PrimacareKB-RO74-R First Responder Bag for Trauma, 17" x 9" x 7", Red

I am extremely satisfied with this bag. When I received the bag I though it might be to small for all the things I wnat to add to a trauma kit. The side flaps comes in handy since I do have a lot of stuff in this bag. I was going to give a lower rating but after I was able to put all the item in the bag I will get it a (5). I would recommend this bag for anyone looking for a medimum size trauma bag. In time I will purchase another one so I can put together another kit. I do have this bag stuff and the flaps helps keeping my supplies in the bag. Below is a list of what I have in the bags. I did use zip lock bags for packing the many item in this bag.I filled the first aid bag wth the following supplies:1. Standard Kit: Tweezers (1)2. Kelly Hemostats 5” (1)3. Trauma Shears (1)4. Bandage Shears (1)5. Penlight (1)6. Ammonia Ampules - box of 10 (10)7. Band-Aids – Mix (100)8. 4" x 4" Gauze Pads (50)9. 2" Roll Gauze (2)10. 3" Roll Gauze (2)11. 4" Roll Gauze (2)12. 4/5” x 4/1 yds roll sterile gauze (2)13. 2" Self Adherent Bandage (2)14. 2" Elastic Ace Bandage (2),15. 5" x 7" ABD Pad (2), 8" x 10" ABD Pad (2)16. 1" Roll Cloth Tape (1)17. 1/2” X 5 yds Water Proof Tape (1)18. 1/2” x 10 yds Water Proof Tape (1)19. Iodine Swabs (10)20. Isopropyl Alcohol Wipes (10)21. Triple Antibiotic Ointment 1/2 oz (1)22. Instant Cold Packs (2)23. Eye Pads (4)24. Triangle Bandage (4)25. Eye Wash Irrigation Solution (1)26. Exam Gloves (6)27. Oral Glucose Tablets (1)28. Adult Blood Pressure Cuff w/ Case (1)29. Sprague Stethoscope (1)30. CPR Mask Adult and Child (1)31. Iodine Wipes (10)32. Sting & Bite Relief Swabs (20)33. Safety Pins large (10)34. Safety Pins Small (10)35. Qtips (30)36. Tongue Depressor (5)37. 3” x 3” Gauze Pads, (5)38. Adhesive Dressing (5)39. Splint 4.5” x 24” (1) (1)40. Splint 4.5” x 36” (1) (1)41. Neosporin (20)42. Lens Cleaning Wipes (20)43. Burnaid 10cm x 10Cm (3)44. Liquid Bandage 1 oz (1)45. Eye Wash 4oz (1)46. Saline 13.4 oz (1)47. Hand Sanitizer 2.5 oz (1)48. Tylenol 10 Capsule (1) 49. Anti-Septic Spray 2 oz (1)50. Scaple #15 (2)51. Disposable Thermometer (10)52. Ace Wrap 4” (2) 53. Emergency Blanket (2)54. Safety Vest (Size to Fit) (1)55. Belt Cutter/Glass breaking Tool (1)56. Glucose Meter with testing supplies (1)57. Eye Drops (1)58. Zip Lock Bags Large (5)59. Bleeding Kit (1)60. Small Pocket Knife (1)61. First Aid Guide (1)62. Disposable Face Mask (2)63. Blood Clotting Gauze (2)64. Twist Tie Pks (1)65. Hydroctisone Ointement Pks (10)66. Tissue, Travel Size (2)67. Cotton Balls PKG (1)68. Pocket CPR Mask (4)69. Duck Tape 3” x 20 ft (2)70. Small Towels (Shop) (2)71. Hyfin Vent Chest Seal (2)72. Disposable Syrine w/o needle 10ML (2)73. Petrolatum Dressing 5” x9” (2)74. Pin Flashlight (1)75. Flashlight-Medimum size (1)

I'm going to echo what a lot of other people say here: At first this bag didn't * LOOK * like it could hold that much, but it's turned out to be just the right size.It comes collapsed in a clear plastic bag. Once you open it and, start filling it and make use of the side pockets, it sort of blossoms and you go "Right On!".PROS:I can fit the following into this with some room to spare:> Stethocope in zipper case.> Sphygmometer (battery powered , wrist type blood pressure cuff device - in it's plastic clamshell storage case).> Pulse Oximeter> Digital thermometer (forehead/ear type).> Hot/cold compress bladder pack.> About 14 trial or mini-size (2.5 inch high) of: Asprin, Ibuprofen, Band Aids, Triple Antibiotic, Eye Drops, Gas relief pills, Cough/Cold syrup, Pepto Bismol, Athlete's food cream, anti-itch medicine, and on and on.> I still have room for some gauze rolls /pads, isopropyl alcohol, scissors, Anbesol which I will purchase later.> The carry strap is resizable. The quality of the material and the straps is more than adequate for my purposes. Not flimsy. The strap comes sized in a shorter "handle" mode but you could easily reel it out so it could be a shoulder strap. The zippers on the side pouches are of decent quality.CONS: The bag comes with this adjustable padded divider setup. A grid that has sewn in velcro strips in various places. I found that this darn partition itself - while a nice idea - was a space hog. I never used them. They are well enough made that I saved them for some other future purpose but not this medical bag.Speaking of velcro, there is high quality velcro on the outer front part of the bag and also under the overall flat, but it's placed in a place that I found kind of useless. Fortunately the bag cover can be secured with two hefty straps that have substantial black plastic click /snap connectors that lock up solidly._______________________________________________IN CLOSING: Quite the value. More than meets the eye. A steal at $16.98, not bad at $24.99.I made 4 complete kits using this as the base/holder and the stuff mentioned above. I'm probably into each kit about $110 total including bag. Not bad for a basic Health "bug out" bag.