You’re Stranded on a Desert Island (not dessert)

Booker said

Regarding shelter, I think the tent would be a good luxury item to start with until you can get a more permanent shelter built, especially if you're somewhere wet and buggy -- you're not going to be able to sleep if you're getting rained on or eaten alive by bugs. And then later on you can repurpose the materials -- the bug netting, for example, could be used for catching small fish or minnows for bait.

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Can't really argue that. I'd just rather have the first aid kit over the tent as a luxury assuming it's a regulation 7 level kit. My concern is that the material of the tent won't survive long in such a harsh environment. The list of items in the kit however are packaged for long term storage and provide lifesaving potential from simple things which will happen, like cuts and scrapes, to comfort like being able to clip your nails.

• Cotton Wool Roll 50g x 2
• 100ml Antiseptic Solution x 1
• Gauze Swabs 75mm*75mm 5’s x 1
• Sterile Gauzes 5’s, x 2
• Metal Forceps x 1
• Bandage Scissors x 1
• Safety Pins 12’s x 1
• Non-Woven Triangular Bandages x 4
• Conforming Bandages 75mm x 4
• Conforming Bandages 100mm x4
• Plaster Roll 25mm*3m x 1
• Non Allergenic Tape 25mm*3m x 1
• Plasters Assorted x 10
• First Aid Dressing No.3 x 4
• First Aid Dressing No.5 x 4
• Latex Gloves x 4
• CPR Mouth Pieces x 2
• Plastic Interlocking Splints x 2
• BurnShield 10cm*10cm x 1
• 1 x SPILLAGE KIT: 2 x 6g Absorbent/Disinfecting Granules, 1 x Pack of Paper Towels, 4 x Nitrile Gloves, 1 x Disposal Bag.
• Furthermore Includes First Aid Metal Wall Mounted Box (45cm*35cm*12cm) and First Aid Guide & Checklists