Surviveware Small First Aid Kit for Backpacking

I live in earthquake country, so I've been wanting a solid First Aid Kit. When I found out I could use FSA dollars, I jumped on the chance to get this mandatory kit. I did research the kits and went with this one for a few reasons. I'm glad I did. It's well organized and there's some room for additions. I haven't had to use any of the supplies in it yet, but have had two close calls since receiving it. I felt so much better knowing that if either of the near-miss accidents had actually happened, I'd have this kit on hand. HOWEVER, I am now downgrading the review because of the quality of the items included. The kit itself is great as far as design goes, but the quality of the items enclosed. Yowza. The one bandage I used didn't stay on, barely stuck, and everything in it is made in China. Sorry, but when I pay this much for a kit, I expected higher quality. I'll use the basic supplies (the shears suck, though, replacing those), but I'm not putting a generic burn liquid made in a lab I can't even identify. Very disappointing. I expected quality products from a US small business. Instead, I got the cheapest stuff off the lot in a generic package from China. Not how I roll, especially with health in an emergency. In addition, there are a few things missing. First, the tourniquet - I emailed the company, and they said that they no longer provide these, so you'll need to add that. Second, Israeli bandages and a clotting med for trauma. I bought two here on Amazon, and I'd highly recommend. Just a couple of days ago, I was headed to the glass-paned door that opens onto my deck, and I tripped over a pet toy (clearly, my pets need to learn to pick up after themselves lol). I stumbled forward and caught myself, and just happened to land my hand on wood frame, not a pane of glass, but it could easily have gone the other direction. Had that happened, one of these bandages would have been a potentially literal life-saver. So I'd add those. I also added some personal meds. Natural and unnatural disasters happen to all of us. In all likelihood, it's not an IF but a WHEN it will happen. I got this kit because I feel safer knowing that in the event of one of those disasters/accidents, I'll be a little prepared and organized, and hopefully, this will allow me to remain calm enough to act first and panic later (the promise I always make myself: You can fall apart... you just can't do it right now. Right now, you have to suck it up and concentrate and focus and fix this, but later, you can be an emotional mess.) I'll be upgrading everything over time, but I can say that I won't buy from this company again because I feel kind of duped, but too late now, and at least it is well organized.