Get to know your DIAB, inside and out.
Outside Bag
The bag unzips into a soft stretcher for patient transport. Trauma shears, nitrile gloves, PPE, and glow sticks are positioned externally for rapid access—ideal for low-light, high-stakes situations where time and visibility are limited.
Pharmacy 1
From pain relief to GI support, Pharmacy 1 contains core over-the-counter medications, plus extras like phenazopyridine and menstrual cramp tabs. A compact travel pouch allows you to label and organize your own additions, making continuity of care easier on the move.
Pharmacy 2
Focused on environmental exposures and pediatric dosing, this compartment holds topicals, allergy relief, and insect protection. Includes both adult and child-friendly liquids, sprays, and creams—supporting patients with sensitive skin or smaller airways
Equipment 1
Diagnostic tools for vitals and fluids—glucometer, BP cuff, thermometer, pulse ox, urine analysis kits—help form a quick picture of the patient’s condition. Pre-lubricated catheter, pregnancy test, and antiseptic supplies streamline urgent, clean procedures.
Equipment 2
Built for access and precision: ring cutter, otoscope, stethoscope, magnifier, and forceps. The kit balances assessment and minor interventions. Includes safety gear like a sharps container and tuning fork for neuro checks.
Urgent
Stabilization essentials: EpiPens, Narcan, glucose gel, oral airways, and ammonia for syncope or anaphylaxis. This kit keeps you seconds away from life-saving interventions—whether the issue is airway, breathing, or circulation.
Ear, Nose, Throat
ENT support includes nasal clamps, ear wax curettes, wicks, saline sprays, and a rechargeable WiFi scope. From stubborn nosebleeds to impacted cerumen, this kit ensures visual and physical access to narrow passages.
Eye Care
UV and standard pen lights, fluorescein strips, sterile saline, and eye shields help assess and respond to acute vision complaints. Includes tear supplements, allergy drops, and an eye chart for quick screening.
Splint
Rapid immobilization options for limbs and digits—moldable splints, triangular bandage, and elastic wraps. Cold packs and paper tape allow for stabilization and pain management without the need for rigid gear.
Wound 1
Basic wound care: assorted bandages, nonstick gauze, petroleum dressings, burn gel, and blister coverage. Designed for abrasions, minor burns, and cuts in the field. Includes a drape for controlled, clean work.
Wound 2
Advanced wound closure and irrigation: staplers, glue, closure strips, and antiseptics like chlorhexidine and iodine. Includes sterile gloves, suture removal kit, scalpels, and wound wash—enabling more definitive care when evacuation is delayed.