EVERLIT Advanced Trauma Kit, CAT GEN-7 Tourniquet, TCCC Compliant, Mil-Spec Nylon Laser Cut Pouch with 36" Splint, Military Combat Tactical IFAK for Emergency Bleeding Control

Appears to be a great advanced emergency medical kit. Made for serious injuries, not skinned knees .

Great pre-packed trauma kit that contains majority of items as well as room for a few personal items or add-ins. Initial quality of pouch itself appears high with solid stitching, zippers, and Velcro. It is a bit bulky for carrying directly on a belt (as in some photos - unless your a bigger person) but the molle attachment lends to ease of attachment to an assault pack or rig. My kit was missing the CAT but the seller/supplier responded immediately and shipped me a replacement that I received three (3) days later. I purchased this when it was on sale, but the regular price seems competitive with other brands and the components are all commensurate quality with nothing in my kit being past/close to expiration.

This is a great and affordable kit for what you get. It is the most complete IFAK kit I have seen. Of course I added items to it. I added a few more antibiotic bandages, sting/bite wipes, 1, 6" Israeli bandage (it comes with a 4 inch), 2 Rhino Compression Z-fold Gauze bandages, 1 2x2 and 1 4x4 quick clot wound dressings, 2 eye pads, 1 tube of antibiotic ointment, 1 tube of cortisone ointment and some quick clot powder. I'll buy a couple of smaller bags to attach to the molle for rolled gauze, more tape, more burn gel for larger burns, and a few more items like tweezers, suture bandages, a pain, allergy, upset stomach pill kit, choking pump and maybe some others. But this kit is a huge start on what you need. I wish it was a little bit bigger to add more items inside, but the molle straps will allow me to add a couple more smaller bags to hold those items I want to add. I really have no complaints. These are great to keep in cars, bug out bags, etc. If you can afford it, keep these kits with you wherever you go and then keep a larger kit at home or in a camper that has thermometer, blood pressure cups, stethoscope, suture tools, etc. First aid and OTC meds add up quick and are expensive, so buy a little here and there to build your kits up.

Excellent kit with almost everything one needs in an immediate IFAK. Looks to be very durable and the zipper doesn't hang up like other IFAKs I've used. It did take some rearranging of contents and added some kerlex, but the kit is easily customizable with plenty of space for those few extras that I like to have onboard, without being to big to attach to personal kit. Only cons is that I wish it had a full size pair of shears...these are little small for tough clothing/jobs...and the red handle / zipper pulls are a little TOO bright red...wish they were a little more subdued. But I get the reasoning for it. But I'll put in my own shears and replace the pulls with some 550 cord. All in all, the most comprehensive kit I've seen online without all the fluff that others come with. Easy to use with just the right supplies, and just the right size. Daddy likes!

Nice and compact. Also comes with a lot of useful items.

Great kit! This is not the typical first aid kit you might keep in your house. The one with a lot of band-aids and some anti-biotic cream for when you scrape your knee. This is intended to treat life-threatening major trauma and it does a great job providing what is needed. And there is some room for adding a few additional items that you might want. I've been attending political protests the past couple months carrying a small first aid kit, water and a few other things to support other protesters if needed. This kit gives me even greater capability if ever needed without adding excessive and unnecessary weight and bulk to my backpack. Added Mar 29, 2025 - Make sure you go through the contents so you are familiar with everything. You may also want to rearrange the contents within the various pockets and sleeves (along with adding anything extra) for what you think works best for you. As easy as access to everything is, you can make minor adjustments to make it even easier, especially if you might be treating someone and ask someone else to grab something from the bag. For example, I consolidated between what I consider moderate and major trauma.

Great product, has the things you actually might need, not 50 mini bandaids

Ok so I don't do too many reviews, but this I had to comment on. I am a former Boy Scout and EMT. I worked in the Emergency Room for 6 years. Only mention that to assure you I take first-aid somewhat seriously. So much so in-fact, that I find myself needing to build my own FAK's. Not a huge deal, but it's a lot of buying individual things, getting the quantity right, then finding a suitable container to put it all in that will withstand years in a daily driving vehicle. I have searched on here before, for ready-made kits, just to reduce the amount of manual steps I have to take. Sadly, all the kits I find are either A) grossly overpriced for the contents, or B) sadly lacking things I would like, or C) both. This kit surprisingly checked ALL the boxes. -Well priced, -Complete trauma kit, -packaged securely - excellent container (pliable, heavy duty, easy to operate), -no abundance of useless/poor quality stuff I would throw away anyway (I did not throw a single item out of this kit), -a small amount of room for add-ons. If I would change anything about this kit, it would be the size of the container. It would be great to have just a LITTLE bit more extra room for add additional stuff (minor wound care, some odds and ends). But not enough it changes my 5-star review. I didn't log in here to post this, I logged in to buy a second one for my daughters car.