Small Rip-Away Owl Type Full Tactical Trauma Kit

Full of supplies

Great Bag! Perfect!

Great trauma kit for the price

My son, former EMT, was so glad to receive the kit. It s compact and complete; easy to grab in an emergency and well organized. A small card attached as to contents and placement would be helpful at a glance.

I like everything about it. Seems like it has everything you will need when and if it is needed.
Thank you!

Real good product but not loving the tourniquet.

It’s as is described. Get what u pay for

MediTac Small Rip-Away Owl Type Full Tactical Trauma Kit. Ordered 8 of these kits for our Emergency response team members to have in the different work area's of our multi building facility. They are compact and light weight enough to pack around but have all the essential items you'd need for a quick response in a trauma situation. The downfall is there weren't 2 kits packed the same inside. Standardizing the placement of the stuff inside the kits will help with outfitting multiple responders with one company. I Also think that the Tourniquet should be upgraded to the CAT T gen7. Overall still a good kit just had to upgrade a few things and repackage all of the kits to match placement inside of the kit.

Great little pack with everything you need!

Definitely exceeds expectations for the price. Has main things needed for bad case scenarios. We go shooting often and this is a must have! Would recommend to anyone to even keep in the back of car but mostly for camping or trips nothing is around and something bad happened.

Great Kit! I keep it in my truck glove compartment.

When stuff hits the fan, this is the kind of kit you'll be glad you have at your side. This MediTac assault trauma kit comes packed in a clear plastic bag (no retail packaging) with the backpack inside, all pre-packed and ready to go.The backpack itself seems to be of sufficient quality, well made, nice padded straps, breathable back.. zippers seem very sturdy and durable. There are many pockets and compartments on this pack, and they all have misc things stored away and ready for you to use. I did find one compartment has a pamphlet with some tips for dealing with bleeding after an injury. I could have missed it, but didn't see anywhere in the pack that lists the contents of it. There is such an image on the product page here, so I might print that out and slip it in one of the pockets. It would be nice if it mentioned something about where each item can be found in the pack as there's a lot of stuff here. If you're going to be using this in any sort of ""real"" situation where you really need the contents of it with little notice, I'd recommend spending some time going through and figuring out where everything is and possibly reorganizing it to your liking.This seems to be a high quality pack with high quality items, and is something that I'll be very glad to have on hand for when stuff hits the fan. This should give some peace of mind to have along with other doomsday prepping/survival supplies.

Holy smokes this pack has everything! Hopefully more than you would ever need. You've got the typical bandaids, tylenol/ibuprofen, bandage wraps etc... but there is so much more that is unique to this pack: saline containers, iodine, tourniquet, stethoscope, lifestraw drinking water filter, light wands, sting extractor, glucose packs, scissors and soo much more. The backpack is well made and fits everything in the sections of the packs. This is for a die hard backpacker or to have in the back woods as an emergency kit.

This has about everything you need in it, I was surprised how well stocked this bag is and the bag is a quality backpack. This is good for at home, on the road, backpacking, camping. Everything all in one convenient pack. I do wish some items would be labeled though, there was an item or two that I am not sure what they are to be used for.Overall I am impressed, the backpack is stuffed. I may have a problem putting all the items back in after inspecting them to make it fit.

Wow! This trauma kit is ER worthy. I thought I was getting a upgraded first aid kit but this trauma sack is all inspiring. It makes me want to take an EMT course. It has everything listed above and beyond.

Impressive how much it brings, this bag has everything you need for any emergency.

I took an extensive course in wilderness medicine this summer and since then built 3 first aid kits that I placed in my vehicles for emergencies. I got this one to keep in the house. I have another backpack full of water and freeze-dried food and I will place this new bag next to it. This bag has all the important first aid for those life-saving emergencies like big bleeds and broken bones. The only thing missing would be an epi-pen which you need to get from your doctor.