NM-RO63P Professional First Responder Bag, 17” x 9” x 7” Empty EMT Trauma Kit Carrier with Removable Dividers, Reflective Strips, Water-Resistant Base for Emergency Medical Supplies (Red)

Great bag fit all my medical equipment for a youth hockey team including splints, lots of bandages, wraps and neck collars.

I built a car health/trauma emergency bag and recommend this task to everyone looking to be better prepared for emergency situations while traveling. This bag is spacious and has padded sections to protect delicate items that might become punctured by jostling. I highly recommend this bag. Have not “needed” to use it yet. Having the med items on hand in a large enough bag when needed rather than needing them and not having a kit ready in emergency holds the peace of mind and builds clarity in an emergency. Think on what you need in an emergency med kit for yourself and your family. This fits our EDC needs if the vehicle is usable. Point is, don’t worry about a disaster, prepare for one. Be competent in each of the med items use and worry goes away.

I returned this bag because it is larger than I needed. The top flap is held down with straps. And there are 2 inner flaps that fold over from the sides. It offers a good access to the contents.

I absolutely loved it. As a trach/vent mom we have to carry so much when we go out for school, therapy, appointments and this bag has the right amount of space I was looking for my nurses and myself. Material seems to be good. I love that you can take off the dividers from the inside to make it bigger and the side pockets are a good size too

I put together a trauma response bag with a large amount of items for various kinds of trauma. This bag has a ton of room and is larger than I expected it to be. I think the only people with bags larger would be from emergency crews like the fire department or an ambulance service. These are not small cheap bags, they're well designed, delineated, and the material is rugged, and the handles are well constructed.

Even tho it was smaller than I thought it had alot of side pockets. It's not for your aspirin and bandages. It's for real time big emergencies so have your miner stuff in those everyday scrapes and cuts in your plastic medical emergency kits. Keep this one for your tourniquet, Narcan, sutures and "real" urgent care.

I like the size and compartments, the Velcro isn’t the greatest but works well enough. I fit a decent amount of care supplies. TL;DR(too long, don’t read if you want a quick review) Inside main compartment: 4x4/8x10 non stick gauze pads, quikclot gauze wrap, sterile wrapping gauze, self adhesive wrap, various band-aids, trauma shears, pocket knife, airway kit, tracheostomy kit(extreme emergency) 3 tourniquets, rubbing alcohol, peroxide, iodine, moldable splints Outside compartments: 3 emergency blankets Box of 100 non latex gloves Ibuprofen, acetaminophen, a box of 5in flashlights + extra batteries, and still have room to add various items.

great first aid kit, and has lots of room for different kinds of equipment. highly recommend

Se ve de buen material, es funcional.