Emergency bags
You choose a ready-made emergency bag to get going straight away, and an empty bag with modular inserts when the organisation already has an equipment list of its own to follow.
Emergency bags and first aid kits — empty bags to build your own contents in, or pre-packed models ready to put to use straight away. Sacci, Elite Bags and Vitri in the range, chosen by anaesthetists and CPR instructors who equip ambulances, workplaces and sports clubs themselves.
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Vanliga frågor om emergency bags
Should I choose an empty bag or a ready-made kit?
Choose an empty bag if you already have an equipment list to fill it with — Sacci's modular inserts make it easy to organise according to your own routines. Choose a ready-made kit if you want to get going straight away. Our checklist for a first aid bag shows what should be included whichever route you choose.
What is the difference between Sacci, Elite Bags and Vitri?
Sacci is the modular system — you choose the inner walls and dividers yourself according to your own equipment list. Elite Bags has the widest range, from emergency backpacks with MOLLE attachments to home care bags and a firefighter bag. Vitri is the Swedish supplier behind compact dressing bags such as Model 2, 3 and 8, sold empty for the car or for leisure.
What does a MOLLE attachment system on an emergency backpack mean?
MOLLE is a grid of woven straps on the outside of the bag to which you attach extra pouches, pockets or tools. It lets you expand capacity as needed without buying a new bag — practical when the equipment list grows or when different teams need different contents in the same bag model.
Do the bags fit a defibrillator?
Yes, several models are built for it. Sacci has a bag specially adapted for the Philips FR3 defibrillator, and several of the Elite Bags emergency backpacks have a dedicated compartment for the unit and the electrode pads. Tell us which model you have and we will help you find the right size.
Do you have a bag or a board for permanent mounting at the workplace?
Yes — the first aid boards are built for permanent mounting in a break room, workshop or foyer and can be seen from a distance. If the equipment is instead to travel in the car or out on assignment, a portable bag is a better fit. Which one is right depends on whether the location is fixed or the equipment has to move with you.
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