a drawer or on a side table, and Band-Aid boxes are so lightweight that they fall over or flip off the shelf whenever I grab a towel from the linen closet. I really like the look of the bag and convenience of storing a few things together. That said, the bag is too small for a full first aid kit. It has narrow depth and zips along the bottom. As one reviewer noted, this means the pockets are upside down when you carry it, and small items can fall out of the pockets. They’re just barely large enough to store a bottle of antiseptic cleansing foam btw. You should put smaller items in the zippered section instead. The narrow depth of roughly 2” means you can only store boxes, tubes, or bottles on one side with flat items like thermometer probe covers and loose Band-Aids opposite the bulkier items. The inside of the bag is 6.5 x 8.75 inches. It’s too small to store the contactless thermometer I bought that came in a plastic case unless I take out everything else, but it is good for smaller items. Since I got it for free after buying 4 other qualifying items, I think it’s good deal. It regularly cost $5.99 when I got mine, and I definitely wouldn’t pay more than that given the small size. I didn’t realize how much room most first aid items would take up until I was trying to fit them in the bag. Other reviewers also mentioned that theirs smelled terrible, but the bag I got only had a mild odor from manufacturing that didn’t linger long. Another person mentioned that theirs came dented, but mine did not. The sides are firm but not super hard, so make sure you aren’t ordering heavy items to be shipped with it if you plan to get it delivered. The bag could get scratched or dented if you’re careless with it.

This is a wonderful concept and I really love how they also offer matching Band-aids. It is small tho, can’t fit regular sizes of peroxide or rubbing alcohol. But it’s great for small wound care items and small blister paks of pills.

I don’t understand why this is a totally empty bag?! 0 STAR

I got this for free by adding three first aid items to my order. Basically it deducts a small amount from each item to make the bag free. I used it to build a first aid kit for my college age son and it holds a good amount of items. I was able to get a small Tylenol, cold meds, allergy meds, band aids and some neosporin and hydrocortisone cream in there. Also a thermometer.

Got this for free as part of a deal by buying three items in the same aisle. it's sturdy, holds its shape, has a zippered mesh pocket inside and the print will not come off. Such a steal and so pretty too!!

Love this bag and the storage compartments it has inside for all first aid supplies!

The pockets for bandaids angle open and down once pouch is closed. Aka when you carry the med kit… all the bandaids fall out into the pack… meaning it’s useless and basically like having a bag of bandaids. I can see why it was free with purchase smh

This is a nice first aid bag for building your own kit! Unique and stand out design, sturdy case while still having some flexibility and a good size to fit a variety of first aid supplies

Bought three participating items and was not actually free

Last time I purchased ample Band-Aid products ( Which were included in getting the free first aid kit). I picked up from target excited, but the free bag wasn't in my bags. I never received & no one rectified the situation, despite calling customer service for orders, talking with local employees in person, & calling local store. I wouldn't have purchased the bandaid items except I wanted the free first aid kit (even added to cart as told when ordering). Seems employees may be skimming of the top for their own benefit, as I've never had oasis i addresses that they weren't willing to figure out... even if my mistake, but this, they eventually said IDK, eye out... despite a family member ordering after and receiving one.

I loved the artsiness of this bag's design. The interior was designed to keep things neat and organized. However, the thing that got me was the stench of what I can only guess to be cigarette smoke. It was very strong and pungent. I tried to air it out in the sun after wiping it down with a lemon-scented disinfecting wipe. Some improvement but not enough to warrant the possession of this bag.

June 1. First day of Hurricane season and I get hit with this image. Usually, I wouldn't even be checking supplies till August. Needless to say, I got 2 bags and am restocked on first aid. Good job providing the visual motivation Target. :)

I got this purely for the Hokusai Great Wave off Kanagawa print, and it is gorgeous. If you get this through the deal where you get it for free with three Band-aid product purchases, it's a steal imo. There isn't much compartmentalization unfortunately but it can fit a decent amount. I do wish it were better quality — there are visibly fraying threads and a dent on the back, and I only just got it! But the front is lovely to look at and it's nice to have a little kit for storing all my first aid supplies (as a klutz who often finds herself needing it).

I have a handful of these first-aid bags, as every time I need some band-aids, inevitably these bags come along free. And they are handy little kits. Of course I use a couple as first-aid kits - first aid in the car, in my carry-on traveling, in the cabinet. But we also use these totes as alternative storage kits. They work really well as tech organizers. We call it our tech first-aid kit, store your wires and backup batteries when you’re on the go. Now that I’ve extolled the virtues of this first-aid kit in general, this particular model is, in a word, SPECIAL. “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Katsushika Hokusai is a beautiful, timeless piece. The prints must be kept in storage most of the time so as to protect the color of the ink, so when one goes on display, make a special trip to see it in person! When you see it with your own eyes, there are so many details you’ve never noticed before. Take this special edition first-aid kit and examine the details, as well as you can, any time you need a quick patch up bandage. I grabbed this along with the special edition bandage container as well. What a special treat to have this set sponsored by The Met.

The bag itself is very nice and sturdy, but the stench on this thing is crazy. It’s like a rubber with chemical smell. I can’t stand it. Otherwise good Sturdy bag