In this video I’m digging into a super budget pocket first aid kit: the Performance Tool W1554 Handyman First Aid Kit. I’m always looking at small kits that actually make sense for real life—stuff you can toss in a glove box, center console, or a tool bag and forget about until you need it. This one comes in under $20, and for the size, it’s a surprisingly useful little “boo boo / mini-IFAK” style kit. The standout item—and the whole reason I wanted to show this kit—is the saline solution. Saline is for wound irrigation, cleaning, and even eye wash, and it’s weirdly rare to see it included… even in much bigger kits that cost hundreds of dollars. So when I see a pocket kit include something that actually helps you clean a wound properly, that gets my attention. Takeaway: small and cheap doesn’t automatically mean useless—sometimes you get one or two key items that make the kit worth having as a baseline, especially for vehicle and tool-bag carry.