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WYNEX Tactical Belt Medical Pouch, IFAK Pouch EMT First Aid Rip-Away Emergency Trauma Bag Portable Survival Pack Compact Med Bag Organizer for Camping
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WYNEX Tactical Belt Medical Pouch, IFAK Pouch EMT Features
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SINGLE-HANDED OPERATION: Tactical First Aid Kit Belt Pouch has a clamshell design that can be deployed with one hand in seconds. A removable elastic tray inside it can hold medical supplies, allowing you to grab the tray handle to quickly pull up and then get the items in an emergency. Keeps things accessible even if your hand requires first aid.
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INTELLIGENT LAYOUT: IFAK Pouch is covered with front/inner loop panels that can be pasted to your blood type patches, the movable storage elastic ring, or small objects with a hook. Two bottom elastic bands for holding a tourniquet that rapid deployment when the injured area needs to be bandaged.
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WITHSTAND HARSH ENVIRONMENTS: Med Bag constructed of 500D Cordura Nylon fabric and smooth double YKK zippers for ambidextrous use. A drain hole on the bottom to keep it dry. Designed to be a multi-purpose IFAK that provides immediate critical care for minor or other traumatic injuries. Size:7.5"L x 4.7"H x 0.6"D(19*12*1.5cm).
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LASER CUT BELT LOOPS COMPATIBLE: EMT bag is attached via the backside belt loops of laser-cut, closest to the edge are two small loops are 2″ wide and the two middle large loops are 3.3″, you can fasten it on the EDC belt for use at any time. It's NOT compatible with MOLLE, only with belt loops.
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USE FOR MANY PURPOSES NOT JUST IFAK: Medical Pouch is lightweight and won’t take up a lot of your space that perfect for your jobs and hobbies (Law Enforcement/Camping/Kayaking/Airsoft). With this portable trauma kit, you can enjoy hiking or other outdoor activities without a medical emergency.
