Tactical First Aid Kit

A real first-aid kit for real emergencies – not a toy pouch full of band-aids.
This Tactical IFAK is built for fast access, one-hand opening and Molle mounting on plate carriers, belts, or packs. Designed for range days, field training, vehicle kits, and bug-out setups where seconds matter.
 
WHY THIS KIT
Built for trauma, not scratches
Designed as an Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) – ideal as your primary trauma pouch to load with tourniquets, gauze, chest seals, compression bandages, and gloves (contents not included unless specified).
Fast access under stress
Clamshell opening with wide zipper pullers for quick rip-open access. Layout supports rapid grab of critical items.
MOLLE-READY, DUTY-STYLE
Rear MOLLE webbing and straps – mount it on plate carrier, battle belt, rucksack, or vehicle seat panel.
Rugged nylon shell
Heavy-duty nylon outer, abrasion-resistant and built for outdoor, range, and deployment environments.
Compact, field-optimized size
Small enough to stay on you, big enough for a full trauma loadout.
 
PRODUCT DETAILS
Product name: Tactical First Aid IFAK
Brand: Medresq / OEM
Model: IFAK-002 / MIFAK-001
Type: First-aid device / IFAK pouch
Classification: Class I
Material: High-strength nylon
Size (L × W × H): approx. 6.5 × 4 × 8 in (17 × 11 × 21 cm)
Power source: Manual (no electronics)
Colors available:
Camouflage
Green
Black
Other colors on demand (OEM)
 
FEATURES
Tough nylon shell for field use
Compact vertical design, low snag profile
Zippered clamshell opening for full visibility
Internal organization for trauma supplies (elastic loops, compartments – depending on variant)
Compatible with Molle / PALS systems
OPP individual packaging from factory
CE / ISO certified manufacturer
Warranty: 3 years (per manufacturer)
 
WHO THIS IS FOR
Preppers and survivalists building real trauma rigs
Range / shooting enthusiasts running chest rigs or belts
EMTs, first responders, security, and field teams
Vehicle, cabin, or bug-out bag first-aid stations
Load it with proper trauma gear, mount it where you can reach it, and make sure everyone in your crew knows how to use what’s inside.