MyFAK
$169.95
Lives in the truck, the camper or the hall closet, with room left for the whole family's extras.
- Supplies
- 115+
- Size
- 11 × 8 × 6 in
- Weight
- About 3 lb
- Mounts to
- Pack, wall, vehicle
MyFAK & MyFAK Mini · Built in the USA by My Medic
A first aid kit that opens like a book. Burns, blisters, sprains and cuts each have their own labeled pouch, so the right supplies are in your hand while your heart is still pounding.
MyFAK $169.95 · MyFAK Mini $114.95


Fig. 1 — MyFAK · 11 in
Fig. 2 — Mini · 9 in
The folding-page design
Unzip it and the kit lies open in folding pages. Supplies ride in color-coded pouches that My Medic calls MODs, held behind mesh so you can see them before you reach.
What's inside
In a hurry, nobody wants fine print. The MODs are color-coded and labeled in big type, so a burn gets the orange pouch and a rolled ankle gets the purple one.
Refills
Every pouch carries its own QR code. Scan the one you just emptied and your phone opens a page for that exact pouch: a short how-to video, and a button to order its refill. No guessing what you used. No buying a whole new kit.
Pick a pouch to scan
Two sizes, drawn to scale
The same folding pages and labeled MODs in both. Pick the one that fits where it will live.
$169.95
Lives in the truck, the camper or the hall closet, with room left for the whole family's extras.
$114.95
Light enough to clip to a daypack or tuck under a seat, and ready for a real emergency.
Carry
The trailhead. The tailgate. The back seat on the long drive home. It mounts, straps and carries, so it is already there when the day turns.
Strap it to a headrest or an ATV. When you need it, pull it free and go. No buckles to fight.
A light, tough Hypalon front panel with slots for pouches and hook-and-loop for patches.
Fasten it to a pack, a wall or the inside of a vehicle, wherever your people spend their days.
It stays tucked away until you would rather wear the kit over your shoulder.
Extra space for the medications and supplies your family actually reaches for.
“We are both ER nurses and have one in each of our cars…”
“Easily the best first aid kit I've ever had.”
Customer reviews published by My Medic.
Nobody shops for a first aid kit on the day they need one. Choose a size now, pack it once, and let it ride along until the day it matters.