Good quality medical bag, right sized for a personal kit; likely not large enough, or durable enough for everyday EMS use. I keep this in my vehicle stocked with some very basic supplies for bleeding control and airway management so as to be able to help in the event of an emergency.

I am not a first responder. But as I've become older, I am on more prescriptions. With CV19, We ALL have other supplements and meds required to help keep our immune systems up. So a lot of medical necessities. I bought this bag; ostensibly to carry all of those needed supplies. Wished I could find a little bigger size but going to make do. Having the medical cross on the bag helps alleviate ALL of the stupid questions from Flight Attendants when carrying additional bags on board. FYI: Carrying On, or Checking a dedicated Medical Bag DOES NOT count towards your total carry-on or checked baggage"¼ï¸

It's good buy, decent size and it came with a bonus roll of medical tape and emergency blanket!

The dividers combined with the pockets help keep things organized. It isn't perfect, ideally I'd prefer to keep my various wound or airway supplies together but there's not enough room to do that. Despite having to spread a few things out (mostly wound care), it's a well organized bag. Being an EMT, I'm likely putting more into this than most.

contents:

hard case(not included): stethoscope, cuff, watch, pulse oximeter
top flap: OPA kit
left flap: forceps, tweezers, shears, penlight
right flap: thermometer
left pocket: assorted band-aids, rolled gauze, 2x2 gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, triple antibiotic ointment, 2" porous tape
right pocket: various sized ABD pads
front pocket: glucometer (not pictured)

main compartment:

right side: gloves, facemasks, goggles, pocket BVM, pocket resuscitator, oral glucose, eyewash kit, chewable aspirin
left rear: 4x triangular bandages, 2x tourniquets, 36" rolled splint
left front: adhesive strips, 4" cohesive flexible bandage, 4x ace bandages, 2x instant cold packs, 2x burn pads, 2x mylar blankets

around dividers:

rear>right: adjustable cervical collar
left: bio bags
front: NPA kit, 10x30 ABD pad

If you're planning to fit a C-collar around the dividers, it'd be best to get one that doesn't have a molded chin. There's multiple brands where the chin folds out like mine, the one I used is the Ambu Perfit.

Aside from the contents in the hard case, this is a personal trauma kit which won't see field use. I hope I never need it, but it's here in case I do.

Construction of the bag was great.
Lightweight and the right size for my medical equipment.