Damero Small Medicine Storage Bag Empty, Emergency Trauma Kit Organizer Bag Family First Aid Box for Hiking, Camping and Home - No Accessories Included

I am an EMT who travels often so I’ve tried a few bags looking for the perfect on for a first aid kit to keep in my car and this one is it! It is large enough to hold everything necessary to be prepared for anything I have a pretty extensive kit and while I had to be smart in packing it it all does fit. The front pocket is good for storing the smaller things that often get lost in a kit. The top pocket on the inside has good Velcro so nothing falls when you flip it over and the inside pockets do a good job of providing additional storage. The bag seems to be very durable with sturdy material zippers and stitching so I am not worried about it falling apart over time and continuous use. My only negative remarks are that the divider for the inside the main area is a bit flimsy (but is removable) and I personally would have preferred the side pockets to be zippered but the elastic on them does do a good job of keeping everything in.

Exactly what I was looking for. Holds a lot and is compact enough that I have it stored above my stove cupboard and it fits great.

I need to bring injectable medication with me whenever I’m away so I wanted something with a good amount of storage and the versatility of different compartments and pockets. This ticked all of those boxes and even has room for my sharp container. It’s the size of a large lunchbox so I’d skip it if you need something you can easily fly with (depending on your needs) but if you want a solid bag with smooth opening zippers (rarer than you’d think!) this is the one.Also to add: while this was purchased primarily for travel I use it at home as well - helps keep the cats away from all the paraphernalia.

This case wholes All my meds and you can't tell what kind of case this is would buy again

Love that it is big enough to carry all meds prescription and OTC in one bag and has extra pockets for tissue, insurance cards, notes,etc. I even put my driver's license and phone in one of the pockets so I don't need to carry a purse.

The media could not be loaded. I have been looking for a travel bag for my weekly subcutaneous infusion meds and supplies for some time. I wanted something that was able to carry everything I need for a 2-3 week trip, would be handy to carry on board a plane, and would subtly alert people that I was carrying meds so they wouldn’t give me dirty looks for having a third carry-on bag. This bag checked all the boxes and is a good price for good quality. I didn’t film it, but there is also a decent-sized compartment on the front, and a slim zip area in the back. It is lightly insulated to protect meds in the car for short runs into rest areas. This bag is a good solution to all of my needs for taking multi-week trips with my infusion meds.

This bag is very small compared to the pictures and it's hard to fit everything in. It came very crumpled and takes some effort to shape the bag. The divider was twisted so you'll have to form it to the bag and Velcro. The zippers are the worst part about this bag. They snag on themselves and it takes a lot of effort to open and close them. If you are in an emergency where seconds count I would not recommend this bag because of the poor quality.

This is a great little storage bag to keep all meds in one spot outside of the bath. Well made. Holds all the sizes of bottles, containers we have. Pockets, some open and some under velcro closures. Zippers are good quality move easily. Holds our 3/day pill containers also.

Used this to make a CPRAirways kit. Fit a BVM, Airways etc. with plenty of extra room.

I took a star away as upon using the item, I came to learn that it would be so much better and convenient if it had a shoulder strap attachment -especially if required to evaquate quickly...such as currently for fire, where 30,000 people have been forced to evaquate with littke time - the strap wouks help to carry it and attach other items to it.-Previous review: I'm prescribed are often in large bottles or inhalers and finally found a medication bag that offers lots of compartments to properly organize your medication, in addition having it be upright, with a carry handle and not stored on it's side like many others.Really durable and well made.

Everything in the pictures must be 'travel sized' (aka dollar store medical supplies); fills up fast with regular sized bandages, ointments, et cetera. Full size bottles of hydrogen peroxide will consume a lot of space.Would recommend making a specialty kit, like a burn kit or a boating/auto first aid kit.I would not recommend using this as a multipurpose kit with all the things; there's just not enough room unless you really reduce quantity of your supplies.This bag will get the job done, once you pick a job for it to specialize in. It could use a shoulder strap, but I wouldn't be too bent out of shape about it, since you should make this a portable kit that you're not going to carry around while hiking. You should be packing this bag, then leaving it alone; only carrying it to the car to the cottage to the car back to the house. Again, this bag is not meant to be carried around constantly; however it has molle strap capability if you need to attach more pouches, or strap it to your camping bag and then unstrapping it at the site.Construction seems solid enough, though past experience with these materials, I don't expect this to be a forever bag. The materials will just break down over time, but sooner than you'd expect. Especially if you use this bag frequently, or expose it to rugged climates (ie; camping, cottage, barns; direct sunlight sitting in your car).. Just be mindful of that. This is an emergency kit bag, not a storage container.