Dixie EMS Dixigear Empty First Responder II Bag 10.5" x 5" x 8" - Red, Red, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Bought this for the Honor Flight Nurse. Perfect color. Light weight, sturdy, holds everything we need for the day. Priced right!

Starting to see a pattern with all these Chinese made products. The photo accompanying this listing is photoshopped, and therefore, a blatant lie. this product is tiny, to the point that is essentially useless. this so called 'First Responder' bag would be an ominous sign at the scene of an accident. if you want to fit more than band aids, a couple of bandages and a tube of cream, then I'd look elsewhere.

This is a very lightweight bag that's easily identified inside my hiking pack when needed. It's big enough to easily fit all of my first aid essentials for a several-day multi-person hiking trip. But small enough to fit into a hiking pack. The bag itself is very lightweight. If I had one small concern, the fabric might be too lightweight. But so far, the zippers and material have held up well with numerous hikes. I keep the bag inside my hiking pack. If you were looking for something to mount outside your pack for easier/faster accessibility, this might not be my first choice over concerns of the durability. The multiple compartments inside help me keep things organized. Glad I bought this!

I needed to assemble a medical kit for my daughter's dorm room as she headed off to university. I gotta say, I was thrilled with what I could fit into this and I still had some room to spare. There were fifty-eight items! One side pouch has the boo-boo kit. The other side pouch has a trauma kit. The main pouch has general medicines and supplies. Everything from cough syrup to instant cold packs. Yes, I did de-box some items and use jewelry bags to hold the blister-packs. I'll post a pic of the contents to hopefully give readers some ideas. Super happy with this bag. It's small enough to tuck away in a tight space, but still big enough to hold everything I thought was needed. As it is fairly new, I couldn't speak to its durability and the fabric is fairly light-weight but it isn't going into a difficult field experience, it's gonna sit until needed and it seems completely fine for the purpose. I was tempted to spend more and am very glad I didn't.

This bag is very small (as expected) but fits a surprising amount of stuff. I am using it as an emergency kit for my car, and it has enough compartments for everything I wanted. The only thing is the velcro divider insert is not very secure. Otherwise it seems well made and definitely worth it!