Organizer Wallet as a First Aid Kit???

[kjm3579]

I like to keep a few bandaids, pain & allergy medicines, and etc. in my backpack for everyday and travel use. I currently have them in a ziplock bag in the bottom pocket of my Synapse. I am considering using the Organizer Wallet to hold these items since it has the effect of a storage pouch as well as organizational dividers. Have any of you tried this. Does it sound like it will work?

[daisy]

works for me

I use one for just this purpose. Mine is normally in the front off my ristretto, clipped on a strap with a mini padded pouch containing my iphone earbuds and charging cable. I've just returned from 6wks in europe and it was great to be able to just feel around in the dark to find a headache pill rather than get up, turn lights on and rat around in luggage. The dividers are great for keeping the more personal items from public view, while still being able to access the front part if your travelling companion has a hangover..er... headache.

[Walker]

I get seasonal allergies so I usually keep a bister pack of allergy meds in the front section of my organizer wallet. Also 2 or 3 large band aids among my IDs and cards.

But for trips, my emergency kit is a repurposed strap pouch. Shorter and narrower than the organizer wallet but a tad over an inch thick - lined in soft material.



In the organizer wallet are:
6 large blister band aids
1 blister pack of claritin
1 blister pack of alavert

In the repurposed pouch:
all of the above plus
travel size bottle of advil
travel size bottle of pain cramp reliever
lip balm - this is in honor of maverick
nail clipper (I get hang nail a lot)
pair of small scissors

[RedBeard]

I use my FOT pouch as a traveling aid kit:



Included are (left to right):

• Asthma inhaler
• Dental Floss
• Tooth picks
• Chewable antacid
• Sinus Decongestant
• Pain killers
• Eyeglass repair kit
• Eye drops
• Sewing kit
• Alcohol wipes
• Anti-bacterial gel
• Toothbrush
• "lucky" duct tape
• assorted band-aids

When it's all packed up, it bulges slightly but fits in the front of my Super Ego just fine.



I used a medium Dyneema organizer pouch for an aid kit, but I found that the FOT pouch was slightly bigger, so I was able to include the inhaler. As always, your mileage may vary

[TXGirl]

Occasionally I'll use a small organizer pouch but most of the time I use my Indigo 3d organizer cube

Chapstick
Hair scrunchies
Assorted size band-aids
Anti-bacterial gel
Eyeglass repair kit
Excedrin
Ibuprofen
Tylenol
Allergy meds
Dental floss
Neosporin

[Just]

I also use my FOT pouch as a first-aid kit... Fits a couple of bandages, nail clippers/nail file, and several doses of allergy meds and cold medicine in blister packaging just fine.

[Carolina]

Personally, I use a Red 3-D Clear Organizer Cube as my First Aid Kit. It holds plenty of items yet is small enough to fit easily into my Brain Bag.

[MsMoon]

I use a mini clear/Dyneema OP for my first aid kit. I have a mini Altoid tin held closed by a hair tie full of various pills, a mini sewing kit picked up from a hotel room, a small container of Dramamine, fingernail clippers, and earplugs. This is clipped into my purse with a 16" keystrap. I recently traveled and had to bring along some vitamins that were too large for my Altoid tin, so they went into my organizer wallet (they were loose in there). This didn't work so well, as they started in the back "pocket", but are currently hanging out by the zipper. It might work if you had them in a smaller container.

[Katy]

This is so cool! I love to see all of the awesome things you all do with your Pouches!!