• Ruxfy is an online e-commerce site that does carry first-aid / emergency-related items, e.g., they list a “CPR First-aid Mask Keychain / Breathing Mask”. Ruxfy.com+1

• Their website appears more oriented at general merchandise (night lights, small gadgets etc) rather than specialising in high-grade outdoor survival gear. Ruxfy.com

• Because of the general nature of the site, for a “Field Survival Emergency” kit you’ll want to verify that the model you see is legitimately branded, properly stocked, and ship-able to Bangladesh (if that’s where you’re buying).

⚠️ What we don’t have / what raises concern

• No publicly available, detailed listing with full specs or contents list for the exact kit name you provided (“Field Survival Emergency Supplies First Aid Kits Suit”).

• No independent user reviews or third-party evaluations found for the exact Ruxfy model under that name.

• Because the brand’s catalogue includes many smaller/more generic items, there is risk that the kit may not match expectations for a full “survival first aid suit” (which ideally covers both trauma + survival tools).

• For survival/outdoor use especially in remote or challenging environments (e.g., humid Bangladesh, trekking, etc) you want high-quality materials (weather­resistant, rugged case, reliable tools) — we don’t have verification of those features for this kit.

🔍 What a “Field Survival Emergency Supplies First Aid Kit” should include

Given what the name suggests (“Field / Survival / Emergency”), here’s a checklist of items you should expect (or verify) in a high-quality kit, plus evaluations to compare:

Typical contents & features:

• Trauma/bleeding control: tourniquet, Israeli bandage or compression dressing, large gauze/trauma pads, elastic bandages.

• Wound/infection control: antiseptic wipes, sterile gauze pads, adhesive dressings, gloves, tweezers, scissors.

• Fracture/sprain support: Splint (rigid or inflatable), triangular bandage, crepe bandage, tape.

• Survival/field tools: emergency blanket, whistle, maybe multi-tool, fire starter, signal mirror, water purification tablets, reflective gear.

• High-quality case: durable fabric (e.g., 500D Cordura), water-resistant or waterproof, good zippers, labelled compartments, maybe MOLLE webbing for outdoor backpacks.

• Suitability for environment: Especially in a humid/marine environment (Bangladesh), materials resistant to rust/corrosion, good sealing, clear organization.

What good gear reviewers suggest:

“Pre-made kits are almost always trash, too many small dressings and little real trauma gear. It’s much better to build it yourself unless you know the contents and training.” Reddit+1
So, the difference between a “boo-boo-kit” (small cuts & scrapes) and a true field survival kit (trauma + remote environment) is significant.

🔧 What you should verify before buying (especially for Bangladesh / outdoor use)

Here are questions to ask / points to check:

1. Contents list: Ask the seller for a full list of items (with quantities, sizes, specs).

2. Case/build quality: What is the bag/case made of? Is it water-resistant? Heavy duty? Is it truly “field” grade?

3. Survival tools included: Beyond just basic first aid, does it include tools for survival (emergency blanket, signaling whistle/mirror, fire starter, etc)?

4. Tourniquet + trauma gear: If it claims “survival”, ensure there is a legitimate tourniquet or trauma dressing — these items separate a higher-level kit from a basic one.

5. Shipping & import to Bangladesh: Shipping cost, customs/taxes, delivery reliability to Dhaka, return policy.

6. Local suitability: In Dhaka/humid conditions, rust-proof scissors/tweezers, sealed items, compact enough for your travel scenario.

7. Refillability and maintenance: Are the supplies standard so you can buy replacements locally?

8. Training fit: If there are advanced items (tourniquet, splint), ensure you or someone you travel with knows how to use them.

9. Compare value: Price vs contents and vs similar kits from known brands. If the cost is high but contents are basic, might not be worth it.

🎯 My summary recommendation

Given all this:

• If you see this Ruxfy kit available and the seller gives full specs and you’re reasonably sure of shipping/quality, it could serve as a starting point for a field survival kit.

• But I would treat it with caution — because the information is incomplete, and you may end up with less than you hope (especially for remote/outdoor use).

• If I were you (outdoor + travel + based in Dhaka), I might consider one of the more established outdoor/first aid gear brands (or a kit that has verified user reviews) as an alternative — if budget allows — especially since a failure in a remote scenario can be critical.

Product information:
Specification 2115 12CM

Packing list:
First Aid Kits Suit x1pc
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