The Condor Medic Patch is a low-cost, high-visibility identification patch designed to mark medical personnel or kit on plate carriers, bags, helmets, and any MOLLE-compatible surface. Available in Olive Drab, Black, MultiCam, and Coyote Brown, it ships as a single piece or in a six-pack for unit and team buys.

Who this is for

• Tactical medics and CLS personnel: quick visual identification on a plate carrier or aid bag during training and field operations
• Law enforcement and EMS responders: marking personal gear or response kits so teammates can locate medical resources at a glance
• Preppers and range-day shooters: labeling first-aid pouches or range bags in a color that blends with existing kit

Compatibility and placement

The Medic Patch attaches to any loop-field surface, including MOLLE webbing panels, helmet covers, chest rig loop fields, and gear bags with hook-and-loop backing. It is available in four colorways — Olive Drab, Black, MultiCam, and Coyote Brown — so it can match or contrast with the host platform as the mission requires.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What does this patch work with?

It attaches to any surface with a loop (velcro-compatible) field, including plate carrier front panels, MOLLE pouches, helmet covers, and tactical bags. If your gear has a loop field, this patch will stick.

Does this patch have hook backing or loop backing?

It uses hook-and-loop attachment, meaning the patch itself carries the hook side and mounts to any loop-field surface on your carrier, helmet cover, or bag.

Why buy the 6-pack?

The six-pack is well suited for team kits, unit supply rooms, or anyone who wants to mark multiple pieces of gear — aid bag, plate carrier, and range bag — with consistent identification at a lower per-patch cost.

Will this patch fit a specific carrier or helmet cover?

It fits any loop-field panel regardless of brand. If you have questions about a specific platform, contact us and we can confirm compatibility.

Is this patch NIJ-rated or ballistic in any way?

No. This is an identification patch only and carries no ballistic rating. It is an accessory for marking gear, not a protective component.