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- A small beta fabric container for medical supplies for treating astronauts in flight.
- Formerly a flight rated unit, it was downgraded to Class III for use in astronaut training.
- Includes many of the original contents, including bandages, eyedrops, and medications. Some stimulant pills are labeled “placebo” (although in flight the actual stimulants would of course be included).
- Apollo handbook illustration shows the storage location of the kit, and lists its contents.
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1.46 lbs. (0.66 kg)
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