Molle Pouch, Sturdy 600D Nylon Tactical Medical Pouch,Rip-Away EMT First Aid Pouch (Bag Only)

This is an affordable, functional little first-aid pouch that fits perfectly inside my range bag or attaches to the outside of my day pack. I have stocked it with a CAT Tourniquet and EMT shears (attached externally thanks to the convenient MOLLE system), two Hyvent chest seals, Celox hemostatic gauze, an Israeli bandage, nasopharangeal airway, scissors, tweezers, a package of NAR regular gauze, a wide variety of gauze pads, band-aids, a triangle bandage, several pairs of rubber gloves, hand sanitizer, tweezers, bandage scissors, a handful of useful of pharmaceutical products, and a separate zip-lock "boo-boo bag" of band-aids, moleskin, alcohol pads, etc. The quality seems good—decent material, zippers, webbing and stitching—and it actually holds way more than I thought it would. It exceeded my expectations. It holds everything I need for a "serious" first aid kit, but it's not big enough that I'm tempted to load it down with extraneous crap.

We got these to be a quick field medic bag for MTB and hiking, for us and the dogs.Everything we wanted to put in there fits: a small premade bleeding control kit, shears, CAT7 and SWAT-T tqts, an Israeli bandage, and IM Epi and Diphenhydramine with syringes and alcohol swabs (I think that is everything.).Fits tight but okay in the outer pocket of our Osprey MTB backpacks.The closures and all the connection points work well.

This little bag holds a ton of medical items. The quick removal of the bag from a molle panel is a smart feature. I have one in every vehicle.

Smaller than I expected but that’s on me for not paying attention. Definitely is high quality though. The buckles and Velcro are sturdy and strong. Doesn’t fit a ton but gets the job done for a household or car first aid kit. Very easy to use.

I use this FAK bag for general backpacking first aid. It's big enough to stuff in what I feel I might need and still small enough that it doesn't take up too much space. I wouldn't use it for an extended stay wilderness FAK because you can't really put a SAM Split or tourniquet or two in it, but for day trips or short over nights, it's pretty good. Strong zipper well made.

The perfect size with the perfect amount of room for a modest travel first aid kit. The Velcro back sticks to the wall of the back of the SUV.

Works well, looks like it designed well and organizes what I need it to.

Really good quality for the price. Will be keeping this in my truck for emergencies and I filled it with all the bandages, gauze, ointments, tape, sterile gloves and medications that I need and still have room for more. I'm laughing at how secure the bag is...there is a zipper to close it, then a velcro strap to secure the top as well as a strap and buckle. Also thought the velcro first aid badge and velcro American bag was a nice touch. Again, great quality for $9.99.