Medical bags
A medical bag is chosen by how it is to be carried and what has to be found under time pressure — not by how much it holds.
Here you will find Sacci, Elite Bags and ViTri gathered in one place: emergency backpacks for ambulance and fire and rescue services, home care bags for treating patients in their own homes, medication and ampoule bags, plus empty first aid bags to build your own contents in.
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Vanliga frågor om medical bags
What is the difference between a medical bag and an emergency bag?
The line is a fluid one and is set by the use, not by the manufacturer. A medical bag carries equipment for planned care and assessment, while an emergency bag is packed for rapid treatment where the time it takes to find the right item is decisive. Several models in the range work in both roles depending on how they are fitted out.
Do you sell empty medical bags?
Yes. The Sacci bags are supplied without interiors, and the inner and dividing walls are chosen separately according to the organisation's equipment list. ViTri Model 2, 3 and 8 are empty first aid bags for smaller kits of your own. If you want a ready-filled bag, ViTri Model 8 is available with contents.
Which medical bag is suitable for an ambulance?
For ambulance and fire and rescue services the backpack models are the most common, because they free up your hands. Sacci MEDPAC Medium and Elite Bags PARAMED XL or ROBUST are sized for that use, and PARAMED has MOLLE attachments for adding extra pouches. Medication is kept separately in AMPOULE or PROBE.
Can medical bags be bought by municipalities, regions or companies?
Yes. Add the products and the quantities you want to the saved shopping list to create a printable price summary. For larger purchases, special delivery terms or a formal quotation, you are welcome to contact us. Please state the model, the size and which inserts should be included.
How do I choose the right size of medical bag?
Start from the equipment list, not from the number of litres. Work through what actually has to go in, group it by how quickly each item must be reached, and then choose the smallest bag that holds the grouping. A bag that is too large makes the contents hard to take in at a glance, which costs time when it matters.
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