I can say that as a mom, I want to safeguard my home and make it as accident-free as possible. At the same time, I want to make sure to have the necessary things handy like a first aid kit once an emergency at home strikes. It is a good thing I was provided Easy Access™ First Aid Kit and Bandages to review and try out.
If you think that the safest place on earth is your home, you might want to look on that again. It is a fact that more accidents happen at home than anywhere else. In fact children under the age of five and people over 65 years old (particularly those over 75) are most likely to have an accident at home. 
Easy Access Bandages from Tender Corporation are the latest innovative product to make life easier . Now available nationwide in a bright orange box at Walmart, this revolutionary product was designed for people who have other things to do besides fishing through a tiny box, purse or backpack for a bandage.
Easy Access Bandages were designed for all of us, although Tender Corporation officials really believe this revolutionary new product will resonate with America’s busy moms.
I tried the bandages and was surprised at how easy it is to apply it even to yourself and that even if the area gets wet it doesn’t peel off immediately.
Together with the bandages, I was also sent a First Aid Kit, which is very essential now that we have moved into a new home. We encounter even the simplest form of injury at home like cuts, burns and our children will never fail to have some minor accidents as well. 
I like it that the kit along with its medicines and relevant stuff, the packaging comes with basic information and instruction on how to perform the basic first aid on the common types of accidents or undesirable events which are mainly categorized as :
- Cuts and Scrapes
- Blisters, Splinters & Stings
- Bleeding, Wounds & Burns
- Headaches & Pain
- Sprains & Strains
- CPR & Shock
In this way one who is under these emergencies will still be guided on performing the correct first aid treatment while waiting for help or the ambulance.
I would advise that each home should have an emergency/ first aid kit to turn to in times of unforeseen circumstances, in this way, much can be saved and at the same time damage can also be minimized.
You can find out more information at Easy Access Bandages website or their Facebook page.
This is great packaging with marking it clearly what everything is used for. If or when an emergency happens easier to access what is needed from kit.