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Medical & IFAK Pouches for Rapid First Aid Access

Be prepared when seconds count with Erebus Industries’ tactical medical pouches. Designed for quick deployment, our IFAK pouches and belt-mounted options like the Small JP M-FAK deliver fast access for duty, range, and EDC. For the most discreet carry, see the Micro Trauma Kit.

Durable, Lightweight, and Compact

Built from rugged Cordura® with reinforced stitching, our MOLLE medical pouches stay light and compact while standing up to hard use. Smart internal organization keeps gear secure—choose the Delta Lite Med Pouch for maximum internal layout, or go two-piece with ambi pull tabs like the Small JP M-FAK or Freeman Med Pouch for rapid access and hand-off.

Versatile Mounting Options

Run your kit where you need it: as a battle-belt medical pouch, on chest rigs, plate carriers, or packs. MOLLE and belt-compatible attachments make setup simple, and models like the Trooper IFAK support G-Code RTI alongside MOLLE for flexible mounting.

Medical Pouches Buyer’s Guide

1) Types

  • IFAK / Tear-Off — Quick-detach for fast treatment and hand-off. Example: Trooper IFAK
  • Horizontal (Belt / EDC) — Low-profile on the belt, easy draw. Example: Small JP M-FAK
  • Vertical (Rig / Pack) — More capacity and organization. Example: Delta Lite Med Pouch
  • Micro / Compact — Smallest, most discreet option for EDC/belts. Example: Micro Trauma Kit

2) Key Features

  • Mounting — MOLLE and belt-compatible; verify your carrier/rig or belt setup. (Trooper IFAK supports G-Code RTI and MOLLE.)
  • Fast Access — Tear-away bases, glove-friendly/grab tabs, ambi pulls. (See the Small JP M-FAK two-piece, ambi-pull design.)
  • Internal Organization — Elastic loops, sleeves, boards, and clear inserts keep supplies sorted. (The Delta Lite focuses on internal layout.)
  • Durability — Duty-grade nylon, reinforced stitching, drainage, and weather resistance for hard use.

3) Pick by Use-Case

4) Related Setup

  • Chest Rig Staging — Keep mags front/center; stage med to the side for either-hand access. Chest Rigs
  • Belt Integration — Don’t block holster/tools; stage for your support hand. Belts

5) Care

  • Restock & Inspect — Replace used/expired items; check elastic, seams, and boards.
  • Label Clearly — “MED”/red pull for fast identification by anyone on your team.
  • Keep Dry — Use drainage; air-dry after wet use.

Medical Pouches — FAQ

Which pouch should I pick? Small JP M-FAK = low-profile belt/EDC; Micro Trauma Kit = smallest/discreet; Delta Lite = largest with top organization; Freeman = large 2-piece for bags/packs/carriers; Trooper IFAK = full-capacity, fast access.

MOLLE compatible? Yes — MOLLE and belt mounting options across models.

Belt carry? Yes — stage on support-hand side; don’t block holster/tools.

Tear-off / two-piece designs? Available for rapid access and hand-off; verify per product.

What goes in an IFAK? Common items: tourniquet, pressure bandage, hemostatic gauze, chest seals, gloves, shears. Follow your training.

Mount on a chest rig? Yes — place to the side so mags stay clear; confirm reach with either hand.

Care? Replace expired/used items; inspect elastic/stitching; keep contents dry and clearly labeled.

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