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Great stuff man! More concealed carriers need to be hearing this stuff! Also, thanks for being so open about your faith at the end. That is for sure the most important thing that people need!
Former medic turned ER nurse here. I have IFAKS spread everywhere. Only the larger ones have the full assortment. The one in my bag is smaller and has compressed gauze with wrap, TQ, gloves. On me I only carry a soft-W because it’s compact though not the easiest to self apply. CATs in everything else. The only things I’ve ever used were oral glucose and an NPA from one of my larger bag kits. I try to prioritize what will save me now versus what may I have some time to get to when it comes to deciding what’s on body. Thanks for the video and god bless.
I just bought a medical kit yesterday to use at the range, & don't have any medical training, but at least I'll have something with me that someone whom is trained can use. As I've seen some people bleed at the range for sure, as accidents really do happen.
Great vid Prestin or Preston lol. Anyhow I am a trainer for EMS in the warm zone active shooter/MCI. Also stop the bleed instructor for a School Dist. here in NH. CAT Gen 7 I find easiest to apply to self and SOF T is great for applying to someone else. Either or does not matter just train with what you carry. Hemostat gauze and Halo vented chest seal round out my EDC.
@citizenresponse What are your thoughts on the SWAT-T TQ? Love the idea of the Snake Staff Systems TQ but others have had some issues with the velcro folding over on itself when they went to apply it. I want to start edc'ing a TQ and I'm trying to determine the best one. Thanks!
Great stuff man! More concealed carriers need to be hearing this stuff! Also, thanks for being so open about your faith at the end. That is for sure the most important thing that people need!
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Former medic turned ER nurse here. I have IFAKS spread everywhere. Only the larger ones have the full assortment. The one in my bag is smaller and has compressed gauze with wrap, TQ, gloves. On me I only carry a soft-W because it’s compact though not the easiest to self apply. CATs in everything else. The only things I’ve ever used were oral glucose and an NPA from one of my larger bag kits. I try to prioritize what will save me now versus what may I have some time to get to when it comes to deciding what’s on body. Thanks for the video and god bless.
You too brother!
I just bought a medical kit yesterday to use at the range, & don't have any medical training, but at least I'll have something with me that someone whom is trained can use. As I've seen some people bleed at the range for sure, as accidents really do happen.
Gotta be prepared!
Great vid Prestin or Preston lol. Anyhow I am a trainer for EMS in the warm zone active shooter/MCI. Also stop the bleed instructor for a School Dist. here in NH. CAT Gen 7 I find easiest to apply to self and SOF T is great for applying to someone else. Either or does not matter just train with what you carry. Hemostat gauze and Halo vented chest seal round out my EDC.
Thank you Preston if I spelled that correctly and Thank you God
Good stuff. Thank you for sharing.
@citizenresponse What are your thoughts on the SWAT-T TQ? Love the idea of the Snake Staff Systems TQ but others have had some issues with the velcro folding over on itself when they went to apply it. I want to start edc'ing a TQ and I'm trying to determine the best one. Thanks!
Wouldn’t bet my life on it