Perfect size for an anaphylaxis kit
I'm using this bag not as a general first aid kit bag, but specifically an anaphylaxis response kit. Not only can I easily fit my epi-pen set in there, I can fit a 500mL bag of fluids and a gravity tubing line together in one of the side pockets for fast access. I can fit my port-o-cath access supplies in the other side pocket, including a sterile kit and an extra envelope of sterile gloves. All the medications that would go into such a kit (the epi's, epinephrine ampules and needles/syringes; IV benadryl, oral medications) all fit neatly and with quick access in the fabric tray that comes inside. Under that tray I can fit a full 1000mL bag of saline and additional gravity tubing, and I have enough room to keep a copy of my Rx and administration instructions front and center as soon as the bag gets unzipped. And it's not much bigger than a mini-backpack. I was thoroughly impressed for the money, and will be buying another one of these for a travel first aid and medications kits.<br /><br />Given the review, you've all probably gathered that I'm a tad medically complex; so having this bag available in different colors yet still readily identifiable as medical equipment will definitely make my travel and hospital bag organization much simpler. I wind up having to bring a ton of my own meds to the hospital with me since they're so specific, and this will be a much classier thing to hand to the poor charge nurse than the hot mess system of ziplocks and prayers that is currently in use.
Rating: 5 stars