People on about the "expiration date" of the "meds" need to read the description. It's all bandages, gloves, tape, plastic cases and pamphlets.

There's two TINY packets of Neosporin. If you're so concerned that the Neosporin will expire before you use the other contents of the case, just buy a tube at the store. Or throw it out.

kerneltrap wrote:I just realized a missed a whole day of woot off...

Me too ...........Sigh

My husband and I have this first aid kit in our cars, the nephews have used everything in them at one time or another, and they are perfect for all the small bumps, bruises, cuts and burns they can come up with.

sadsephiroth wrote:And it's over. Just want to say thank you Woot! staff, fellow wooters, NOT worst woot off ever!

Speak for yourself!
Starting a Woot Off late sure screws over those of us who stay up to check the new item, buy it or go to bed.
A LOT of regular Wooters never knew of the Woot Off until checking in about 10min-til-midnight.

SUCKS!

Yay! Ordering is fixed and I'm in! Very convenient since my husband had to scrounge around for bandages today.

Just ordered 3 (got total of 6), YEAH!!

I'm in for 2. Some for the house and couple for the bug out bag i need to get together. when is woot gonna start selling emergency food kits and ammo to help me complete the bag?

This same kit is $9.97 at Walmart (plus tax) And it only has 140 pieces!

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Johnson-s-All-Purpose-First-Aid-Kit-1ct/16608890 (But the link is not working right now)

Great deal!

this is a good item to have.

one hint: always keep the first aid kit in the *kitchen* - after all, when was the last time you got burned or cut in the bathroom?

Order is still pending on the final Order Status screen...same anticipation as buying in a Woot Off!

This is probably the best deal by far since one kit itself costs like five bucks each at WalMart.

Love it! Definitely one of things I wanted in my car.

Only concern right now is the expiration date.

docflash wrote:this is a good item to have.

one hint: always keep the first aid kit in the *kitchen* - after all, when was the last time you got burned or cut in the bathroom?

That's kind of a personal question, isn't it?

LOL

The 1992 era Dot-Matrix printer must be smoking from the barrage of "I'll take 3" orders that are flooding in.

Got me 3 sets. 2 cars, 1 boat, camping gear, hiking gear, and last set for home.

Similar kit at Target without the "To Go" kit for $9.99
http://www.target.com/p/Johnson-Johnson-First-Aid-Kit-Large/-/A-10801266#?lnk=sc_qi_detailbutton

I'm in for 3

Well, at least things are consistent. After countless pointless attempts at purchasing The Famous Blue Crapbag (during the third malincarnation, having slept through the first two), only to be informed repeatedly that my purchase would not be completed -- until FINALLY the item in question was sold out, at which point I got an actual unambiguous error message, namely that the item in question had finally been sold out), I see an item I would like to purchase, namely said 1-st-aide-kits, only to get my VERY FIRST "Your order is invalid (code: buttafuoco)" error message. Ever.

I'm, like, honored. Or something.

Guess I'll see what happens on yonder April First Day, coincidentally our 4th wootiversary.

Kogaku, wondering if it's just that we've purchased far too many hundred items here. Hey, makes as much sense as any other guess at why things are going so weird 'round these heah pahts of late.

Look at the woot map on this one, is it just me, or does everyone in the west coast get hurt a lot? LOL!! HAHA!!

Finally went thru. With a wife that is a bit careless when chopping vegetables and 2 young kids, we will breeze thru these kits in probably under 6 months. Great deal!

■(12) Johnson & Johnson RED CROSS® Brand Gauze Pads (Seven 2-Packs) – 2” x 2”

Well, I went to Public school, but I did take Math. Seven 2 packs would be 14, not 12! (in the seventies it would!)

steve


Thunderthighs: Fixed! Thanks for pointing it out!

Interesting that the container in the picture states "140 pieces".

Aside from that, this is a really great deal. Since you get two packs and the 12-piece to-go packs too.

Good for the homes, car, truck, and boat. Not to mention an early stocking stuffer.

I'm all in for 3 deuces.

May all of us who ordered this, never have to use it.

I'm in for one.

You can buy travel-size packets of Neosporin in the stores, in case the ones here expire before you use up the bandaids.

scooterdeb wrote:People on about the "expiration date" of the "meds" need to read the description. It's all bandages, gloves, tape, plastic cases and pamphlets.

There's two TINY packets of Neosporin. If you're so concerned that the Neosporin will expire before you use the other contents of the case, just buy a tube at the store. Or throw it out.

Not only the Neosporin. Hand wipes dry out. Instant burn cooling patches and instant cold packs also expire. Sure bandages make up the majority of the kit, but considering first aid kids will usually (hopefully) go a long time before being used, its good to know they aren't going to expire on you within a years time.

In this case, it'd be nice to know more than just that this is a new product. Who knows if its been sitting around in some warehouse for years and now woot is trying to get rid of it for cheap?

This offering will provide First Aid for a large portion of the two million (proposed) woot! account holders whose F5 fingers are in need due to the previously poorly handled woot!-off

Lazarus2 wrote:Speak for yourself!
Starting a Woot Off late sure screws over those of us who stay up to check the new item, buy it or go to bed.
A LOT of regular Wooters never knew of the Woot Off until checking in about 10min-til-midnight.

SUCKS!

Um, the woot-off started as soon as the servers came back online at 6AM. If you didn't check woot between 6AM and 11:50PM or woot's twitter feed or read your daily newsletter, you have no one to blame but yourself. I always check at midnight and saw that the server was down, so I checked again in the morning. Not a life-changing modification to my daily habit.

I thought the woot-off was awesome, great pacing of items, and I admire the woot staff for the work that I suspect they've put in over the past few days. That server problem cannot have been fun, nor staying up all night to fix it, only to deal with so much complaining from wooters.

the4defaus wrote:Finally went thru. With a wife that is a bit careless when chopping vegetables and 2 young kids, we will breeze thru these kits in probably under 6 months. Great deal!

"chopping vegetables and 2 young kids"

O_O

Who needs band-aids? It's just a flesh wound.

You pay more than $6 for just the band-aids in just ONE of these kits.

jpawmsu wrote:Target has car first aid kits 75% for $2 with no shipping now in stores

From what I can tell, one of these same kits (without the to go kit) is $9.99 at Target, so this offer including the shipping is a bit better than half off. Good reviews too.

http://www.target.com/p/Johnson-Johnson-First-Aid-Kit-Large/-/A-10801266#?lnk=sc_qi_reviews

I ordered 3 because having all of these items in ONE convenient container when you need it is completely worth the money. I'll also be dropping 2 of these off at the in-laws house as well for when the kids drop by.

Now I just need to convince them to use this kit instead of the 1980's Green NyQuil to treat injuries!

The order confirm page says 3 kits, not 3 two-packs ... I assume this is a typo?



Thunderthighs: Yeah, that second order page never seems to get the math right.

That is a *screaming* price for relief when someone is screaming cause they lopped off a finger or stabbed themselves in the pinky toe with a particularly sharp wooden spoon. I'm in for 3.

this is a great deal. if you buy three two-packs it comes out to about 3.50 per set.

jasonking0351 wrote:
Now I just need to convince them to use this kit instead of the 1980's Green NyQuil to treat injuries!

I know exactly what you mean.

chrisp9446 wrote:Who needs band-aids? It's just a flesh wound.

No it's not, your arm's off!

Strangely overpriced, but with good reviews at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Johnson-Large-Ready-Organized-First/dp/B0013OFRN2/ref=sr_1_3?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1332480976&sr=1-3

It's surprising to me that there are 10 butterflies in each kit. That's a full $3.50 pack from the store, and $150 saved on trip to the urgent care for that bad cut that probably doesn't need stitches!

I need to have these on hand while learning how to use my Kershaw knife.

docflash wrote:this is a good item to have.

one hint: always keep the first aid kit in the *kitchen* - after all, when was the last time you got burned or cut in the bathroom?

the Last time I got cut in the Bathroom when I shaved my legs and I got burnt in there from candle too . Just saying .

the4defaus wrote:Finally went thru. With a wife that is a bit careless when chopping vegetables and 2 young kids, we will breeze thru these kits in probably under 6 months. Great deal!

Yikes! Um, I think will pass on that dinner invite...