I gave them a go. They were very good suppliers.
I gave them a go. I know, not a fan by design of China made and bought stuff. Had problems with other places not sending goods. These were mucho different. All good kit. And worthwhile quality basic outdoors first aid and trauma kit at great, often offer reduced unbeatable prices. I would definitely shop again hopefully with them in the future somewhen as funds personal permit me to. They also impressed greatly in their developing new then website and social media posts, by interacting with their customers and new brand fans. Asking opinion of all interested upon new lines and kit specifications individual needs and wants. Result of them both asking and listening is they've now designed dedicated lines of outdoors quality medical kit around military needs as well as more basic outdoors specific use kits and individual items. Because of that they won my respect honestly. As a brand. It was nice they wanted to involve and listen to us older times ex field Army reserve infantry medics and others currently serving. All English language speakers in other various medical skills positions too. In the little chats I saw it was so within, I even managed to get updated some of my skills and knowledge even. All from others with the better updated medical skills training of today. Whereas my skills were learned in old Cold War times, a little outdated in practises. Interesting posts very often to their FB page like that I often saw and enjoyed. On trauma care for types of wounds and product applications. I updated my kit basic to today's better specification with the brand, and at a fraction of the cost of US made med kit similar. There were other good product lines they were launching too from dedicated medical combat vests idea patterns, to medical aid backpacks and all in between. Good casualty cover and carry emergency lift sheets and all sorts. For dealing with any combat related battlefield encountered scenario casualty treatment or evacuation. And or outdoors wilderness setting similar type emergency. Which though I served long ago I've maintained a keen interest all in. Especially wilderness outdoors application medicine. Even traditional barefoot doctoring backcountry medicine. For trying to stay up to date with useful pertinent knowledge. A family tradition kept alive for myself, as my late Uncle was a WW2 RAMC badged member of the LRDG unit in the desert war through from Tripolitania in modern day Libya in the Western Desert of North Africa to El Alamein battle in Egypt. Then serving with Montgomery on his staff till the war's end. Being demobbed finally in 1946. From Dunquerque or Dunkirk, in France through Italy campaign after the desert war. Then D Day Overlord and Market Garden airborne operations. He was my hero growing up as a kid.