Question 1

With the exception of the Cross on top,are there any external velcro pads to attach additional id and usage patches or will it need after market work?

Accepted Answer

I have the red/orange one and there are no external Velcro pads to attach anything to.

Question 2

I can use this bag for my medical supplies  and e3 for traveling?

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Good question. Not so simple an answer. Why? Because I don't know how much you plan to travel with. I'm theory it should work but let's see if I can paint a picture for you comparison wise as to the size of this bag.

Let's use standard size DVD cases. The average everyday cases, and build a tough approximation of the size of the bag you can see for yourself.

The bag itself sits comfortably on a 2x2 DVD case bed. I say it represents... 80% of the bags physical size, pouches and all. Stacked in a pillar lying flat, the height of the bag is approximately 16 DVD cases high. Equivalent to a decent carry on cooler bag.

Depending on the circumference of your medical supplies, this might be sufficient size for you to work with. But without knowing your carry requirements at best I'm only guessing. Sorry.

Question 3

Is the purple bag as bright and light as the picture? There are a couple pics that look like they are darker, not as bright.

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While I don't think I have the purple bag I think I still can answer this question.

From my experience the bright purple bag is probably made of a certain material which seems brighter. Looks like it's got a plastic like sheathing to reflect rain to me. The bag I got, even if it was that shiny when I got it? Dulls to a flat muted color tone over time. And that's from just stringing room daily with x amount of light exposure to full the vibrancy of the fabric color over time.

It seems to me that even if the bags fabric arrives fresh from the factory that brightly vibrant? Unless you take extra care of it to keep that vibrant glow it will finish over time from age. As all color fabrics usually lose intensity of you don't go out of your way to maintain TechRepublic of the press gloss and color vibrsncy.

Question 4

Is it big enough for huge selection of Tegaderm, gauze/bandage rolls, suture kit, trauma bandages, stethescope, burn, medihoney bandages & ointments?

Accepted Answer

Conceivably, without knowing the exact size of your pile your trying to put into it? Yes. The issue Is have isn't my perception of how much I think it'd hold, it's the size of the pile you want it to hold. I'd say as long as it's not something you've been cramming into a backpack it should work fine. Ok. Let's do a practical volume example. Well use single disc DVD cases for this. Grab all the cases you have. Now pile them standing upright in two long rows with the fronts of backs facing you, 11 cases to each row. This represents a rough visualization of the volume this bag has. This should inform you if this bag is spacious enough for your needs.

Manufacturer	ASA TECHMED
Item model number	AT06TRAUMED
Product Dimensions	55.88 x 27.94 x 29.21 cm; 725 g
ASIN	B0BDSPXYR4

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