My Medic - MyFAK

Be Prepared for Any Emergency with the MyFAK™ by My Medic

The MyFAK™ is a professional-grade first aid kit built for those who demand performance when it matters most. Whether you’re in the backcountry, on the job site, or building your bug-out bag, this rugged IFAK delivers over 115+ essential medical tools and trauma supplies to help save lives during critical situations.

Key Features:

• Includes 115+ first aid supplies (Pro version)
• Folding page design for rapid access and smart organization
• Durable, water-resistant outer case with Hypalon MOLLE panel
• Versatile straps for mounting to bags, vehicles, or gear
• FREE life-saving online training course with purchase

Specifications:

• Height: 11 in
• Width: 8 in
• Depth: 6 in
• Weight: 3–4 lbs (varies by kit type)

What's Inside – Standard Kit:

• Triangular Bandage, 2" Elastic Bandage
• Super Wash Saline, Small Cold Pack
• 2 Pairs of Gloves, Space Blanket
• Gauze MOD, Burn MOD, Medication MOD
• Clean & Prep MOD, Treatment & Relief MOD
• Blister MOD, CPR Shield, Hydration MOD
• SuperSkin Bandages, Mini Sprain & Fracture MOD
• Tool MOD: Penlight, Tweezer, Thermometer, Whistle
• Mini Wound Closure MOD, EMT Shears, Cloth Tape
• Digital Stay Alive Guide Download

Pro Kit – Includes All Standard Items Plus:

• 2 Chest Seals for penetrating chest wounds
• Glow Stick, 25' Paracord
• RATS Tourniquet, Compressed Gauze
• Emergency Pressure Bandage (4" x 36")
• ZZIPS Wound Closure Devices (2-Pack)
• QuikClot Hemostatic Dressing
• NPA 28 & NPA 20 Med Packs with Dynalube and Gloves

Ideal for:

• Emergency preparedness & disaster readiness
• First responders, survivalists, and tactical users
• Home, vehicle, camping, or EDC trauma kits

Built to meet real-world demands, the MyFAK™ ensures you’re always ready to respond when seconds count.

How to Organize Your MyFAK

With so many high-performance supplies packed into a compact space, proper organization is key to getting the most from your MyFAK. The kit’s folding page layout and extra storage pockets make it easy to categorize items by use—whether it’s trauma care, minor cuts, hydration, or tools.

We recommend grouping your items into the following categories for fast, intuitive access in an emergency:

• Topical & Medications: Place in exterior or quick-access pouches
• Trauma & Bleeding Control: Central panel for tourniquets, gauze, and seals
• Hydration & Burn Care: Organize MODs together in one section
• Tools & Support Gear: Keep pen light, whistle, and tweezers in internal mesh pockets

Want to see how we do it? Watch this video to learn how to set up your FAK for real-world emergency preparedness.