I ran out of room for first aid supplies in my range bag pouch.  The Maxpedition FIGHT pouch is a bit larger, more conveniently organized and still fits in my range bag.  The three storage areas help find the right supplies for the job.

The outer pocket holds the boo boo stuff - band aids, neosporin, antiseptic wipes, very small pocket knife, powdered aspirin (for aches, pains and heart attacks) and a permanent marker (Sharpe).

The two interior pockets hold stuff for more serious problems.  The elastic loop at the bottom of the pouch secures a zip lock bag of nitrile gloves.  Since the pouch zips open flat, the bottom loop is easy to get to.  The front pocket holds 4x4 gauze, an Israeli 4" wound bandage, a roll of flex wrap, medical tape and some good paramedic scissors.

The other pocket holds two quick clot sponges, SWAT stretch wrap tourniquet, CPR mask and two space blankets.  I need to add a package of Q-Tips and some eye wash to deal with particles that get behind safety glasses.

I also carry two Bolin chest seals that don't fit in the FIGHT pouch.  Sucking chest wounds just, well, suck.

I expect these items will be handy for minor cuts and scrapes.  They should also be adequate for treating gun shots for the five to fifteen minutes before paramedics arrive.

There are no attachment straps with this pouch to mount on a MOLLE system.  You will need some TacTies or similar connectors for MOLLE.  That saves some room in my range bag where straps are not needed but still allows me to attach the pouch to my Voodoo Tactical 2 rifle bag.  Nice bag that fits my needs.