Medicine Bag Large Water-Resistant First Aid Backpack with Multiple Pockets for Nurse Portable Clinical Family Health Bag Doctor Bags Nurse Gift for Outdoor Dog Travel Care Hospice School (Black)

I'm enjoying my bag, it's big enough to hold all my junk and then some

This is plenty big enough to use as a nurse bag. I love that it had many pockets on the outside. It does have a shoulder strap but I don’t think I will need it. The only thing I am hesitant with is will it be ok if use wipes to clean it after each patient I see?

This medic bag is pretty big but also very versatile. The main bag has three adjustable inserts to allow for large storage or small. My AED kit fits inside with plenty of space for bandages and other supplies we might need in the field. The shoulder strap attaches diagonally for easier single-shoulder carrying. There is a pass-through sleeve so you could slide it over a retractable handle. This is a great design with rubber feet on the bottom and a solid zipper. Five stars.

Great way to organize your first aid kit! I'm not a big fan of the metal that is part of the opening bag/zipper but that's more because I'm used to regular duffle or back packs. The inserts can be a bit of a pain figuring out how to place them in the bag itself.

The quality is fair, material is thin, not enough pockets or compartments to organize essential pieces.

My husband got for this for me. I love how spacious it is and has plenty of big and smaller pockets for every single thing you need to be organized and have its own pocket. It is easy to clean, material is very slippery, I think it might even be water resistant.

I had all of my medical equipment thrown in my trunk in case of emergencies. I have organized everything in this bag!!! Now I can find everything!!!! It is large, which means I can shove everything in it, but it has enough pockets in it to keep everything organized.

This medical storage/carry bag is lightweight and a little flimsy till you stuff it with supplies and equipment. It didn't come with any instructions, so you figure out that there is a flat, folded reinforcing insert that unfolds and is placed across the bottom and the ends to give the bag some structure. There are also two matching dividers meant to stay in place with velcro-type material, but I couldn't get them to adhere to anything on the sides of the inside of the bag. It is a big bag and holds a lot of stuff, with an included optional carry strap. If you are a professional this might be a bit light-duty but okay for a home-based user I guess.