First Aid Bag First Aid Kit Empty Medical Storage Bag Red Trauma Bag for Emergency First Aid Kits Car Workshop Cycling Outdoors (Red Handle)

The media could not be loaded. Great sturdy bag that fits a lot of supplies. Double zipper, so glad I got this!

I wanted a bag that could be filled with items (bandages, gauze, ointments, etc.) we had on hand for my husband and son to use for camping. It offers two zip lock pouches to secure small items like bandages and ointments. I also like the stretch bands for securing scissors and tubes. It is small, but roomy.

This bag could pretty well fit all the items needed from a hiking first aid check list - was a little tight, but it closed and I had everything in one easy-to-find bag.

I like it because it is quite light and at the same time strong material, the size is perfect fot the necessary first aid products that fit a lot things.

The bag holds everything I need. Multiple bandage types, gauze, tapes, scissors and disinfectant wipes all fit. Highly recommend. I use it for work since the company lacks more than a small Band aid and bring it with when I am coaching.Someone always needs something from it!

I bought this for my daughter and she absolutely loves it. It fits all her first aid supplies. She puts it in her backpack for school.

I was really hoping with all the good reviews that I would’ve gotten a decent product for my travel first aid kit, but the zippered pouches don’t seal, the elastic was sewn in incorrectly making it useless and even the embroidery was so poorly done that it caused terrible puckering. While that’s cosmetic and not a big deal, the fact that it’s partially useless means it’s going straight in the garbage. I don’t have time to return a $10 item. What a waste of money.

I'm going to send this back. I needed more space once I realized all the contents I was going to put into this bag for my sister's car. I have a few different kits that I put together for family. I feel the best bang for the buck are the more tactical or small range bags. You lose the bright red or orange colors but you get a better build quality with more pockets than the first aid themed bags unless you are going to spend at least $30-$40.