CPR without life breath only works for about 5 min then you get brain damage

Denier. It’s pronounced den-ear, as in the things on the side of your head. Not as in “global warming denier.” Just so you know.

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One well put together get. I will look into the ready heat. I can see this bag kit saving all kinds of value time by knowing we’re everything is.

Watch one of the several how to videos on suturing then practice on oranges and pigs feet that you
can get at most grocery stores until you are good at it.
You never know when you may be all alone and you need to suture yourself up…!

I think this is the best application for the roll!

Nice kit and the Roll Out Bag looks top notch quality , and sadly the U.S. does have a opioid problem , officers are now equipped with the antidote most places .

If one was to throw in an alcohol lamp with a small bottle of grain alcohol it could all be sterile 🙂

What’s your thought on coats? To me they are the first line of shelter. Where I live, most associate coats with the 1920s and very old people and very few young ones still have them, however when it rains I’m far better off than with a tiny rainjacket or umbrella. I can walk in cold rain for hours, whereas pretty much anyone else I meet will be soaked and cooling out in 10min… Sure, a coat, fedora and gaiters make me stand out, but in this context I don’t give a damn…

So I like to think of Incidents OTHER than SHTF or “Lost in the Wilderness” for items like this. Here’s a few. Long Haul Trucker coming upon an Accident in the middle of Kansas where you know it’ll be a Half Hour until EMS gets there. Tornadoes smashing a small town. Small Farm/Ranch in the Boonies. Fishing Trawler. Earthquake in a small poor country like Papua New Guinea had a few days ago. Alaskan/BC Bush Pilots. Mountain Climbing Base Camp. Volunteer Fire Department where you have to buy a lot of your own Gear. Wildfire Fighters. That’s just off the top of my head. What kind of First Aid Gear you put in it, how much Training and Experience one has, that’s a Big Variable. But this is a CONTAINER for the Gear. And it’s a Damn Fine One. Thanks Nate.

Great bag for my line of work as an EMT it’s great to have people have a basic kit but some of items u need training for people will just buy those and have no idea how to use those items

I always carry vet wrap. It’s very light, self adhesive, but also kind of like a tensor bandage,it’s inexpensive ( probably $2.00 a roll ) and is useful in a variety of applications. Any good tack store or animal feed supply store will carry it. I have used it several times for holding poultice in my horses hooves and binding broken toes together etc.

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having a sygical kit is recomended in africa for traval its not for you to use its so you dont get infecticted tools used on you if you have a acident

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– sterile vs. Non sterile, i keep clean. I keep mine off their package and vacuum seal. When i keep gauze ( which is rare now). base this on a few studies. Like “
CONCLUSION/RECOMMENDATION
– Evidence indicates that the use of clean technique for acute wound care is a clinically effective intervention that does not affect the incidence of infection. There is no recommendation that can be made regarding type of dressing technique for a chronic wound due to the lack of evidence in the literature.”
– Actually i replace gauze with cheese cloth multi use and multi purpose.
– Bandage scissor are a little bit stronger and fit better then EMS shear in kit like these
– There smaller stapler available making possible to carry many for the same size of a big ones
– I personally to stay away from oxygen activated blanket or ice pack. To often i open my kit to find them activated or dry up in my kits. For heat learn how to do a “ burrito” with warmer that can be reuse after boiling them seem better fit
– You know my take on fish meds 8) but if you have to go with one from my research i would go with doxycycline
– Instead of sugar have manuka honey pack. They can have multi purpose
– Opiate are kind over rated. Some studies suggest now that a good mix of tylenol and ibuprpfen can be as effective. Plus many people miss understand pain management. For example, having benadryl cream can be use for allergy AND local anesthetic because of is pharmacology. Personally if iwould have to “trade” for something for pain i would look for ketamine
– Yes for cpr for lay person no need for mouth to mouth.
– Instead of the pocket mask i switch to Numask. Especially in cold climate the pocket mask is terrible
– I carry cheap hammock they can be use for stretcher
– As for the quickclot that was true for the first generations and some of the military application. The one usually found for civilian is more like a large tea bag that clots with blood passing through.

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It may be useful to add 1. Hemostat (to clamp severed vessels) 2. Scalpel (To drain abscesses) 3. Sling (a Shemagh would do) 4. 70% Alcohol solution or Iodine (for disinfection) 5. Aspirin (helps in case of a heart attack) 6. Tweezers (to remove splinters) 7. Tongue depressors (to inspect oral cavity)