First Aid Molle Pouch - Heavy Duty IFAK Pouch - Empty Medical Pouch Ideal for Military Use EMTs Law Enforcement Camping and Hiking - Med Pouch for Optimal Organization

This first aid bag is great for a basic kit or a trauma kit, it is not really big enough for everything I want to have in a full first aid. I built a trauma kit inside the bag for my hunting/shooting pack along with one for every car. I have it packed very tight but it still opens easily and with quick access to all contents inside. I like this bag because-small size.-Molle webbing front and rear with tear away straps on rear.-easy to spot color for first aid.-can attach to my jeep tailgate and be easily moved to my pack or belt if needed. I am often out in the desert shooting or hunting and am 1-2 hours from a hospital and 20-30 minutes from good enough cell signal to call for help. My setup for this pack is not for scraped knees but for someone in my party getting shot and trying to make it back to civilization before they die. figured it may help someone to have a list of what I put in mine as it took a while to narrow everything down, this is in no way a perfect list of stuff to put in but for my use it should be fine. outside my pack i have1x sharpie marker1x pen1x waterproof emergency flashlight(splashflash)1x emt shears( EMT Trauma Shears with Carabiner - Stainless Steel Bandage Scissors for Surgical, Medical & Nursing Purposes - Sharp Curved Scissor is Perfect for EMS, Doctors, Nurses, Cutting Bandages [Red ])-not the best place as they get dirty but better than not having anything to cut with or looking for a knife-1x Molle D-ring( YDO Tactical Multipurpose Grimloc Locking D-Ring for Molle Webbing 9pcs )+Inside the pack I have1x trauma quick clot pak-THE BEST THING TO HAVE IN ANY FIRST AID- most everything else is just supplementing this kit or giving me more of what is in it  Adventure Medical Kits Professional Trauma Pak Kit with QuikClot 1x battle tourniquet ( Tourniquet | Best Combat Tourniquets (CAT) | Rapid One Hand Application | Features Windlass & Time Stamp | Highest Quality Survival Gear | Perfect for Military, Hiking & Emergency Kits )2x self adhesive bandage wraps ( Ever Ready Self Adhesive Non Woven Cohesive Bandage 2"x5 Yards Pack of 12 FDA Approved )2x 5"x9" Trauma pads( Trauma Pads, 5" x 9" COMBINE ABD (PACK OF 5) )5X 3"x4"non adherent pads  GAUZE PADS NON ADHERING 3 X 4" 100/BOX" 1x Mylar blanket3x 45cm surgical sutures1x angled locking hemostat1x straight locking hemostat+Further inside the mesh back I have1x homemade small roll of duct tape1x 40 waterproof matches inside a snack sized ziplock1 Quart size ziplock holding:3x iodine vile2x ammonia inhalant--these are in a plastic tube that used to hold gum(see photos)2X pair of nitrile exam gloves  Disposable Nitrile Exam Powder Free Gloves, 200 Count, Size Medium 2x six pack of skin closures  3M Steri-Strip reinforced Skin Closures - 1/2" x 4" - 10 pack of 6 strip envelope (60 strips) 1x small ziplock of assorted band aids ~101x small superglue3x burn gel packet  Pac-Kit by First Aid Only 13-010 Burn Gel Packet (Box of 6) 8x anti bacterial gel packets  MEDLINE CUR001109 CUR001109Z Curad Bacitracin Ointment (Pack of 144) 4x Hydrocortisone Anti-Itch Cream Packet  Pac-Kit by First Aid Only 18-012 Hydrocortisone Anti-Itch Cream Packet (Box of 12) 5x Tylenol 2pack  Tylenol Extra Strength Caplets, Pouches of 2, 50 Count This kit is addressing injuries up to getting shot, as stated above the adventure kit trauma pack is the best thing anyone can have in a first aid kit, it is basically a smaller version of what I have built here and I even include it as the first go to for major injury. the ziplocks seam silly but I purposely have things in ziplock bags for treatment of sucking chest wounds.There are other items I would like to have such as a splint but what I have listed requres strategic placement for the bag to close correctly, even tho it is very tight the bag does open very easily and you can have anything in it in 1-2 seconds making it perfect for quick treatment. The tear away straps on the rear of the bag are also nice, they take a minute or two to mount on the tailgate of my jeep but with a firm tug on the bag it pulls out immediately and does not stag at all. The bag easily carries on a belt using the same straps and it small enough to not hinder movement or kneeling at all.

The pouch is definitely a lot heavier than it looks and I'm not complaining. Before purchasing, I really didn't know what to expect. It was a very good price and it just so happens it came with matching quality! The paracord zippers make it easy to open and close and is a great additional feature when compared to similar products in its price range. The velcro on the front panel is of high quality and holds the supplied patches (first aid cross patch included) extremely well. The MOLLE webbing is also high quality. Orca Tactical has a newer rip-away version as well (which I will be buying soon), but the snap buttons held strong when I attached it to my pack. The inside has plenty of space for a plethora of items. I have yet to find a pack this size with as much space inside. I mainly use it for my IFAK. It does its job and it does it well, but I would most likely go with a different option if building an emergency trauma kit. The pouch comes shipped in a sealed bag and NOT STOCKED with any supplies. However, I love the fact that I can customize the pouch how I want it with a ton of room for extras. I would like to see the next version with outside straps that would fit my shears and tourniquets similar to the Vanquest fatpacks, but that doesn't take away from the high quality of this pouch for a much lower price point. I am definitely considering Orca Tactical as my go-to company for future pouches and kit building. These kits are sure to last a LONG time!

This is the only darn bag that 1. Is all red and doesn't look ugly 2. Is a good size 3. Is not a rip away. The bag looks good. I hate the 2 tone crap out there. The bag accomodates a lot, but I did cram a crapton of stuff in there. Just a CAT 7 tourniquet won't fit. Good for a combo boo boo kit and semi-oh crap something worse happened kit. The inside is better off without pockets imo. I just stuck things in where they would fit and the bag is puffy, but it looks better that way. No fat shaming this bag.

After quite a bit of research for a quality first aid pouch, I decided on this one. I was frustrated with the first aid kits you can buy because of their size and lack of practical contents, so I decided to make my own. This pouch was a perfect vessel for everything I needed to carry in a first aid kit while keeping the size as compact as possible. It really does feel like the perfect size when in a daypack or stored in the truck. The construction of the pouch feels quite sturdy with the Molle webbing and a quality zipper. I have mine packed quite full and the zipper had no trouble holding together. You do have to get quite creative while packing it to maximize the space but that makes you think through what you actually need to carry. My only suggestion would be to add more pockets on the inside for keeping things secure. If you had this attached to a pack with the Molle system and had loose things in the pouch when you open it, I could see that being a bit cumbersome. However, with my pouch not being attached to a pack, I can keep the loose items inside from falling out when the pouch is opened. I would definitely recommend this product!

Excelentes materiales y acabados. Le caben bastantes cosas.Un botiquín no puede faltar en cualquier salida de casa especialmente cuando sales de camping, caza, pesca etc...

Muy buen producti, de calidad excelente, pero el tamaño es muy pequeño, cabe solamente lo indispensable

Great little pouch. I use it for my sawyers trauma kit on my belt. Not too big and easy to access. Definitely worth it.

nice

Had a bunch of loose threads that I had to clip but is still holding together. Lots of things stuffed in this bag. I took some out because I thought it might be too much (how many slings do you really need at one time?), replaced the scissors and tweezers, put in an Israeli battle bandage and small bottle of pills.. Not a bad bag. Holds quite a bit but organization is a bit lacking.