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I have 6 kids, so it is critical that we have a pretty diverse group of first aid products easily accessible and well-organized. We have a few travel first aid kits with bare necessities for camp outs and road trips, but I wanted a convenient place to store all of the panoply of small child medical care in one place.I have tried smaller storage kits in the past only to find that we couldn't keep a wide enough array of items in there for it to be of much value. When our last hardcase kit broke, we upgrade to this.The price seemed a little steep for what is essentially a small duffle bag, but so far I would say it is well worth it.The sheer number of different locations within the bag is a big part of its value, in addition to its overall size. There are 2 large pouches on the ends that each have 4 pockets in them, a smaller front pouch with 2 pockets and an elastic band with sections for vertical storage of tubes or utensils. The large main section with up to 6 customizable sections and 3 large, thin pockets in the lid.My favorite thing about it is the ability to set up the end pouches for common situations. With our old kit, you had to take the whole tray out to get anything out of the case. With this kit I can set one pouch up for cuts - with cleaners, gauze, Band-Aids, alcohol pads and first aid tape. In the other end I have a bite/sting kit. This means that for either of those ailments I can generally just unzip one pouch and get everything I need to treat the kid. Makes life much easier and helps keep the kit from getting disorganized and things not being put back correctly.I use the center pouches for larger items like splints, slings and it even fits my large spray bottle of antiseptic cleaner. I have caches of bandages and gauze pads to replenish the primary storage spot in the end pouch.We picked this size because of the relatively low height of the bag, allowing it to fit nicely on a shelf in my home office.A few notes:- We keep our bag filled to the gills and have no problems with the lack of rigidity that some people complained about, but if you only have a few things in here, it will probably be a bit more of a limp noodle when you try to carry it. The stuff is kept in place by the other stuff around it, so go smaller if you don't have that much stuff.- I have had no complaints with the zippers. They aren't the most rugged things I have ever seen, but they are more durable than most duffle bag zippers I have, and they don't have any material around them to catch or pinch. Not sure what others are talking about when they complain about the zipper.In summary, if you need a large amount of first aid storage with a diverse array of separate compartments for organization, and you need it to be relatively portable and easy to access, I highly recommend this bag. Despite its cost, I feel like it has been well worth it.HEY, thanks for reading this far. I am an overworked, stressed-out father of 6 who finds time to write these reviews because I like reading good reviews and making informed decisions and I want to help others do the same. If this was helpful at all, please consider boosting my delicate ego and providing a tonic to my mid-life crisis by clicking that ‘HELPFUL’ button below. Thanks!

The media could not be loaded. I searched for the perfect bag and finally found this one! It has so much space and makes it easy to organize. It’s also good quality. I plan on buy a couple more.

This bag excited me more than cake, all the ways to organize my mommy ouchie paranoia . Being able to have all my medical supplies in one bag nice and tidy really makes me feel so much at ease ! Sturdy , adjustable organizer slots , fits a lot!

This is a very nice med bag. As a former military medic and a paramedic, I have been through many bags. This bag offers a good amount of space and Velcro dividers. Quality material and the strap is good. Recommended.

Bought for the members of field response team. Big enough to hold all the supplies

Great bag, nice to be able to customize the interior with adjustable inserts. The only thing I suggest changing, is to add paracord to the zipper pulls to make it easier to unzip.

It is very durable I think it is worth the money I spent on it the only problem is if you put a solid base at the bottom it would firm the bottom up it would not say with something heavier in the middle

Well made construction, should do what I want it for. Haven’t filled it up yet, but it has plenty of room.