IFAK Med Trauma Kit, Molle Tactical Emergency First Aid Kit Survival Military, Rip-Away Field Dressing Kit for Camping Hiking Bug Out

Has everything you'd realistically need for a first-aid situation. Especially fond of the included tourniquet, and the emphasis on keeping track of when you applied it, top tier for the score of a deal!Glowsticks were alright, felt out of place at first; and the kit overall could use a little more space for additional supplies.Recently used this to patch up a colleague after he'd gotten a pretty rough fall on some concrete, and definitely saved him a trip back to the house!

Sadly, this is now a back-to-school necessity for teachers. I was assembling a kit, piece-meal, when I found this: everything I wanted for my wife to have, God forbid, if it's needed at school. The only add-on I needed was a good flashlight.

The kit is niceIt could be better with blood clot bandagesI had to order clotting product to add it to my kit

A great IFAK for most situations up to some gunshot trauma. Get training and be ready to render aid until help arrives. This is the basis of my shooter trauma kit. I added vented chest wound seals, a better CPR mask, and some clotting agent but otherwise it's set. For hikers, add some type of splint. It's important to get trained for first aid that is more severe than a quick bandage if you're going to do more good than harm. A good Samaritan is only useful if they know what their doing.

Convenient size for car or pack. Had a good basic inventory

I bought this mainly for the bag. The external tourniquet strap and the extra backing were both pluses. The bag seems like it will last for years since it mostly hangs out in my car except when I get out on a trail. When I ran the numbers to see if the kit was worth the price, I approximated the value as follows: Bag with extra backing $20, Israeli bandage $10, Shears $2.50, Tweezers $2, Gauze $4, Crepe bandage $3, Emergency blanket $1.50, Triangular bandage $1.50, Rolled Gauze $1, Total $45.50. I didn’t place any value on items I already had, wouldn’t have bought separately for a kit, or had a value less than $1.Note that I applied no value to the included tourniquets because I never planned on using them. If someone does expect to use them they should apply a value of -$1,000,000 each since they should not be trusted to save a life. Replace them with branded tourniquets immediately. I like the $30 C.A.T, the $20 Rapid Tourniquet, and the $15 SWAT-T. Each has pros and cons, but all are reputable. I keep all three in my kit.I would have given the kit five stars if the tourniquets were not included (even for the same price). Every other item seems fine, but if I choose one item that must be absolutely trustworthy, it would be a tourniquet. I wouldn’t jump with a chute that was “probably okay,” and I am concerned that other customers will be doing just that.

I was really surprised at the quality for the money. This pack has only what is necessary keeping it light weight and compact. Unlike other kits that include things you will never use this one keeps it to the necessities. I will purchase more.

Nice bag with heavy duty zipper and convenient straps; the supplies they include aren't bad, but I upgraded many to narescue, especially the tourniquet, as well as adding some chest seals, Israeli bandages, burn dressings, and medication/eye wash. After that, it's a good IFAK that I keep for the car and has enough room to fit supplies for two people. It has a velcro exterior, so I would recommend ordering a cheap first aid cross patch to make it clearly labeled.

I'm overall really impressed with this IFAK, it's a solid value to start off a kit. I'll break it down:GOOD:- The Pouch is surprisingly good, perhaps the best thing about this buy. It's well built, smells good, both zippers move easily, it's laid out well, and the rip-away works awesome. I got the two rip-away option which is also convenient.- The Israeli Bandage, Crepe Bandage, gauze, and Triangular Bandages all look solid, sterile, and effective. Should work well in a bleeding emergency.- Trauma Sheers are surprisingly good.- Other basics like gloves, CPR shield, alcohol pads and tape are also included and look solid.NOT GOOD:- The Tourniquet is the worst part about this setup. I wasn't expecting much, but it really is feeble, the windlass literally bends when I try putting any amount of pressure on it. It may work, but I'd strongly advise investing in a name-brand CAT.- The Tweezers are also not great. The tips are nowhere near sharp or fine enough to get any splinters out, so I'd replace them.Overall, besides those two gripes, it's a really good value starter IFAK. It has everything needed for a circulation emergency, and for the price, I can forgive those two issues. Recommended.

I priced out building my own and the only way it was going to be more cost effective was to buy each individual item in bulk and make several first aid kits. Not worth it, so I settled on this kit. The contents all seem to be good enough quality, but I threw out the bag and reorganized it all into a hard plastic organization container. When you are in need of the kit, I think it's important to be able to find what you need in it quickly, the bag was not organized.

great kit comes with everything you actually need in a first aid kit, this is no bumps and bruises kit, this is the kit you reach for when someone is on deaths door, i trust it, i use it and most importantly i keep it ready in an open location, 4 stars because it could do with higher grade stuff, but i do believe this would be more then welcome is a life threatening situation, the bleeding control in this kit is fantastic

This product serves purpose but could have more supplies in it which would greatly benefit if the user needed to use it in the time of a crisis other than that it is a great starter kit for most people

I've added this into by Search and Rescue pack as a personal kit, only thing I have added is a SAM Splint.Just trying to see how best it fits on my radio chest back for easier access if needed. Currently on the outside of my 24 hour pack.