🚑 Optimized First Responder Trauma Bag: Dixie Edition Review

I don't use this bag as a general first aid bag but as an anaphylaxis first aid kit. Not only can I easily store my Epi-Pen set there, but I can also fit a 500ml bag of liquids and a drop tube together in one of the side pockets for quick access. The other side pocket allows me to store my catheter access accessories, including a sterile kit and an extra sterile glove pouch. All of the medications included in such a kit (epileptics, epinephrine ampoules and needles/syringes; Benadryl IV, oral…

I bought this bag to create a trauma kit specifically designed to treat gunshot wounds (civilians living in an area with frequent gangster shootings /Police officers live and at least 15-20 minutes before that medical assistance provided you carry the victim and take him to the hospital as medical assistance will arrive in a few hours). I couldn't find the pre-made trauma kit needed for this situation so I read quite a bit and made my own. This bag was the perfect size for storing supplies. To…

I work in the ER. When I work at the fire department, I have a spacious, ornate jump bag that the station gives me. Outside of work, however, I am on my own. This bag is perfect for taking with me in the car, when I'm staying with friends and family and of course when my younger and more reckless friends invite me to college parties. Most reviews complain about how small the bag is. However, this is exactly the size stated in the product description. If you have trouble reading the product…