Review on Trunab Emergency Medical Backpack Responder: Your Ultimate Lifesaving Companion by Girish Underwood

I was disappointed in medical backpacks with broken handles. So I made sure to get a solid top carry handle with better shoulder straps and compartments for essentials. This kick is on all fours. Firstly the side pockets are suitable for a B/P cuff and the opposite position is for a stethoscope, flashlight, pulse oximeter and gloves, masks etc. The main pocket below is VERY spacious with a slightly waterproof zipped part. CPR sign is. It also includes my holster clip for EMT tools (mini magnetic flashlight, EMT scissors, knives, etc.). The top front, where the EMS logo is located, is great for notepads, pens, metal flashlights, both types of non-contact thermometers and EMT. Management. The main part is generous. This is where all my trauma gear goes (tip: put gauze, tape, 4/4, bandages in a clear container (a pencil will do) and a second container for CPR, tires, I never have enough tape). A bonus is the computer area in the back. My clipboard and medical records go there. Also have a windbreaker and a wax cap ready in cold/rainy weather. The problem is weight reduction when trying to carry all off-duty medical items and then 0-2 keys, windshield-busting tools, heavy gloves, goggles, etc.