Bought this kit after @prepmedic recommended @ltcreed in his pocket trauma kit video. Love both kits. Great quality and speedy shipping even to Europe. Thumbs up! 🙂👍
I bought their EDC Pocket and their Responder IFAK more than a year ago now, so I probably won't buy this Get Home Alive Kit. But from the 2 that I have, I recommend their products. Specially if you don't know much about what to buy separately for self made trauma kits and or first aid kits. Their kits are very easy to go and straight forward.
Great timing on this video! Had an EMT friend show me this pack a couple days ago and while I understand the cost of medical, it's still a lot of money. Detailed video and a promo code definitely secured my purchase 👍🏾
Pieced together an IFAK about 2 weeks ago this is is essentially the exact same thing I put into mine. Only difference is I added a couple more things for burns, and larger quantities of medications including benedryl as well as midol for the lady.
With a basic set of skills you can maintain your cheap trauma shears. Sharpening the main blade as well as peening the rivet to keep the tolerances tight.
The kit is great and im sure LTC is a great compny run by dedicated people but one can build this for 1/3rd or 1/4th of the price. I personally did it recently, it requires some digging but all that matters is to have the needed tools to save a life. Peace!
@ prep medic What stuff would you recommend to bring when u travel on airplane can u make it a video because I travel next week on Thursday thanks in advance if u can
What are your thoughts on alergy medication, is it life saving sometimes? I know people who carry EpiPens (and know how to use them) and i at least bring some antihistamine pills. And great video! Your content helped me upgrade my "Booboo Kit" to something i feel confident with for hiking in the Alps where sports accidents are common, paramedics are also common luckily so they can use my kit better than me :).
It's a good type of M-FAK and a excellent idea for a make your own hand made first aid bag only you need a free day and the material and you are ready to go... PD: I think to make my own bags because in my country it's dificult to buy these products and other reason here I can find a loot of materials or some people can fabricate these by pre-order and it's a little more cheaper.
When did Celox type hemostatic dressings become the "gold standard"? I thought they were last ditch effort contingencies, due to the complications of tissue damage. Also thought aquasil ag was the gold standard for wound dressing...is this no longer the type of dressing you would recieve at the hospital?
Both of those changed about 15 years ago. There is no tissue damage associated with generation 3 hemostatic gauze. As for dressings you would get a dry sterile dressing in the hospital for almost anything.
*PREPPERISMS: The following list is by no means meant to be an exhaustive list of Prepper knowledge, just inspiration for survival.* *"MORE YOU KNOW, LESS YOU NEED"* Skills are more valuable than stuff. So seek to acquire as many practical skills & knowledge as is available. Another way to look at it is "the more you know the _lighter_ your load". *"TWO is ONE & ONE is NONE"* Because stuff gets lost, broken, stolen, have backups to your backups of essentials like 2 knives, 2 lighters, etc. *"RULE of 3"* You can die after 3 seconds of indecision during a fatal threat (predetermine reasonable losses) 3 minutes without air (practice freediving) 3 hours of exposure to extreme weather (practice hydrotherapy to enhance body thermo-regulation) 3 days without water (practice economy of movement & water fasting) 3 weeks without food (practice fasting) 3 months without a long term plan (because seasons change) 3 years without a partner/team (screen members now) 3 decades without reproduction (new generation is necessary) *FOUR SELF-DEFENSE* EVASION (head-on-a-swivel; become a "Grayman") PERSUASION (humble negotiation; See Negotiation in "SEVEN HEAVEN SKILLS" below) DARKSIDE (without warning execute extreme violence on their eyes, throat, ears, groin, knees, feet; resilience & tenacity can outstrip strength & speed) WEAPON (firearms may be easy but it may be wise to consider a concealable range weapon with low maintenance & not dependent on manufactured ammo, such as a baseball bat, adjustable walking staff/cane, crowbar, bullwhip, slingshot, etc) *FIVE to SURTHRIVE!* True, we should all be prepared to survive without energy/electricity or public water. But creating energy & water off-grid means more than just surviving, but it's thriving! SOLAR POWER SYSTEM: solar panels, battery bank, inverter WIND GENERATOR: wind turbine, battery bank, inverter. HANDCRANK GENERATOR: gear ratio allows just one person to turn a handle & generate power. COMBO GENERATOR: generator that combines as many of the sources mentioned above. DEHUMIDIFIER: can pull water right out of the air! PROs/CONs: Solar & Wind power can be increased by adding more panels, turbines, or batteries. Handcrank can also be hooked up to a bicycle & is never dependent on the weather but can generate electricity 24/7. Dehumidifier (large free standing room model) can provide upto 8 gallons of water per day (depending on humidity level in your area) even if you are in a tiny little apartment. No sun or wind means no power collection for solar & wind generators. Human fatigue may limit handcrank generators. Dehumidifiers are useless without electricity & if the air is contaminated be prepared to filter the water before drinking. Inevitably things will require maintenance & repair so mechanical/electrical/electronic skills will be valuable. *SIX SHIELDED SHELTER* _"Watchout With Wetty, Windy, Warmy, Wiggly, Wicky & Widow-makers!"_ Build shelter where it's high & dry above "wetty" during rain, but close to a "wetty" source to stay hydrated; where "windy" is blocked when it's cold, but allow "windy" when hot; where fire wood keeps you "warmy" when cold, but shaded from "warmy" when hot; where you're off the ground away from "wiggly" critters & off a "wicky" cold ground; & not under "widow-maker" dead trees/limbs that could fall on you. Remember, you need something to sleep under, to sleep on & to sleep in. *SEVEN HEAVEN SKILLS* TH-cam "How to" videos for these force multipliers & practice daily/wkly: LEARNING/REMEMBERING (attention=retention, repetition=recall, adaptability=survivability) HABIT CREATION (made up of cues, craving, routine, reward; success is the compound interest of effective habits) MEDITATION (enhances attention span, pain & stress management) HEALTH (Eat better but less; Move more often & faster; Hygiene your machine by keeping clean) FASTING (autophagy & strengthens self-control/self-discipline) FIRST-AID/TRAUMA (YOU are your "first responder", practice M.A.R.C.H. algorithm) NEGOTIATION (reading body language, micro expressions, listening, psychology, persuasive language patterns, bartering) *EIGHT PREP RATE* Acquire EVERYTHING to survive an entire short period, before getting more stuff for a longer period because you do NOT want to have a year's worth of water but only 1wk of food & no medical supplies when everything collapses! 1ST: 1 week of water (1gal per person per day), 1 week of food (pre-cooked non-perishable), medical supplies, 1 week of hygiene supplies, 1 week of etc, etc 2ND: enhance home security & security protocols 3RD: 3 months of water, food, etc 4TH: enhance transportation options, dependability & security protocols (bicycle, cart, dollie, etc) 5TH: Bug-Out-Bag Myth, that bugging out is your first option? NO! But despite the fact that sheltering-in-place is optimum, we never know when we may be forced to bug-out, so it's "Better To Have It & Not Need It, Than Need It & Not Have It" so after your bag is complete, double up on equipment because, "Two is One & One is None". 6TH: 6 months mixed more water, food, etc 7TH: Self-Sustainable Sustenance, food production (study & practice gardening/small animal farming [chickens, meat rabbits, etc]) 8TH: Priority Faith to pray for wisdom & humility to answer "If I only had enough time/money to acquire just one more thing/skill before a collapse what would it be?" Remember, "prepping" (being prepared) is not an event, it's a lifestyle. *NINE CORE MEMBERS* Anyone opposed to your core Principles & Purposes of life should NOT be in your intimate group! GUARDIAN (Security, safety) HEALER (doctor, medic, nurse, therapist, herbalist) PROVIDER (hunts, forages, scavenges) TINKERER (engineer, scientist, mechanic, handyman, tradesman, etc) FARMER (reproduces animal/plant food) CLERK (organizes supplies, equipment, tasks, training, etc) CAREGIVER (domestic [cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc], counselor, teacher/babysitter) LEADER (empathetically unemotional, logical, negotiator; will emerge as core group is established) CHAMELEON (quick learner, adaptable, willing to change positions & either already has or studies other skills not listed here) *_All skills should be cross trained._* *B.O.B. (BUG OUT BAG)* _(This is not to be confused with a smaller "Go-bag/Get-Home-Bag" you may keep in your vehicle)_ Without compromising quality, get the lightest weight versions of the following items & choose multifunction tools to keep total pack weight to less than 20% of a healthy person's body weight. Bare minimum examples are included below but there are always better quality items so do your own research. Remember, the best survival items are the ones you already have on you & know how to use well, & the more you know the lighter your load, so consider ways to improvise equipment/tools in the field. Hanging on the outside of the B.O.B. have a small bag of "survival pocket litter" that you will empty into your pants/jacket pockets & onto your belt & should include at least one item from each of the following catagories, just in case you get separated from your B.O.B. CONTAINER: Water & Filter (collapsible 1liter plastic water bottle or metal capped canister; water is 8lbs per gallon, so in addition to having some water on you, the ability to filter discovered water while on the move will be vital to keeping you hydrated & your load light; consider a mini-Sawyer water filter). CUTTING: Knife (3/16" thick, full tang), Multi-tool with folding knife, saw, screwdriver set, scissors, awl, can & bottle opener, & pliers. COMBUSTION: lighters, ferro rods, fresnel lens (magnifying glass), tinder, candle, flashlight, headlamp, etc. CORDAGE: rope/duct tape/paracord. COVERING: (something to sleep under, to sleep on, & to sleep in) Heavy duty plastic tarp 6x8, three 55gal plastic drum liners or sleeping bag, hammock tent, 2 pair socks, 2 underwears & 2 undershirts (avoid cotton, cotton kills), long-sleeved shirt/pull over hoodie, pants (not shorts), gloves, face mask, bandana/shemagh, mosquito netting, hat, boots, light rain jacket w/hood (unless you live in a region that is cold more than ⅓ of the year do not pack a heavy winter coat, but just layer up all clothing when cold & insulate with plastic/rain poncho), avoid camouflage because it's not "Grayman". CARE: First-Aid/Trauma kit (tourniquet, compression bandages, assortment of guaze, medications, etc); Hygiene (comb, 3 hand towel/rags, toothbrush, sewing needles & upholstery thread, etc) CONSUMPTION: Food (pre-cooked non-perishable -MREs/jerky) & Fishing/Hunting tools (hooks, string, weights, snare wire, slingshot, crossbow, fish/gill net, etc) COMMUNICATIONS: Radios (handcrank AM/FM radio w/emergency & weather stations; walkie talkie, CB or ham radio); Maps (local, state, country) & Compass; Energy (batteries, charger cords, handcrank/solar charger) CREDENTIALS: (pin note on B.O.B. reminding you to get these before leaving) documents & extra keys (birth certificate, passport, marriage license, drivers license, house & car keys, etc) CASH: Initially cash money will still be King; pocket sized barter items (small packets of non-perishable food, instant coffee packets, sample bottles of liquor, gold/silver linkchain, candy/gum, etc) CRAFTING: Axe/Machete, Folding/bow/wire saws, Clawbar 10" (doubles as hammer & key to the city), Self-adjusting wrench, Locking pliers, Multi Bit Screwdriver & Nut Driver, Electrical wire stripper/crimper. CREATIVE: playing cards, harmonica, literature (pocket bible, pocket SAS Survival Guide, etc) *_"But what if nothing happens?"_** It's okay to be wrong, just don't be dead wrong.* *Please share this comment & copy it by looking it up on computer, tablet, or even try using your phone's browser rather than the TH-cam app. Then you can highlight & copy it & printing out a hard copy for you & your loved ones may be worth the effort.* *Liberty = Peace & I pray we always enjoy both!*
For minor (like one finger) burns it has burnjel in it. For major or larger burns, current recommendation is a dry, sterile, bulky dressing, which you can easily make out of the compressed gauze which comes with the kit. 👍🏼
he'll fix you. they fix everything. the tampon thing is so real. my friend said when they got hit in iraq they would jam tampons in there because the 7.62 or whatever they got smacked with was about that size. from then on, i decided to carry quarters on me be it for a bloody vag or gun shot to pack lol. anyways i carry a quick clot sport kit, some extra bandaids, and a RATS tourniquet. shit, if i need more than that why didnt nobody tell me?!?!?
My brother was in Iraq twice and he used to say that there was weaponry out there that would go though 40 layers. I didn't know what he was talking about, It seemed impossible to me.
"Hey PrepMedic wanna review our produkt?" "No" "Why not?" "Becouse its shit, its bulky, there are SWAT-T TQs in it, and Tampons... there are no fu** tampons in an med kit" "But we will pay for it" "No, i dont wanna do that" "But everybody over 50.000 follower gets payed for there videos, its called Influencer" "Ok I will do it, but only under 12 minutes, just leave me allone"
I don’t take money for review videos. I don’t even have an affiliate link for LTC. They make a good product that carries a lot of stuff that others do not.
Even postage cost to UK is pretty decent. Some UK companies charge $20 to send from UK to further parts of UK, so $35 dollars from USA is decent.
I just became TCCC certified!! Thanks for all the info Sam
Good quality video. Looks good, we can clearly hear you and no talking just to hear yourself. Quality output
Love the vids Sam! I look forward to it every week. Been here since 120 subs :) keep it up!
Bought this kit after @prepmedic recommended @ltcreed in his pocket trauma kit video. Love both kits. Great quality and speedy shipping even to Europe. Thumbs up! 🙂👍
Wouldn’t “Get To a Hospital Alive” be a better name? Great presentation, and I’m definitely going to look at one. 👍👍👍👍
Not when you dont have health inaurance. In anycase, a clinic or a vet will do.
@G Fisher Amazon, would you like express or standard?
Your package will be there in 3 days.
More accurate? Yes. "Better"? No.
I bought that kit a few months ago, am pretty happy with it
I bought their EDC Pocket and their Responder IFAK more than a year ago now, so I probably won't buy this Get Home Alive Kit. But from the 2 that I have, I recommend their products. Specially if you don't know much about what to buy separately for self made trauma kits and or first aid kits. Their kits are very easy to go and straight forward.
Great timing on this video! Had an EMT friend show me this pack a couple days ago and while I understand the cost of medical, it's still a lot of money. Detailed video and a promo code definitely secured my purchase 👍🏾
I was wondering what are some books that you would recommend for people to read for tactical medicine?
Tactical Medical Essentials
Prehospital Trauma Life Support
SOF TCCC handbook
Pieced together an IFAK about 2 weeks ago this is is essentially the exact same thing I put into mine. Only difference is I added a couple more things for burns, and larger quantities of medications including benedryl as well as midol for the lady.
Nice add i had the add that you did for safe life defense
With a basic set of skills you can maintain your cheap trauma shears. Sharpening the main blade as well as peening the rivet to keep the tolerances tight.
The kit is great and im sure LTC is a great compny run by dedicated people but one can build this for 1/3rd or 1/4th of the price. I personally did it recently, it requires some digging but all that matters is to have the needed tools to save a life. Peace!
@ prep medic What stuff would you recommend to bring when u travel on airplane can u make it a video because I travel next week on Thursday thanks in advance if u can
What are your thoughts on alergy medication, is it life saving sometimes? I know people who carry EpiPens (and know how to use them) and i at least bring some antihistamine pills.
And great video! Your content helped me upgrade my "Booboo Kit" to something i feel confident with for hiking in the Alps where sports accidents are common, paramedics are also common luckily so they can use my kit better than me :).
Could you do a video on the SAM junctional tourniquet? It'd be great to see that, and learn it's uses!
It's a good type of M-FAK and a excellent idea for a make your own hand made first aid bag only you need a free day and the material and you are ready to go... PD: I think to make my own bags because in my country it's dificult to buy these products and other reason here I can find a loot of materials or some people can fabricate these by pre-order and it's a little more cheaper.
When did Celox type hemostatic dressings become the "gold standard"? I thought they were last ditch effort contingencies, due to the complications of tissue damage. Also thought aquasil ag was the gold standard for wound dressing...is this no longer the type of dressing you would recieve at the hospital?
Both of those changed about 15 years ago. There is no tissue damage associated with generation 3 hemostatic gauze. As for dressings you would get a dry sterile dressing in the hospital for almost anything.
I was just looking at this kit today, glad you got this video out when you did!
What kit do you suggest for plate carriers?
I freaking love your videos brother. About to go to paramedic school in the fall. Please keep up the good work.
What a perfect car kit. Now I need to compare to the one I already have. DRAT!
Very slick setup there. Thanks for sharing this man. Need to up my game with my vehicle based medi-kit.
Great review of a well designed kit. Thanks.
Good review Sam! Anyway you could review the Grey Ghost Gear SMC plate carrier anytime soon?
Definitely purchasing one very soon.
Sam can you do a video shooting your sig P320?
I saw somewhere the SWAT T is good for K9.
Love it, thanks, btw have you done a video on the refactor drive by kit?
Have you ever thought about making a video on triangle bandages and versatility of those?
I think in these times you should add a mask for your ppe
I learned a *myriad* of things in this video.
Hey Sam I just wanted to let you know that a bulletproof vest company took one of your videos for there ad did you know about it?
Yeah. Thanks for looking out! I gave them permission to use my stuff.
Did this video also not show up in anyone's feed?
Hey I bought some of the things that I seen your video right now I live in Missouri where can I go to get training on how to use them correctly
Look up a local CERT class is a great first step and can get you in touch with local guys with better resources
its a good kit, probably their best one
What’s the discount code?
Awesome kit!
is the tampon still good to use for nose bleeds?
No they are not they expand to much and can get stuck
Do an edc
How expensive though
*PREPPERISMS: The following list is by no means meant to be an exhaustive list of Prepper knowledge, just inspiration for survival.*
*"MORE YOU KNOW, LESS YOU NEED"*
Skills are more valuable than stuff. So seek to acquire as many practical skills & knowledge as is available. Another way to look at it is "the more you know the _lighter_ your load".
*"TWO is ONE & ONE is NONE"*
Because stuff gets lost, broken, stolen, have backups to your backups of essentials like 2 knives, 2 lighters, etc.
*"RULE of 3"*
You can die after 3 seconds of indecision during a fatal threat (predetermine reasonable losses) 3 minutes without air (practice freediving) 3 hours of exposure to extreme weather (practice hydrotherapy to enhance body thermo-regulation) 3 days without water (practice economy of movement & water fasting) 3 weeks without food (practice fasting) 3 months without a long term plan (because seasons change) 3 years without a partner/team (screen members now) 3 decades without reproduction (new generation is necessary)
*FOUR SELF-DEFENSE*
EVASION (head-on-a-swivel; become a "Grayman")
PERSUASION (humble negotiation; See Negotiation in "SEVEN HEAVEN SKILLS" below)
DARKSIDE (without warning execute extreme violence on their eyes, throat, ears, groin, knees, feet; resilience & tenacity can outstrip strength & speed)
WEAPON (firearms may be easy but it may be wise to consider a concealable range weapon with low maintenance & not dependent on manufactured ammo, such as a baseball bat, adjustable walking staff/cane, crowbar, bullwhip, slingshot, etc)
*FIVE to SURTHRIVE!*
True, we should all be prepared to survive without energy/electricity or public water. But creating energy & water off-grid means more than just surviving, but it's thriving!
SOLAR POWER SYSTEM: solar panels, battery bank, inverter
WIND GENERATOR: wind turbine, battery bank, inverter.
HANDCRANK GENERATOR: gear ratio allows just one person to turn a handle & generate power.
COMBO GENERATOR: generator that combines as many of the sources mentioned above.
DEHUMIDIFIER: can pull water right out of the air!
PROs/CONs: Solar & Wind power can be increased by adding more panels, turbines, or batteries.
Handcrank can also be hooked up to a bicycle & is never dependent on the weather but can generate electricity 24/7.
Dehumidifier (large free standing room model) can provide upto 8 gallons of water per day (depending on humidity level in your area) even if you are in a tiny little apartment.
No sun or wind means no power collection for solar & wind generators. Human fatigue may limit handcrank generators. Dehumidifiers are useless without electricity & if the air is contaminated be prepared to filter the water before drinking. Inevitably things will require maintenance & repair so mechanical/electrical/electronic skills will be valuable.
*SIX SHIELDED SHELTER*
_"Watchout With Wetty, Windy, Warmy, Wiggly, Wicky & Widow-makers!"_
Build shelter where it's high & dry above "wetty" during rain, but close to a "wetty" source to stay hydrated; where "windy" is blocked when it's cold, but allow "windy" when hot; where fire wood keeps you "warmy" when cold, but shaded from "warmy" when hot; where you're off the ground away from "wiggly" critters & off a "wicky" cold ground; & not under "widow-maker" dead trees/limbs that could fall on you. Remember, you need something to sleep under, to sleep on & to sleep in.
*SEVEN HEAVEN SKILLS*
TH-cam "How to" videos for these force multipliers & practice daily/wkly:
LEARNING/REMEMBERING (attention=retention, repetition=recall, adaptability=survivability)
HABIT CREATION (made up of cues, craving, routine, reward; success is the compound interest of effective habits)
MEDITATION (enhances attention span, pain & stress management)
HEALTH (Eat better but less; Move more often & faster; Hygiene your machine by keeping clean)
FASTING (autophagy & strengthens self-control/self-discipline)
FIRST-AID/TRAUMA (YOU are your "first responder", practice M.A.R.C.H. algorithm)
NEGOTIATION (reading body language, micro expressions, listening, psychology, persuasive language patterns, bartering)
*EIGHT PREP RATE*
Acquire EVERYTHING to survive an entire short period, before getting more stuff for a longer period because you do NOT want to have a year's worth of water but only 1wk of food & no medical supplies when everything collapses!
1ST: 1 week of water (1gal per person per day), 1 week of food (pre-cooked non-perishable), medical supplies, 1 week of hygiene supplies, 1 week of etc, etc
2ND: enhance home security & security protocols
3RD: 3 months of water, food, etc
4TH: enhance transportation options, dependability & security protocols (bicycle, cart, dollie, etc)
5TH: Bug-Out-Bag Myth, that bugging out is your first option? NO! But despite the fact that sheltering-in-place is optimum, we never know when we may be forced to bug-out, so it's "Better To Have It & Not Need It, Than Need It & Not Have It" so after your bag is complete, double up on equipment because, "Two is One & One is None".
6TH: 6 months mixed more water, food, etc
7TH: Self-Sustainable Sustenance, food production (study & practice gardening/small animal farming [chickens, meat rabbits, etc])
8TH: Priority Faith to pray for wisdom & humility to answer "If I only had enough time/money to acquire just one more thing/skill before a collapse what would it be?" Remember, "prepping" (being prepared) is not an event, it's a lifestyle.
*NINE CORE MEMBERS*
Anyone opposed to your core Principles & Purposes of life should NOT be in your intimate group!
GUARDIAN (Security, safety)
HEALER (doctor, medic, nurse, therapist, herbalist)
PROVIDER (hunts, forages, scavenges)
TINKERER (engineer, scientist, mechanic, handyman, tradesman, etc)
FARMER (reproduces animal/plant food)
CLERK (organizes supplies, equipment, tasks, training, etc)
CAREGIVER (domestic [cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc], counselor, teacher/babysitter)
LEADER (empathetically unemotional, logical, negotiator; will emerge as core group is established)
CHAMELEON (quick learner, adaptable, willing to change positions & either already has or studies other skills not listed here)
*_All skills should be cross trained._*
*B.O.B. (BUG OUT BAG)*
_(This is not to be confused with a smaller "Go-bag/Get-Home-Bag" you may keep in your vehicle)_
Without compromising quality, get the lightest weight versions of the following items & choose multifunction tools to keep total pack weight to less than 20% of a healthy person's body weight. Bare minimum examples are included below but there are always better quality items so do your own research. Remember, the best survival items are the ones you already have on you & know how to use well, & the more you know the lighter your load, so consider ways to improvise equipment/tools in the field. Hanging on the outside of the B.O.B. have a small bag of "survival pocket litter" that you will empty into your pants/jacket pockets & onto your belt & should include at least one item from each of the following catagories, just in case you get separated from your B.O.B.
CONTAINER: Water & Filter (collapsible 1liter plastic water bottle or metal capped canister; water is 8lbs per gallon, so in addition to having some water on you, the ability to filter discovered water while on the move will be vital to keeping you hydrated & your load light; consider a mini-Sawyer water filter).
CUTTING: Knife (3/16" thick, full tang), Multi-tool with folding knife, saw, screwdriver set, scissors, awl, can & bottle opener, & pliers.
COMBUSTION: lighters, ferro rods, fresnel lens (magnifying glass), tinder, candle, flashlight, headlamp, etc.
CORDAGE: rope/duct tape/paracord.
COVERING: (something to sleep under, to sleep on, & to sleep in) Heavy duty plastic tarp 6x8, three 55gal plastic drum liners or sleeping bag, hammock tent, 2 pair socks, 2 underwears & 2 undershirts (avoid cotton, cotton kills), long-sleeved shirt/pull over hoodie, pants (not shorts), gloves, face mask, bandana/shemagh, mosquito netting, hat, boots, light rain jacket w/hood (unless you live in a region that is cold more than ⅓ of the year do not pack a heavy winter coat, but just layer up all clothing when cold & insulate with plastic/rain poncho), avoid camouflage because it's not "Grayman".
CARE: First-Aid/Trauma kit (tourniquet, compression bandages, assortment of guaze, medications, etc); Hygiene (comb, 3 hand towel/rags, toothbrush, sewing needles & upholstery thread, etc)
CONSUMPTION: Food (pre-cooked non-perishable -MREs/jerky) & Fishing/Hunting tools (hooks, string, weights, snare wire, slingshot, crossbow, fish/gill net, etc)
COMMUNICATIONS: Radios (handcrank AM/FM radio w/emergency & weather stations; walkie talkie, CB or ham radio); Maps (local, state, country) & Compass; Energy (batteries, charger cords, handcrank/solar charger)
CREDENTIALS: (pin note on B.O.B. reminding you to get these before leaving) documents & extra keys (birth certificate, passport, marriage license, drivers license, house & car keys, etc)
CASH: Initially cash money will still be King; pocket sized barter items (small packets of non-perishable food, instant coffee packets, sample bottles of liquor, gold/silver linkchain, candy/gum, etc)
CRAFTING: Axe/Machete, Folding/bow/wire saws, Clawbar 10" (doubles as hammer & key to the city), Self-adjusting wrench, Locking pliers, Multi Bit Screwdriver & Nut Driver, Electrical wire stripper/crimper.
CREATIVE: playing cards, harmonica, literature (pocket bible, pocket SAS Survival Guide, etc)
*_"But what if nothing happens?"_** It's okay to be wrong, just don't be dead wrong.*
*Please share this comment & copy it by looking it up on computer, tablet, or even try using your phone's browser rather than the TH-cam app. Then you can highlight & copy it & printing out a hard copy for you & your loved ones may be worth the effort.*
*Liberty = Peace & I pray we always enjoy both!*
Would anyone include Q-tips in their kit?
What’s that discount code? And for how much?
Steve Breault it is prep10 for 10% off
This is just like a weapon....KNOW how to use it and pray you never have to.
I'll put that on a backpack
It just misses a burndressing
For minor (like one finger) burns it has burnjel in it.
For major or larger burns, current recommendation is a dry, sterile, bulky dressing, which you can easily make out of the compressed gauze which comes with the kit. 👍🏼
@@georg.pl_ most importantly it can't stick to the wound.
Totally not a big deal, but myriad is pronounced "MEER-ee-add" Great review, btw.
You are in an ad on ur own video lmao
If the heart is beating but not breathing you will want that face shield before the heart stops
he'll fix you.
they fix everything.
the tampon thing is so real. my friend said when they got hit in iraq they would jam tampons in there because the 7.62 or whatever they got smacked with was about that size. from then on, i decided to carry quarters on me be it for a bloody vag or gun shot to pack lol.
anyways i carry a quick clot sport kit, some extra bandaids, and a RATS tourniquet. shit, if i need more than that why didnt nobody tell me?!?!?
a Family battle 1st aid pack
My brother was in Iraq twice and he used to say that there was weaponry out there that would go though 40 layers.
I didn't know what he was talking about, It seemed impossible to me.
Am I the only one that read lieutenant colonel?
myriad = mih-ree-ahd
$235?? No thanks.
"Hey PrepMedic wanna review our produkt?"
"No"
"Why not?"
"Becouse its shit, its bulky, there are SWAT-T TQs in it, and Tampons... there are no fu** tampons in an med kit"
"But we will pay for it"
"No, i dont wanna do that"
"But everybody over 50.000 follower gets payed for there videos, its called Influencer"
"Ok I will do it, but only under 12 minutes, just leave me allone"
I don’t take money for review videos. I don’t even have an affiliate link for LTC. They make a good product that carries a lot of stuff that others do not.