Good trunk first aid kit!
If you pack your own first aid or medical gear, this kit is solid. It's cheaper than most, and survived the trunk here in texas just fine, mostly exploding can incident happen in the trunk, the bag is only semi-water resistant, some of the spilled soda made it through the bag. my items inside were sealed in plastic so it's okay.<br /><br />I use the side pocket, one has two CAT/Recon Medical tourniquets. The right side pocket is the 'boo boo' pocket, quick access for band-aids and prep-wipes and 2x2 gauze, the typical 'everyday accidents'.<br />Main pocket I have my combine pads, 4x4 gauze, kurlex/rolled gauze, typical meds, duct tape, shears, elastic bandages, space blanket, gloves, etc. A lot of repeated items that would be found in an IFAK but also try to include items I think be needed. Packed all in still has plenty of room to add more. Better packed for me than say a typical $10-12 big store first aid kit that is mostly band-aids. If you're already putting together your own IFAKs or medical gear, this bag is worth the look for a trunk/car kit. It's sturdy enough and I don't need it to survive a trek anywhere.
Rating: 4 stars