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Individual First Aid Kits

That’s pretty neat. I made my own first aid kits a couple years back using decent size emt medic bag from Amazon. I like those bags they have at chinook but mine are set up with everything together separated by pockets with first aid book on top.
 
There's a good sub on reddit for figuring out good quality components for ifaks, more focused on EMTs and military medics.
Way overkill for civilians but some useful info.
Bags I think are less critical than TQs and bandages.

 
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The bags remind me of the Magpul Daka Window pouches.
 
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