NOTE: Trauma kit is another pouch, this is a 'boo boo kit.'
As you can see…I have gone overboard with my daily commuting FAK that goes in a little cheap pouch. I’m needing a reality check and to be told what to leave behind. I’m realistically just headed to my office most of the time where I will set up a first aid kit in my desk drawer anyway, I need to stop treating my daily Metra trip like Snowpiercer.
by Highwayman1717
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The nail clippers can live at home or office. Pain relief pills are useful at weird times so keep those but any supplements like vitamins can stay at home or office. That does seem like a lot of pills but don’t know if you carry for yourself or others. Whatever the case make sure to rotate yearly as they eventually expire or get moldy.
The nail clippers can live at home or office.
Pain relief pills are useful at weird times so keep those but any supplements like vitamins can stay at home or office.
That does seem like a
I say keep the nailclippers
Id keep pretty much everything but you can save a bit of space by vacuum sealing anything that you aren’t frequently using. That could help
I see meds and band aids etc as enough to get me to a Walgreens, CVS, etc. no need to carry more then 1 big bandaid, 1 small, maybe a blister patch, 1 4×4, whatever 24 hour max dose is for each pill
Consider using Mylar ziplock bags. They are more stable and the 💊 won’t suffer so much