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Kemp USA EMS Med Pouch 2-Pack – Insulated Medication Storage

Original price $80.00 - Original price $80.00
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Two Pouches for Secure, Climate-Conscious Medication Storage

Secure, organize, and protect critical field medications with a temperature-regulating modular pouch built for high-stress advanced life support deployment. This listing ships two pouches, enough to run a primary medicine cell and a staged restock.

The Kemp USA EMS Med Pouch gives paramedics and advanced providers a dedicated storage solution for oral and IV medications. Engineered against the extreme temperatures of vehicle trunks and outdoor environments, the interior is lined with reflective mylar insulation to passively protect temperature-sensitive drugs. Rollout flaps, clear inventory pockets, and specialized vial storage keep access organized while fitting inside standard ALS jump bags.

Pack Configuration

Each pack contains two complete pouches. Medications and supplies are not included.

Key Features

  • Mylar Insulated Interior: Reflective mylar lining provides passive temperature regulation to protect sensitive IV medications and epinephrine from extreme heat.
  • 17 Dedicated Vial Pockets: Organizes standard 10mL vials and ampules across varied pocket sizes, preventing glass breakage and speeding drug selection.
  • Clear Inventory Windows: Transparent exterior pockets allow rapid visual drug counts and expiration checks without opening the pouch.
  • MOLLE Webbing Exterior: Attach external gear such as trauma shears, flush syringes, or penlights for immediate access.
  • Rollout Organization Flaps: Deploy to reveal hook-and-loop compartments sized for pre-filled syringes, IV bags, and nasal atomizers.
  • Compact Footprint: At 10" L x 8" W x 5" D, the pouch slides into standard ambulance cabinets, tactical backpacks, and mobile trauma kits.
  • Two Pouches Per Pack: Run a primary medicine cell and keep a second staged for restock or a backup unit.

Why It Matters

This pouch turns standard storage into a protective medical asset. Combining temperature regulation with precise vial organization reduces the risk of drug degradation and removes the seconds lost searching for the right medication during a cardiac arrest or trauma response.

How to Use

It solves the problem of disorganized, heat-exposed medications in mobile EMS environments. Use it as a primary medicine cell inside a larger trauma pack, or as a standalone drug box stored in an ambulance cabinet or rapid response vehicle.

Technical Overview

Dimensions: 10" L x 8" W x 5" D. Material: water-resistant nylon. Insulation: mylar lined. Features: rollout flaps and MOLLE webbing. Pouches per pack: two.

  • Paramedic, Temperature-Sensitive Meds: the mylar lining passively protects epinephrine and IV drugs from trunk heat.
  • ALS Provider, Vial Organization: the 17 pockets hold standard vials and ampules to speed drug selection.
  • EMS Supervisor, Visual Drug Count: the clear windows allow an expiration and inventory check without opening the pouch.
  • Supply Officer, Restock Rotation: the two-pouch pack keeps one staged while the other is being restocked.
  • Ambulance, Modular Medicine Cell: the pouch drops into a larger trauma pack or stores as a standalone drug box.
  • Pouches Per Pack: 2
  • Material: Water-resistant nylon with reflective mylar insulation
  • Dimensions (per pouch): 10" L x 8" W x 5" D
  • Storage: 17 mini pockets, rollout flaps, hook-and-loop compartments, clear exterior pockets
  • Attachment: MOLLE webbing exterior
  • Visibility: Reflective front and back panels with oversized zipper pulls
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pouches come in a pack?

Each pack contains two complete pouches. Medications and supplies are not included. Two pouches supports a rotation, one staged and in service while the other is restocked, audited, or held as a second medicine cell for a backup unit. Controlled substance handling often requires a pouch be pulled from service for reconciliation, and a second pouch keeps the primary unit running through that.

Why does the pouch use reflective mylar insulation?

The interior reflective mylar lining performs a temperature-regulating function for field medications. When a jump bag sits in a vehicle during hot weather, the insulation helps keep temperature-sensitive medications cooler for longer. That matters for IV medications, epinephrine, and other drugs that degrade in extreme heat. The mylar works passively without ice packs or active cooling, which suits extended shifts where storage temperature cannot be constantly monitored.

How many medication vials do the 17 pockets hold?

The pouch has 17 mini pockets in varied sizes to accommodate different vial dimensions. Depending on protocol, that typically holds 15 to 20 standard 10mL vials plus additional ampules and smaller containers. The rollout flaps with hook-and-loop compartments provide further storage for larger items such as IV bags, pre-filled syringes, or nasal atomizers. Varied pocket sizes let a provider organize by medication class, which speeds drug checks and restocking.

Can additional equipment be mounted to the MOLLE webbing?

Yes. The MOLLE webbing accepts compatible accessories such as tourniquet holders, flashlight pouches, or additional tool organizers. That is useful for keeping syringes, safety needles, or a penlight immediately accessible without opening the main compartment. The MOLLE system also allows customization for specialty protocols, whether that means adding a shears holder for wilderness EMS or a dedicated pouch for a flight medication set.

How do the clear pockets improve medication accountability during shift checks?

The clear exterior pockets allow visual medication inventory checks without fully opening the pouch, which supports chain of custody for controlled substances. A provider can verify counts, check expiration dates, and confirm protocol compliance at shift change or after a call. The clear panels also speed restocking at the pharmacy or supply room, since a supervisor can see what needs replenishment at a glance.