So what do you put in a first aid kit? Good question! I show you what I’ve come up with. This is for any outdoor activities that you may be engaged in.
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I might have missed it but I take anti acids.
Just a suggestion. A compression bandage, for if you roll your ankle while out and about. The added support can really help you get moving again. Also good for snake bites.
amazing video…really helpful
But the survival tabs are on Amazon about 180 of em for under 30$
I found this kit and it seems very appropriate, I hope it will be helpful https://www.firstaidkitsurvival.com
guy talks too much. just need to share what’s in ur kit.
I have the same first aid kit!!
Great vid! One problem for me and sure many others relating to keeping kit sterile is once kit is in place often left for months/years. When should you replace if packing intact and any items have short life (lose effectiveness) Thanks for your expertise
I want a little tin can first aid kit video please!
I have a silly question regarding gauze: is there a reason to carry non-woven over woven gauze and vice-versa?
great video thank you for your time
Very informative video, especially for someone just starting their outdoor adventuring life. I also watched you video on the need/use of a triangular bandage. I’m going to watch more of your videos, and I hope to find videos on your small tin can first aid kit and the Israeli battle dressing. I have a friend who is really into bush craft, so I will tell him about your site.
Please do a review of the mini first aid kits, the small steel boxes.
what do you use the syringes for?
always welcome you expanding on any first aid kits, packaging, responding trauma, etc.
We all will face situations in our lives where these kits and preperation can and do make a difference.
Ex.
late on a cold, dark winter monday evening
left my office
drove two blocks
sat at a traffic light … the
only car stationary at a red light at a four way intersection that included 18 lanes
single witness to a pedestrian crossing against traffic and being hit at high speed and having his leg removed which landed about five yards in front on my car hood.
This person was also carried / thrown another 10 yards.
driver of car also in bad shape from glass and impact
happened in seconds
with no one else around
eventually parents that live near-by drove out to check on delay of son returning from the store
they arrived at scene and husband also experienced massive heart issues
all in seconds
you get the idea…
in seconds
when you least expect it
minor and extreme injuries will require those able to lend immediate assistance -often when adrenaline is at an all time high
Thanks
Do the car one
ok ok ok but don t go so detail why don t cut
Your tips helped me with my boyscouts troop first aid kit, Thanks!
Awesome video. Thanks. We’re buying everything you listed in drop down.!!
When you go with larger groups, would you consider taking Benadryl? I’d like to see one about your car kit. I looked but didn’t see it.
I use bedidine
I usually carry 2 little bags of salt and sugar – just for making saline/electrolyte drink for someone who’s had diarrhoea or just cramping up real bad.
Not a bad kit though.
Please show all you kits…well put together!
add some steri strips asst sizes for wounds
instead of the big thick abd pad…….put a panty liner in your kit….. they take up less room and are amazing at absorbing blood!
+ReviewOutdoorGear have you though of getting a couple of dental things for that pack you have?
I put two dental things in my first aid/medical bag. I use a dental pain relief and a temp. filling package. They go well with the first aid/medical packs because when those things happen when camping, even if you have to leave, it’s at least somewhat of a relief to get something other than a solid toothache which is extremely annoying or a filling that pops out and you can’t do anything about it, even if it’s only for a couple of days.
I used gauze on a wound once. The blood clotted all through the holes and I couldn’t pull it off without opening up the wound again. What is gauze even used for?
where is this First Aid kit on Amazon or the link
Thank You
You should do a review on survival tabs