ADC 1024 Nurse/Physician Nylon Medical Equipment Instrument , Black

I’m in PA school and it holds all my medical equipment.

I am an EMT, and I was looking for a bag to keep just a few medical supplies in my car for emergencies and outdoor trips. This fits everything I need (gauze, tourniquets, Israeli bandages SAM splints, cheap stethoscope, bp cuff), it is very light, and the front pocket is perfect for a stethoscope. Not only is the canvas strong, but mine came with no loose threads, and the zippers are very sturdy. I'm 6'3" and with the strap almost fully extended the bag is at my waist when worn across my chest on the opposite shoulder. That being said, it can also be shortened to just about 2.5-3' long if you really needed it to for some reason. A very good bag. Update: I bought a second one as my work bag, keeps my stethoscope safe in the front pocket, holds 6 water bottles, and all of the other things I need! Still love it!

NIce bag, excellent product, have been using it and I am very pleased with it.

My search is over. I first thought the bag looked small but it is just compact and organized. I have found it to be the perfect nursing bag for home care. The foam bottom and sides make it keep its shape. It has a plethora of various sized inner pockets for all of your nursing supplies - pulse oximeter, thermometer, pens, scissors and also includes a large outer zipper pocket (my stethoscope and phone go in here) and a large outer slip in pocket. It has carry handles and an adjustable shoulder strap. The main compartment zips as well and easily holds notebook and sphygmomanometer. The material appears to be very sturdy. The client has their own health care supplies in their home. If needed, there is still more room in this bag for a few wound dressings, etc. Thanks for a great product.

((Purchased decision based primarily on mostly positive reviews - a replacement for a standard size backpack.)) I got this bag as a better answer to my organizational annoyance as an EMT on an ambulance FT - was looking for something that was a bit less cumbersome than a basic backpack but offered a good storage option for my personal stethoscope (which can be a challenge to transport & store if you're used to carrying one all the time) & other misc that I carry on these long shifts. Bag is slightly smaller than I had hoped, my only real issue is that the back "folder" pocket does not quite fit my plastic clipboard (the type that has a clipped folder attached - making it wider) as I had hoped (off by 0.5" width-wise unfortunately). However, I've simply resolved to put it in the main pocket instead (it does fit on its side, with all other items, and will still zip close in the event of pouring rain/etc). Multiple small pockets are very nice - currently packed with: 2 standard sized water bottles, back up GPS & charger, back up cell charger, numerous pens, pocket-size field reference & spanish translation spirals (x2), mini-notebook, stethoscope, clipboard, small personal effects bag (aka: small make up bag), bag of mints/gum, hand sanitizer, pocket knife, & will hold my wallet & personal keys while on duty. So far, I'm pleased. Seems to be of a decent grade canvas & padding seems adequate for my needs (though I'm not sure I'd trust it with seriously expensive PA equipment personally). Shoulder strap is removable which is a nice option should it ever require replacement. Great price, hard to beat. Thanks. ----- ((Review edited March 2013)) While this bag worked great for my original purchasing reasons, I have changed out what I use it for: This bag is now my primary range back for trips to and fro to the range for target practice. It's tough, very tough, and can hold over 2000 rounds of .22LR + 100+ rounds of 12g shotgun shells. I opted to use it for the range BECAUSE it's so durable. Currently packed with tons of 22LR rounds, safety glasses x2, ear muff styled protection x2, 2 banana mag clips, pocket knife, flashlight, pair of gloves, and misc other "wants" while at the range. I have not added any of the "range first aid" stuff to it as I now carry a StatPak for all those items. Because the carry handles are sew into the sides so deeply, it can handle all of the weight I'm putting in it at present. I did however remove the shoulder strap to avoid the temptation to carry it this way and put too much strain on the plastic clips that hold that strap on. VERY USEFUL bag, even after being re-purposed, a year later.

I have been in home health for a few years and the bag provided to me by my job was very large and heavy which hurt my back. There was no need to carry so much into the home when I have a trunk supply too. This bag is absolutely perfect. Front pocket fits my BP cuff, back open pocket fits my work tablet. The inside I keep my stethoscope, box of gloves, thermometer, pulse ox, scissors, and there are numerous interior pockets to organize all of those small items like alcohol pads so you can get to things fast. There is just enough room left over if I need to bring a couple of wound care supplies to a particular pt. I love it!

It was ok but the long strap swivels and when I'm carrying my laptop in the bag the weight causes the bag to swivel and dump... not cool. Otherwise it's a good bag, the pockets inside are not as handy as I thought tgey would be... the items I want to carry are either too big or too small for the pockets so I don't even use them except one to carry my hotspot in but may be perfect some one else. It is well made and sturdy.

Die Tasche ist robust, qualitativ gut verarbeitet und vor allem sehr leicht, sogar mit meinem Sachen, die ich zum Hausbesuch bei Patienten brauche. Die Tasche sieht kompakt aus, trotzdem pass viel rein. Daumen hoch!

Die Tasche ist für geplante Hausbesuche ideal, sie ist nicht zu schwer und hat genügend organisierbaren, übersichtlichen Stauraum

Used as a community midwife bag and is FAB! At first sight, I thought it was a bit small but I can get everything I need in it and Feel ORGANISED!

Lo recomiendo ampliamente

Nice bag, lots of space for needed items