And if so, what items am I overlooking?
Anything you consider best left to the professionals?
First Aid / CPR Level C and AED, for context.
by PlanetGuardian-42
And if so, what items am I overlooking?
Anything you consider best left to the professionals?
First Aid / CPR Level C and AED, for context.
by PlanetGuardian-42
6 Comments
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* Assorted bandaids, bandages, gauze
* Sterile wipes
* Nitrile gloves
* Allergy drugs, pain meds, ASA
* Polysporin
* Sharpie
* Moleskin
* Eyedrops
* CPR mask (I know this isn’t standard procedure anymore)
* Medical tape, athletic tape
* Triangle bandage
* Tourniquet
* Epi pen
* Israeli bandage
* Chest seal (probably should leave this to first responders)
* Shears
I carry it while hunting and hiking, keep it in the center console of my truck all the time unless it’s clipped onto my my hunting/hiking bag. I do have a smaller one with some bandaids Neosporin tweezers ibuprofen and gauze I keep in my edc sling bag.
Hard to see exactly what’s in there, but If you’ve taken stop the bleed (or equivalent training), if you’re gonna carry a tq, might as well carry some z fold gauze for wound packing and a couple of chest seals. If you don’t have that training, then just stick with direct pressure on wounds.
Good job having a sharpie in there for the tq.
I keep a simple kit in my car. I hunt/fish so it’s nice to have around in case something happened. I also grew up riding ATVs and kept one available back then, too.
Very minimal. Bandage, bandaids, Narcan, Tylenol.