The medpac 300 has a spacious main compartment for larger supplies and equipment and a gusseted front pocket to organize instruments and smaller supplies. Adjustable dividers organize the spacious interior (500 has 6 dividers, medpac 300 has two dividers). The full-access lid has clear vinyl pockets and a full-length zippered pocket. Large, zippered compartments on both sides. Crafted of water-resistant, Ballistic Nylon. Durable, water resistant, vinyl scrim protects the bottom
Our medical bags are perfect for Athletic Trainers, EMT's, Emergency Medical Responders, Paramedics, Physicians and Policeman. It even makes an excellent bag for Veterinarians!
The MedPac 300 Medical Bag is a rugged, high-capacity medical bag designed for professionals who require organized and accessible storage for their essential medical supplies. Constructed from water-resistant ballistic nylon with thick foam padding, this bag ensures durability and protection for your equipment. The spacious main compartment accommodates larger supplies and equipment, while the gusseted front pocket provides organized storage for instruments and smaller items.
Key features include:
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Adjustable Dividers: Two adjustable dividers allow complete customization of the interior, enabling you to organize your supplies according to your specific needs.
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Full-Access Lid: The large, full-access lid has clear vinyl pockets and a full-length zippered pocket, providing visibility and easy access to contents.
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Multiple Zippered Compartments: Large, zippered compartments on both sides offer additional storage options for gear and paperwork.
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Durable Construction: Crafted of water-resistant, ballistic nylon with thick foam padding for shape and structure, and durable molded runners protect the bottom.
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Color Options: Available in Black and Navy to suit your preference.
Whether you're an EMT, athletic trainer, or field medic, the MedPac 300 Medical Bag provides the durability and organization you need to manage medical supplies effectively in various environments.
