Looking for a sturdy bag to carry my diabetes &amp; pump supplies, 6-8 assorted small items like glucose tabs/hard candy, meds, etc. Is this the bag?
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It very well may be.. is a nice size and easy to organize with pockets and stuff. Best to you!
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Dear Bob, too much to type lol...go to Elite First Aids website, they have a complete listing of the contents. The bag is a M17 Medic bag #FA110...its our best seller too! Thanks ....Steve
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It should be. I have it filled with water, food, clothes, and still have extra room in there. I guess it depends upon how many things you want to take. If you carry a lot, go bigger then.
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Absolutely! It's not a large bag, but I routinely carry my tablet, cellphone, keys, change, aspirin bottle and sometimes a paperback book.
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That's a tight fit, but you should be okay. I love this bag though. Sturdy and durable. No flaws or issues since I've had it.
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I've got one; it's quite large for a first aid kit about the size of a typical day back pack. Very well stocked for multiple patient scenario.
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Yes. I use the bag as part of my pack in Search and Rescue, and it had enough room to add a pulse oximeter, BP cuff, and stethoscope, along with a more rigid CPR mask and a basic survival kit (I repurposed one of the side pockets and organized the med kit in the main pocket and opposite side pocket). It is a great bag and holds up well, even when frequently switched between packs and vehicles. There is plenty of room to build on the basic kit it comes with.
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That's what I use it for. I really like it. The only negative is the bag is a little narrow so some books are a little tight. I would carry my lunch, gym clothes, 2 notebooks, planner, scientific calculator, three medium textbooks, a water bottle, chrome book it's charger, and some other little things.
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For vials there is five spots and three spots for insulin pens witch could also be used as vial holders also. The bag is awesome has a lot of space good for trips .I would just recommend buying better ice bags the ones it comes with only last about five to six hours
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nope. its a good little bag, but small. a good day trip bag or for going around town. it does hold a surprising amount. but be warned at over filling. :0) hope this helped
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Yes, I used to carry a mini pump in this saddle bag. This saddle bag is much bigger than most people use (that ride lightly anyway). For me to use all of the space in it I normally have to stick things like my wallet, keys, phone, earphones, and battery packs in there. If you use it purely for necessities like spare inner tubes and tire levers then a pump will fit in there without a problem.
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My son is a Type I Diabetic. We use this to pack his drinks, insulin and even lunch to school. He goes through 4 or 5 bottles of water every day and this bags works great.
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Hmm, not this tank bag; I would opt for a larger one, or add additional stowage for a weekend. It can hold flipflops and a cap, billfold, water bottle, toothbrush, sunscreen. Maybe a tiny tee! It is handy, but tiny.
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I keep mine at my station and it's no problem. Mine is STUFFED with everything I need and it's probably no more than 8 inches thick. I have a FULL set if knives, nearly every gadget that is standard, plus a few extras and it all fits. This is a great bag.
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Yes and yes. I love this bag. Got mine on amazon, close out for $49. Well worth it.
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Yes. I think you will like it. I keep my insuline in it. Its good for all 10-12 hours drive.
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Thank you for your question. This wallet is designed to carry either one insulin injection pen or two 10 ml vials. Here is a link to a different picture: http://www.diabetesfrio.com/frio-individual-wallet/prod_239.htmlWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForeverWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever