Elite Bags
Elite Bags' Spanish range of emergency backpacks, home care bags and first aid cases, in models that differ in how they are carried and what they are sized for.
The range is built around how it is carried: a backpack for anyone needing both hands free, a shoulder bag for the home visit, hip and leg mounts for those wearing their kit throughout the shift.
Vanliga frågor om elite bags
Which Elite Bags model suits ambulance and emergency care?
PARAMED or PARAMED XL if the kit is to be carried, ROBUST when the contents follow an ALS or BLS setup. If it is to be wheeled rather than carried, EMPAIR with wheels and oxygen space is the right model.
What separates the home care bags?
Size and internal layout, not function. CITY, STREET, COMMUNITY, CALL and PRACTI are all meant to be carried to the patient and opened on a table. Choose by how much you carry and how you want the contents sorted.
Are there bags to wear on the body?
Yes. COMPACT sits on the hip, FAST and QUICKAID attach to the leg, and KIDLE can be worn either way. They are intended for anyone keeping their kit on them throughout the shift rather than setting a bag down.
What is the difference between PARAMED and Emergency?
Both are emergency backpacks. Emergency is the wider model and comes in three colours, while PARAMED comes in two plus an XL version. The difference lies in volume and layout — compare the dimensions against what your setup actually requires.
Are the bags intended for medication?
PROBE and AMPOULE are built for it, the latter with compartments for ampoules. DIABETIC is insulated and intended for temperature-sensitive contents. The other models are general medical and emergency bags without dedicated medication compartments.























