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MyMedic MyFAK Review for Families

Reviewed by Ryan Fields-Spack, former fire captain, 20+ years as a paramedic ·

MyMedic MyFAK. List price $169.95 on Oct 17, 2026. Family grade C. Signed. All the cars in the household. Maker says 2–3 people. Top gap: No CPR barrier is called out.

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Ryan Fields-Spack

  • former fire captain
  • 20+ years as a paramedic
  • dad of three
About Ryan
Ryan holding the MyMedic MyFAK

This kit should be your go to for all cars in the household. Everything you need for the everyday minor trauma and medical.

Maker says 2–3 people.

Job

A-

Family C 3.49

Family grade: C. Signed.

Graded by a former paramedic dad

Best for: All the cars in the household.

$169.95

List price on Oct 17, 2026. Confirm before you buy.

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Once used it's gone, and to keep it looking nice you need the exact replacement. Expensive but worth it.

Rubric

  1. Kid and infant coverage

    Kid and infant coverage: 3.5 out of 5

    Signed score.

  2. Bleeding control

    Bleeding control: 3.5 out of 5

    No pressure dressing.

  3. Choking and airway

    Choking and airway: 2 out of 5

    No CPR barrier is called out on the public page.

  4. Burns

    Burns: 3 out of 5

    A large kit like this usually has burn supplies. The page I graded does not itemize them.

  5. Allergy

    Allergy: 4 out of 5

    Signed score.

  6. Organization and labels

    Organization and labels: 5 out of 5

    The fold-out page layout is the reason people buy this instead of a pouch.

  7. Durability

    Durability: 5 out of 5

    Hypalon and MOLLE. It is meant to live in a vehicle.

  8. Value

    Value: 3 out of 5

    About $170. You are paying for layout and build, not for kid coverage.

  9. Ease of restocking

    Ease of restocking: 3 out of 5

    Once used it's gone, and to keep it looking nice you need the exact replacement. Expensive but worth it.

Missing for kids

  • No CPR barrier is called out.
  • No kid-size bandages are called out.
  • A limb tourniquet is not an infant tool. Direct pressure and 911 are the plan for a baby.
  • No thermometer is listed.

Suggested add-ons

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  • Kid-size adhesive bandages: Kid

    Small fabric and a few waterproof. The ones that stay on through play.

    View Kid-size adhesive bandages on Amazon

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  • CPR face shield

    A barrier for rescue breaths. A class teaches you the rest.

    No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.

  • Digital thermometer: Kid

    Replace the battery when you walk the kit. No dosing, no treatment advice here.

    No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.

  • Burn dressing

    A hydrogel burn dressing. I'm not linking a specific brand until I pick one.

    No product link yet. I'll add one when I trust a specific refill.

  • Windlass tourniquet

    Skip the maker's tourniquet option. Add a genuine CoTCCC-listed tourniquet from North American Rescue or an authorized dealer.

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