Ever Ready First Aid Fully Stocked First Responder Kit, Orange

This bag is the best I've seen. SUPER thick and durable. MUCH bigger than you would think! No first aid/trauma kit is gonna come with everything you want. It just doesn't seem to exist or it would cost so much that nobody would buy it. It takes at least $1000-$1500 to have a proper kit. IMO the key is to find a bag that will fit everything you will need but still be organized and manageable. Furthermore, and more important than anything, it needs to have super strong double zippers on every pocket and must be water proof. Has to have dividers and organizational features. This is the only case I have been able to make the "perfect" kit out of and it took a bunch of $$ to figure that out. I will include a list of my inventory with this review (excuse my funny descriptions, wife's Chinese and not familiar with our medicines so I had to put some simple descriptions). The bag has a bit of an old 80's feel to it for some reason. I only say that because my friends always call it the 80's lifeguard bag (I think it's the funny shade of orange they use, but the bag come in blue also). By the time I got it fully stocked, it weighed EXACTLY 26lbs which is very reasonable.

* (1) Poison/Venom Guide with Pics

* (6) 3"x3" Gauze dressing pads, (3) 2-pks

* (20) 4"x4" Gauze dressing pads, (10) 2-pks

* (25) Transprent Waterproof Bandaids

* (1) Hydrogen Peroxide 16oz Stop Bleeding

* (1) 12"x30" Multi-trauma dressing

* (2) Emergency pressure dressings

* (2) 4" Conforming gauze roll bandages

* (1) 6" Conforming gauze roll bandage

* (4) 36" Triangular sling/bandage, w/2 safety pins

* (24) Alcohol cleansing pads

* (12) Povidone-iodine infection control wipes

* (1) .5"x10 yd. Waterproof tape, plastic spool

* (2) 1"x10 yd. Waterproof tape, plastic spool

* (1) 3"x10 yd. Porous cloth athletic tape roll

* (2) 1"x10 yd. Porous cloth athletic tape roll

* (1) 4"x5" Instant cold compress

* (2) 6"x9" Instant cold compresses

* (1) Burn relief, 4 oz. plastic squeeze bottle

* (2) 2"X2.2yd Steril Gauze Roll

* (8) Eye wash fluid (6-.68oz, 1-8oz, 1-4oz)

* (12) Dramamine Motion Sickness

* (1) 24"x24" Biohazard bag, 10 gallon capacity

* (4) 10"x12" Ziplock bags

* (2) CPR one-way valve faceshields, latex free

* (8) 52"x84" Emergency blanket

* (8) Exam quality vinyl gloves, 4 pairs

* (1) 7-1/4" Utility shears

* (1) 3-1/2" Deluxe tweezers, stainless steel

* (2) Benzocaine spray Numbing Spray

* (1) Steril surgical stapler with 35 staples

* (30) Steri-strips skin closures

* (1) Steril surgical staple remover tool

* (50) Assorted fabric bandaids

* (12) Sudafed Nasal Decongestion

* (12) Advil anti inflamitory

* (25) Aleve anti inflamitory/pain relief

* (4) Gas-X Strips Gas and Bloating

* (12) Tylenol PM pain medication

* (1) Neosporin heal fast/reduce scars

* (1) Merthiolate Anticeptic Infection Control

* (2) Iodine Tincture Anticeptic infection control

* (1) Hydrocortizone Cream Itchiness

* (10) Ammonia Inhalant

* (5) Bee Sting Swabs

* (1) Surgical Scissors

* (2) Orajel

* (2) Forceps

* (2) Curved tip Oral Syringe

* (90) Blood Lancet

* (1) 4-Way Nasal Spray

* (1) Stethascope

* (1) Blood pressure cuff

* (1) Neuro-PenLight

* (1) Neuro knee tapper

* (1) Hand sanitizer

* (4) Scalpels

* (1) Snake Bite Kit with pump

* (1) Cotton Balls

* (1) Lotramin spray

* (1) Quick clot sponge

* (40) Advil Migraine

* (6) Finger splint

* (3) Aluminum Splint

* (8) DenTemp

* (1) Digital Thermometer

* (1) Visine Dry Eyes

* (1) Chapstick Dry Lips

* (1) Floss

* (13) Cotton Swabs

* (30) Q-tips

* (6) Cottonelle Wipes

* (10) X-Large Bandaids

* (1) Ear Drops Ear Aches

* (1) Ring Relief Ringing Ears

* (10) Ibuprofen Pain/Fever

* (42) Prilosec Heart Burn

* (2) Surgical Mask

* (1) Alcohol 16oz

* (1) Eye Patch

* (36) Tums Upset Stomach

* (1) Lotramine Fungiside

* (25) Mickey Mouse Bandaids

* (2) Suture Kit

* (1) Toothache kit

* (10) Tongue depressors

* (2) Oral airway kit

* (3) Light Sticks

* (1) Swiss Army Knife

* (1) Angiocatheter

* (3) Steril needles

* (1) 1cc syringe /w needle

* (1) 3ml Luer Lok

* (1) Nylon suture

* (2) 1 X 18 Tourniquet

* (1) ReCapIt

* (25) Breathe Right Strips

* (25) Knuck/fing Bandaids

* (10) Imodium AD

* (40) Nitrile Gloves

* (10) WetOnes

* (10) Sunblock spf30

* (10) Insect Repellant

* (10) Hand Warmers

* (10) Nail Files

* (1) Toothbrush

* (1) Sensodyne Toothpaste

* (10) DayQuill/NyQuil caps

* (2) Bandanas

* (1) Radiation Detector

* (2) Chinese Patch

* (75) Floss Picks

* (1) 6"X6" Adhesive Pad

* (4) Sterile eye pads

* (10) Large Adhesive pads

* (10) 3"X4" non-stick pads

* (6) 8"X4" adhesive WtrPrf

* (1) Albuterol Inhaler (new)

* (12) Allegra

* (1) Dental Scraping Set

* (1) Tiger Balm

* (10) Cottonelle wipes

* (1) Voltaren Gel

* (10) Excedrin Migraine

* (20) Piroxicam

* (4) Super Glue

* (2) emergency water pak

* (1) Benadryl Cream Allergic Reaction

* (1) Benadryl Spray Poison Ivy

* (1) Anbesol Cold Sore/Canker Sore

* (10) 3"x5 yd. Latex free elastic bandages

* (20) 6" Steril Q-tips

* (2) Epipen (Adrenalin for anaphelactic alergic reaction)

* (1) Tape Measure

* (1) Cotizone 10 anti itch

* (3) 5"x9" Trauma pads

* (2) 8"x10" Trauma pads

* (1) First aid guide

* (1) Eye wash cup

* (42) Iodide tablets

The kit was fully stocked as described.I did how ever have to aquire a few things from my local walgreens to complete the kit for my needs like sanitary wound cleaner and extra gloves along with a c-collar and ambo bag to complete the kit.I think for the money this was a bang for the bucks.my total after the few addons was about $160.00

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After reading many reviews on several different EMS/First Responder bags, I decided to order this one as my "starter jump bag" to keep in my truck (in all honesty, I was also highly motivated by this past weekend's camping adventure that ended with 2 people requiring minor to moderate medical care ~ beyond what my previous 1st aid kit could provide). The price made it an incredible value & the rather detailed reviews here aided in my decision (read them!). I received it today (fast, fast, FAST shipping!) & promptly set to going through the contents with a fine toothed comb, comparing items to the inventory lists provided.

While it includes everything here, it appears that my kit actually came with a duplication of one of the internal packages (score!) ~ that said, the only reason I am rating this as "4-star" and not 5 is because on the side of the external bag (orange canvas, not the inside liner) is an approx. 2" cut/tear that mimics that of a box cutter. Yes, I'm sure I could of returned it with this defect but overall decided it wasn't a huge deal (piece of duct tape on the inside & will sew a bit of reflective material over the outside to reinforce it). The calibration on the BP cuff is off slightly as well, but I already have one so doubt I'll ever use this one. I've decided we're even considering the additional supplies. ;)

It's worth reiterating that while this is a [GREAT] stocked starter bag, it is far from what I'd consider complete (also noted by other reviews here, the C-collars, Ambus, etc. can be picked up on the side). I added a lot of little yet important extras: more/different types of tape, more wet burn dressings & gel, splinter removers, Sam splints/Israel battle dressing kit, quick clot kits, disinfectants/ointments, OTC meds (tylenol, asprin, etc), dozens of gloves, vet wrap cling bandages, flashlight, lots of "left overs" from my previous kit, etc. I also intend to add a small but medical grade profession field surgery/suture kit as there are only the bare essentials in this one (and, like another customer, my "mini scalpel" was missing). The best part about all of this? Everything fits with ROOM TO SPARE! I can even fold up my safety vest & stuff it in one of the side pockets.

Because I question the waterproofing of the canvas (bottom is different) I'll probably seal it off with some silicon-based sealant to hopefully keep the rain out.

So thank you, BP Med Supplies, for offering an affordable starting point.

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I am a chief of an emergency squad and had been looking to do a ems jump bag for a member. This bag had all the essentials needed and was amazingly priced. The bag was sturdy and had lots of room. The company was absolutely GREAT to work with. I will definitely be doing more business with this company.

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First let me rate this according to the actual Amazon information.

Is it a First Responder Trauma Bag?

Yes, sort of.

Is it Fully Stocked?

Again, sort of. It is full of stuff that may be useful as a First Responder. Some of the items are really useful, some of them not so much. For a First Responder bag I would have expected some items that were not included, kind of like what you find in a nicely stocked first aid kit. I didn't see a list of what should be included either in the shipment, or online, so I will just have to guess that everything I have is what I should have and that there is nothing missing.

The name implies that this is a bag meant for a First Responder, and not an EMT-B, I or P so I would not expect to find some of the things I would want in a trauma bag and this is certainly the case, however I also find some things I wouldn't expect to find like a scalpel, oral glucose, a cuff and scope, not that those are not useful for an EMT, just nothing a First Responder should be messing with according to most protocols.

NOW regarding other reviews READERS BEWARE

ShawnSpector called this trauma bag "the best" and described the bag as "SUPER thick" and "durable" Either Shawn got a different bag than I did, or his idea of thick and durable is suspect. My underpants are made of thicker material, though I will readily admit they are probably not as durable. I bought this based on the reviews, and 16'x9'x6" (approximate loaded size) bag isn't large and roomy. It is setup to allow you to organize fairly well, but this is an occasional weekend trip bag, not one built for daily use. I think for what mine contained it was barely worth the price, but again, I had no inventory list included to compare with. My advice, buld your own bag. If you are not sure of what you should include, ShawnSpector has a very comprehensive list, with a few redundancies and a number of items that should never be needed by anyone below the Paramedic level, and not by many of them. IMHO A somewhat pared down version of that list would be ideal for most EMTs and extreme overkill for the untrained.

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