Med/IFAK kit for range bag?

[DirtyDigz 1,811]

I've got ~$75 in medical FSA funds I need to spend before year end.

Is there a decent medical/IFAK-type kit I can buy for about that amount to keep in my range bag?

[High Exposure 5,661]

What are you trained on and what do you want to be able to treat?

Are you looking for band-aids and Tylenol or quick clot and tourniquets?

Depending on what you are looking for -you can spend a lot more than $75 and still need more.

My first stop for anything Medical supply related is:

https://www.narescue.com
 

I’m sure you’ll find something there to suit your needs and price range.

[DirtyDigz 1,811]

Prior EMT-B training, mainly wanted a "stop the bleed" type kit with TQ.

Ended up ordering this - will supplement it with some other supplies I have:

https://www.rescue-essentials.com/flat-ifak-vehicle-kit/

[ESB 244]

I got an IFAK from Rescue Essentials and like it.  Came with pretty much everything I wanted and nothing I did not want.  Here is one for $73.  

CBP IFAK 2 (Black) (rescue-essentials.com)

 

[High Exposure 5,661]

4 hours ago, DirtyDigz said:

Prior EMT-B training, mainly wanted a "stop the bleed" type kit with TQ.

Ended up ordering this - will supplement it with some other supplies I have:

https://www.rescue-essentials.com/flat-ifak-vehicle-kit/

Looks like a good kit. What are you planning on adding - I have a few things that I like to use (SOFTT-W, Oales, QuickClot) and would augment that kit as well. Curious what you prefer.

Personally, I don’t like keeping my boo-boo kit (band aids and tummy medicine) in with my trauma/bleeder stuff, but if the kit is big enough and packaged appropriately, it’s not a big deal. 

Depending on your range bag, that may be bigger than you want.

3 hours ago, ESB said:

I got an IFAK from Rescue Essentials and like it.  Came with pretty much everything I wanted and nothing I did not want.  Here is one for $73.  

CBP IFAK 2 (Black) (rescue-essentials.com)

 

That’s almost what I issue my cops for an IFAK. I make a couple substitutions (SOFTT-W instead of the CAT, and an Oales instead of the gauze and bandage. But it’s a good start and the right size for a range bag. 

[ESB 244]

This is actually the one I went with.  I wanted a kit with a tourniquet, Hyfin vent twin pack, ETD bandage, and QuickClot along with the usual. 

FLETC IFAK (rescue-essentials.com)