REX Accessory Panel (Half) – Blue Tide Innovations

Dimensions, weight, retention system, mounting, country of origin and the manufacturer's half-versus-full guidance are as published on the legacy listing. Panel material and the length or diameter of the supplied elastic cordage are not published and have not been assumed; confirm both with Blue Tide Innovations if you are planning a specific weave or ordering spare cord. Measure the interior face and whatever is sharing it before you order — at 4⅜ × 6 in this panel is designed to leave room beside it, and the legacy listing is explicit that two half panels give you two independently removable zones for roughly the price of one full panel, while one full panel gives you a continuous unbroken surface. That is a layout decision, not a value decision. As with every item in this range, note the exclusion list above: the product photography shows a fully configured case and almost none of it ships here. This is an organization accessory, not a clinical device, and it makes no clinical claim.

Anyone building a split-face REX layout — half panel on one side, mesh pouch or NARCO Panel on the other · Medics who want a small dedicated zone for the four or five items they always reach for, kept clear of the bulk of the kit · Cases already running a medication board that need a second, non-vial panel on the opposite face · Owners of small pouches and admin panels where a full-size board simply will not fit · Anyone trialling the system before committing a whole case to it.

What this is and is not. This is an organization accessory, not a clinical device, and nothing about it extends anyone's scope of practice. If you are using it to carry medications, the storage, security, accountability and controlled-substance rules that apply to those medications are set by your service and your licensure and do not change because the panel is configurable. Build the layout, then have whoever owns your drug accountability sign off on it.

Blue Tide's own guidance for building a layout on the half panel, reproduced from the legacy listing:

1. Confirm the fit first. Measure the loop field and whatever else is sharing it. At 4⅜ × 6 in this panel is designed to leave room beside it, not to be crammed in.
2. Lay the gear out on the bare board before you thread anything. On a small panel, position matters more — you have fewer slots to work with.
3. Weave the cordage to the item. Slot spacing sets the anchor points; the tension you pull is what actually retains. Tight enough to survive being turned over, loose enough to release one-handed.
4. Keep the perimeter clear. Items woven at the very edge foul the zipper on closing.
5. Shake test it. Invert the loaded panel. Anything that drops was resting, not retained.
6. Mount it. Press the hook backing down across the full contact area.