Great little kit!. I was lucky enough to have one when I rolled up on an accident un the middle of nowhere and successfully treated 2 oeople while my wife went for help(no cell coverage). Just ordered the replacement kit. And I have one in all 4 cars of tge family. I was a medic for 15 years and have never seen this much quality in a kit so small. Absolutely the only kit you need.
Awesome, I'm new to the preparedness stuff. About to make a drive from TN to CO and wanted to make sure I had a medkit. I was going to look at other videos of other kits but not after reading this comment haha thanks Joe.
This is a must , especially if you’re going on a trip more than 6-8 hours . You never know, everything is great and all the sudden bad weather, car breaks down, crazy other drivers, blocked roads . Be prepared. I made one and thought I would never use it. One day , I got stuck in bumper to bumper traffic For 12 plus hours. It’s good to have water , blanket too . Extra chargers
Nice video My Lady is and my Mother was a nurse so I let them make up kits for my truck and boat They used a back packs that were $10 each at Walmart They included scalpels , small roll of 2" and 3" wide duct tape and Para Cord Hand warmers , a tracheostomy tube , all the bandages and everything you showed I added a Army manual on emergency first aid , meds and water There was extra room , so a small roll of TP and paper towels was added The back pack fits under the rear seat in the truck , so it is always there OH a lot of stuff can be gotten at a Farm Supply store as they sell it for livestock
This is a very good kit. I do have a recommendation or two 1) I don't know which pack they are using but I but I would recommend upgrading to a Vanquest Fat Pàck 10. Then you would have room for a full size 4 x 36 SAM splint. You would also have for a roll of Coban or Ace bandages to secure it. 2) Triangular bandages should always carried in pairs. Many Triangular bandaging techniques require 2 bandages. EX: a sling works best when you secure it with a swathe. 3) A 4 x 4 burn dressing would be a good item to add. 4) Last but not least, and I know this may sound silly, if you are travelling with female, you may want to carry a couple of feminine napkins. This could save everyone some embarrassment as well as provide extra bleeding control.
That's a great kit. I keep an ifak in my range bag that stays in my truck and a more advanced kit in my get home pack also always in the truck. This kit has enough to cover the bases in one kit. Thanks OG!
Ended up using my Israeli bandage a few weeks ago. A guy got a gushing head bleed when he decided to be Arnold Schwarzenegger and speer another guy through a window at karaoke. I guess that'll teach him to not sing out of key lol 😜 Paramedics showed up & started unloading their bleed kits, i gave them the packaging for the Israeli bandage & they then put the kits away lol. Great times in a small town 😁👍
Excellent video again from OG and top piece of kit. Emergency First Aid is a life saver and this kit looks like it will certainly aid in this. OG tells you what you need to know in a way that means you've learned without too much effort. Well done OG and Happy Trails
Hey OG just this past Tuesday My buddy Shawn witnessed a near fatal MC accident. Long story short the rider lost his lower left leg. Shawn used a belt as a TQ, and saved the riders life. He also found the riders leg. The man is alive, but the leg was too damaged to be saved. TQs save lives.
As a trained First Aider , I can vouch for the validity of having a decent First Aid kit to hand when one is needed , not only is it of great benefit to those assisting an injured individual , it can also help to reassure the often traumatised patient ,which is never a bad thing . Ointments , salves and medicines of any description are not usually a part of a first aid kit in the UK and are not part of First Aid training , such things are usually left for a doctor to prescribe . I have My own supplementary kit which I add to My bag when traveling , this includes cough & sore throat lozenges Clove oil & cotton buds (for toothache) aspirins ( good for stroke / heart attack victims ) and savlon for minor cuts & grazes , I also add Antihistamine tablets and a couple of packets of dextrose tablets which can help with fatigue levels of the First aider and also when people are hyperthermic . But without a doubt the Most Valuable Asset I have whilst out & about is the Training, I have had over several decades of being a first aider . I encourage Everyone to do at least a basic First Aid course , you never know it might just save the life of one of Your loved ones . Thanks OG , great advice as always , catch You next episode . Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well .
Great stuff as always Greg. This is the perfect kit to give to my wife, and I totally understand why you'd give the girls one for each of their cars. Thanks for sharing 🤙🏽
I would also add a cheap watch to the outside of the kit, to compliment the tourniquet, you may not be wearing a watch, and be using your phone for calling emergency services at the time, so having a back up is real life & limb saver, maybe also a pair of tweezers for splinters, often forgotten, and a head torch, accidents aren't a daytime event.
@@OGsDangerShow I have some family on Kauai. I swear, Gregg, you better come hang out one of these days. It really is good to know you retired and are going and doing what you want. Like I said, any friend of yours automatically is a friend of mine. Take it easy out there, bud. 🤙🏽
Looks like a decent med kit. Not only you were able to close it back but I think it got enough room for some extra personal additions like pill blister or simple bandage. And of course training is everything. But even without a training, it's better to have some medical supplies than none.
Best kit that I have seen. Only item that needs upgrade are the shears. Spend the 50 bucks and get a good pair and you will have a great kit. You would be hard pressed to assemble a. Comparable kit at this price point
I have the windows punch/ seat belt cutters hanging on my visor so in the event of an accident or where I roll my truck I have access to it if needed. Sam splints can also be cut down in size with the trauma sheers if need be. This kit looks solid!
That's why First Aid and CPR certification comes in hand , people who are trained in it such as myself know how to use all of that without needing to read a guide. Never do something on someone else if you're not sure on what to do always get help from a qualified individual or get trained in First Aid and CPR.
Hey Gregg, again it was great seeing you at my home this week. I have a very similiar plastic med kit in my car, I have some quick clot in there and I found out last week that the band aids in there are shot. They crumble apart and stick to everything. Such as life. I should get a med kit for me, since i have bleeding issues. Great work as always and take care.
Looks very nice, unfortunately I'm still looking more in the $3 price range but I'm sure I would enjoy owning one if I could afford it. Thanks for the video.
i love how different the kits are in the EU and the US. here we have more bandages and less "specialized" stuff. also nearly no plastic vacuumpackaging. everything is in paper. the one thing i wish would be normal here as well, is the "CPR mask", which is a great tool. was finally introduced as a part of the curriculum in the bi-yearly, mandatory first aid course, sadly it is still not mandatory as per law.
Comments were broken for a sec. Congrats again on your retirement. Glad to see you have a decent first aid kit for the travels, brother. I put together a decent coms kit last week. I need a booboo kit and to overhaul my trauma kit. I hope you're have fun out there. 🤙🏽
funny story ... was driving cross country when we pulled over in the middle of the desert to look a t a map at like 2am. so weird out west in the middle of the desert, you can see head lights coming at you from miles away, but when they turn in a direction, all of a sudden they just blink out of sight. well i guess these police like using that tactic and turned off their lights miles away, drove past us on the highway with light out came around us, flashed ALL their fkn lights on us at once from behind and scared the living bejesus out of us. then came out with their shotguns and weren't too nice about the whole situation ...kinda funny how, "its up to you" because "no one is coming" but only when you need one ...
I was setting at a stoplight back last spring and a car was setting waiting on the light to change and a black Chevy four wheel drive busted the car behind. The Chevy truck went across the road and stopped the guy was knocked out and we couldn’t get him awake he’d been dranking he hit his head hard on the steering wheel. We finally busted the back passenger glass out it was a four door truck. It took 10 minutes to find something to bust the glass out I seen the yellow thing on your first aid kit and how they bust the glass easy I ordered two of them and got one on my key chain
I always use old 6 pack cooler 2 carry my boo, boo supplies. But this would be a great thing 2 have around. Really we should carry this in are cars and trucks.
Greetings from south central BC, thanks for the video. As a former OFA Level II and BC Hunter Safety instructor where we do a Safety & First Aid night, I am at least somewhat qualified to say that's a very decent and well thought out kit. Amen on learning to use what's in your kit! Date label any meds or adhesives as they both expire. Stay safe.
Meanwhile, at Rescue Essentials you can get more or less the same exact setup with their Compact First Responder Kit for literally half the price. $350+ for this piece of kit is way over priced. The only thing missing that I can see is the glass breaker, which you can buy elsewhere for maybe an additional $20. Compact First Responder kit: $145.85. This kit: $357.00.
Damn Google and there targeted ads. O wait this is og's danger show, how did he get my browser history? Seriously though my neighbor is a Leo and I was about to ask him about first aid kits.
Looks like a handy kit, I’ll have to check these out. By the way, the video a few back on the budget red dot. I bought one with the green dot for an AR that I have, very nice for the money, thanks for sharing quality stuff.
You can save a bit by putting one together yourself, just make sure to buy quality stuff and not cheap knockoffs. What’s you or your family’s life worth?
"AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR " would seem to be the title of this video. I didn't see the dreaded needle. Maybe I missed it. Nice packaging for a truck kit. I would add a sling/strap to carry it away from the truck (and act a an extra tourniquet).
I've always assembled those kits myself because the "all in one" store bought are a complete joke! This thing on the other hand is amazing, they thought of almost everything that can happen to you. That kit is assembled by a paramedic with additional army/police training for sure! I would add a few things just in case - epi/steroid injection just in case, stethoscope, surgical glue(crazy glue will do also) ,peroxide and alcohol (for external use only) . Another great video OG!
I missed the part where it is water proof. Looks like a great kit. Not sure about the safety light stick! There has to be something better that a 1 time use light stick. There are some products that are lightweight and can stitch open wounds and stuff for severe wounds.
Great video. I am Mr. Safety at my house I have all vehicles equipped with first aid kits similar to this. People do not realize how important it is to have emergency kits Where in ID did you land I was stationed at Mt. Home AFB, Mt. Home ID from 1988-1993.
We’re headed to Mountain Home to buy a dog pretty soon. We actually landed in McCall, two hours north of Boise. Love it up there. Glad to see that you are prepared and have set your family up as well. As a guy who drove a patrol car for almost 24 years, I can tell you that having a fully equipped emergency kit, proactive AND reactive, is about as important as it gets.
Good video, OG! 👍 The Readiness Is All kit looks to be the Real Deal! What is NOT the real deal is referring to NORTH IDAHO as Northern Idaho. When you retire and move there you'll want to fit in with the locals and not appear to be a know-nothing tourist-y type. So, remember: NORTH IDAHO! 👍 Travel Safe, Friend!
It is cool how youtube "knows" what to recommend. I just have got msg that my version that I ordered has been sent and it is en route to me. Thank you for the tips so I can locally source alternative parts for my kit.
I always thought that those round holes in the center console were cup holders. Oh, how wrong I was. They are holsters as shown @0:25 Blessings from Australia.
You should have two first aid kits. One is the general first aid stuff, ace wraps, bandaids, etc, for minor injuries. Then there's the trauma kit. That's the one with a SOF-T or two, some chest bandages, and other stuff for major injuries. The kind that will kill you if you don't do something about them.
That looks like a pretty good first aid setup. Unfortunately, I don't believe that it would've been much help for that piece of pork you shot up in the last video, but even in that scenario, you could've utilized the "fatal" blanket.
I'm not very pretty, have a beard with to much gray but am still a groupie if you ever want me to take you to lunch! popo medic has some great first aid tips also and it's great you guys are educating people!
Rescue breaths? We are doing those again? Last CPR class I took a few years ago they said that was no longer a thing. Instead just keep up on compressions.
where do you think the best place to keep this in your car would be? Of course you wouldn't want it to inaccessible in the event that you crash and there is body damage to your vehicle.
I keep mine behind the back seat of my truck in the hollow cargo space. Easily accessible and stil locked away from view and not rattling around the cab.
Keep it in a location where it's easily accessible within reach such as between the rear seats up against the center console and attached to something so it doesn't move around and get lost or become a projectile during a wreck or attach it to the back of the driver or passenger seat , or to make it even more accessible you can mount it directly on top of the center console with small bungee cables so anyone in the vehicle can quickly access it in a hurry.
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Great little kit!. I was lucky enough to have one when I rolled up on an accident un the middle of nowhere and successfully treated 2 oeople while my wife went for help(no cell coverage). Just ordered the replacement kit. And I have one in all 4 cars of tge family. I was a medic for 15 years and have never seen this much quality in a kit so small. Absolutely the only kit you need.
Thanks Joe!
@@r.i.a.firstaid3070 Absolutely no problem.
Born to be a Hero XD
Awesome, I'm new to the preparedness stuff. About to make a drive from TN to CO and wanted to make sure I had a medkit. I was going to look at other videos of other kits but not after reading this comment haha thanks Joe.
@@grebel3 Thanks Gil, let us know if you have any questions!
This is a must , especially if you’re going on a trip more than 6-8 hours . You never know, everything is great and all the sudden bad weather, car breaks down, crazy other drivers, blocked roads . Be prepared. I made one and thought I would never use it. One day , I got stuck in bumper to bumper traffic
For 12 plus hours. It’s good to have water , blanket too . Extra chargers
Nice video
My Lady is and my Mother was a nurse so I let them make up kits for my truck and boat
They used a back packs that were $10 each at Walmart
They included scalpels , small roll of 2" and 3" wide duct tape and Para Cord
Hand warmers , a tracheostomy tube , all the bandages and everything you showed
I added a Army manual on emergency first aid , meds and water
There was extra room , so a small roll of TP and paper towels was added
The back pack fits under the rear seat in the truck , so it is always there
OH a lot of stuff can be gotten at a Farm Supply store as they sell it for livestock
This is a very good kit. I do have a recommendation or two
1) I don't know which pack they are using but I but I would recommend upgrading to a Vanquest Fat Pàck 10. Then you would have room for a full size 4 x 36 SAM splint. You would also have for a roll of Coban or Ace bandages to secure it.
2) Triangular bandages should always carried in pairs. Many Triangular bandaging techniques require 2 bandages. EX: a sling works best when you secure it with a swathe.
3) A 4 x 4 burn dressing would be a good item to add.
4) Last but not least, and I know this may sound silly, if you are travelling with female, you may want to carry a couple of feminine napkins. This could save everyone some embarrassment as well as provide extra bleeding control.
That's a great kit. I keep an ifak in my range bag that stays in my truck and a more advanced kit in my get home pack also always in the truck. This kit has enough to cover the bases in one kit. Thanks OG!
Ended up using my Israeli bandage a few weeks ago. A guy got a gushing head bleed when he decided to be Arnold Schwarzenegger and speer another guy through a window at karaoke. I guess that'll teach him to not sing out of key lol 😜 Paramedics showed up & started unloading their bleed kits, i gave them the packaging for the Israeli bandage & they then put the kits away lol. Great times in a small town 😁👍
Excellent video again from OG and top piece of kit. Emergency First Aid is a life saver and this kit looks like it will certainly aid in this. OG tells you what you need to know in a way that means you've learned without too much effort. Well done OG and Happy Trails
My Dad was really big on vehicle first aid.
Great video OG!
Hey OG just this past Tuesday My buddy Shawn witnessed a near fatal MC accident. Long story short the rider lost his lower left leg. Shawn used a belt as a TQ, and saved the riders life. He also found the riders leg. The man is alive, but the leg was too damaged to be saved. TQs save lives.
Holy shit. That’s outrageous.
As a trained First Aider , I can vouch for the validity of having a decent First Aid kit to hand when one is needed , not only is it of great benefit to those assisting an injured individual , it can also help to reassure the often traumatised patient ,which is never a bad thing . Ointments , salves and medicines of any description are not usually a part of a first aid kit in the UK and are not part of First Aid training , such things are usually left for a doctor to prescribe .
I have My own supplementary kit which I add to My bag when traveling , this includes cough & sore throat lozenges Clove oil & cotton buds (for toothache) aspirins ( good for stroke / heart attack victims ) and savlon for minor cuts & grazes , I also add Antihistamine tablets and a couple of packets of dextrose tablets which can help with fatigue levels of the First aider and also when people are hyperthermic . But without a doubt the Most Valuable Asset I have whilst out & about is the Training, I have had over several decades of being a first aider . I encourage Everyone to do at least a basic First Aid course , you never know it might just save the life of one of Your loved ones . Thanks OG , great advice as always , catch You next episode . Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well .
OG I have carried those glass-breaker/seat belt cutters for many years. I once bulk purchased a bunch and gave to everyone important in my life.
Great stuff as always Greg. This is the perfect kit to give to my wife, and I totally understand why you'd give the girls one for each of their cars. Thanks for sharing 🤙🏽
I would also add a cheap watch to the outside of the kit, to compliment the tourniquet, you may not be wearing a watch, and be using your phone for calling emergency services at the time, so having a back up is real life & limb saver, maybe also a pair of tweezers for splinters, often forgotten, and a head torch, accidents aren't a daytime event.
OG ALWAYS brings the GOOD GOOD‼️ Mahalo NUI Brahdah!
Brada man, you on Maui? I'm on the big island.
Next time you're on big I lemme know. Any friend of O.G. is a friend of me. 🤙🏽
@@TheGeekiestGuyRichie lives on Kauai. Wife and I stopped by and visited him a couple years ago. Best Brada ever.
@@OGsDangerShow I have some family on Kauai. I swear, Gregg, you better come hang out one of these days. It really is good to know you retired and are going and doing what you want.
Like I said, any friend of yours automatically is a friend of mine.
Take it easy out there, bud. 🤙🏽
@The Geekiest Guy , my sister lives on big island in Puna area between Hilo & Pahoa , where abouts are you ?
Looks like a decent med kit. Not only you were able to close it back but I think it got enough room for some extra personal additions like pill blister or simple bandage.
And of course training is everything. But even without a training, it's better to have some medical supplies than none.
Best kit that I have seen. Only item that needs upgrade are the shears. Spend the 50 bucks and get a good pair and you will have a great kit. You would be hard pressed to assemble a. Comparable kit at this price point
I have the windows punch/ seat belt cutters hanging on my visor so in the event of an accident or where I roll my truck I have access to it if needed. Sam splints can also be cut down in size with the trauma sheers if need be. This kit looks solid!
That intro alone sold me oml
Thank you, OG.
The saline container has a twist-off top--no need for scissors.
Knowing how to use all these stuff is much more important than just keeping it!!
That's why First Aid and CPR certification comes in hand , people who are trained in it such as myself know how to use all of that without needing to read a guide. Never do something on someone else if you're not sure on what to do always get help from a qualified individual or get trained in First Aid and CPR.
Hey Gregg, again it was great seeing you at my home this week. I have a very similiar plastic med kit in my car, I have some quick clot in there and I found out last week that the band aids in there are shot. They crumble apart and stick to everything. Such as life. I should get a med kit for me, since i have bleeding issues. Great work as always and take care.
Looks very nice, unfortunately I'm still looking more in the $3 price range but I'm sure I would enjoy owning one if I could afford it.
Thanks for the video.
The saline ampoule doesn't require a scissor to open. The cap is just twist and open. Great contents
i love how different the kits are in the EU and the US. here we have more bandages and less "specialized" stuff. also nearly no plastic vacuumpackaging. everything is in paper.
the one thing i wish would be normal here as well, is the "CPR mask", which is a great tool.
was finally introduced as a part of the curriculum in the bi-yearly, mandatory first aid course, sadly it is still not mandatory as per law.
Thanks bro!
Having a daughter that’s a nurse and a girlfriend that is a er nurse… we are well stocked lol even have some expanding foam stuff for plugging holes
Comments were broken for a sec. Congrats again on your retirement. Glad to see you have a decent first aid kit for the travels, brother. I put together a decent coms kit last week. I need a booboo kit and to overhaul my trauma kit.
I hope you're have fun out there. 🤙🏽
funny story ... was driving cross country when we pulled over in the middle of the desert to look a t a map at like 2am. so weird out west in the middle of the desert, you can see head lights coming at you from miles away, but when they turn in a direction, all of a sudden they just blink out of sight. well i guess these police like using that tactic and turned off their lights miles away, drove past us on the highway with light out came around us, flashed ALL their fkn lights on us at once from behind and scared the living bejesus out of us. then came out with their shotguns and weren't too nice about the whole situation ...kinda funny how, "its up to you" because "no one is coming" but only when you need one ...
Typical OG video.
I learned. I laughed. And I was also entertained!!!
THANKS OG !!!
Thanks James. Sorry about the learning part.
I was setting at a stoplight back last spring and a car was setting waiting on the light to change and a black Chevy four wheel drive busted the car behind. The Chevy truck went across the road and stopped the guy was knocked out and we couldn’t get him awake he’d been dranking he hit his head hard on the steering wheel. We finally busted the back passenger glass out it was a four door truck. It took 10 minutes to find something to bust the glass out I seen the yellow thing on your first aid kit and how they bust the glass easy I ordered two of them and got one on my key chain
I've recently been adding to my med kit
Both of my grandma's are registered nurses
They told me in high school that I needed a first aid kit in my car
Very informative video OG. Everyone needs to have a quality kit in their vehicle and a comprehensive kit at their home and work place.
This was AWSOME! to bad you can't be on my bus to tell parents this same thing!
Great review. Your sense of humor is spot on as always.
I always use old 6 pack cooler 2 carry my boo, boo supplies. But this would be a great thing 2 have around. Really we should carry this in are cars and trucks.
Greetings from south central BC, thanks for the video. As a former OFA Level II and BC Hunter Safety instructor where we do a Safety & First Aid night, I am at least somewhat qualified to say that's a very decent and well thought out kit. Amen on learning to use what's in your kit! Date label any meds or adhesives as they both expire. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching, sir. 🤘😎
Great Video. I need an upgraded Medical Kit for my Vehicle. Will order today.
Just a comment for our a.i. overlords.
All praise the algorithm.
The algorithm is life.
The algorithm is love.
No joke, that kit looks great. 👌🏽
just rewatched this and forwarded it along to a new shooter who needs to set up his range bag and be prepared. Thanks, OG.
Thanks Frank!
that intro was great
Hope you're having a great time, on the road.
God bless you and your loved ones
Godspeed
Thank you sir
Meanwhile, at Rescue Essentials you can get more or less the same exact setup with their Compact First Responder Kit for literally half the price.
$350+ for this piece of kit is way over priced.
The only thing missing that I can see is the glass breaker, which you can buy elsewhere for maybe an additional $20.
Compact First Responder kit: $145.85.
This kit: $357.00.
Good stuff. I used to tell my staff, "I may not be a surgeon, but I may be the only one you have."
Just what I was looking to get for wheeling the Jeep and going to the range. Ordered. Thanks, OG.😉👍
Awesome. Thanks for ordering. I’m sure you will love it as much as I love mine.
It came yesterday
Damn Google and there targeted ads. O wait this is og's danger show, how did he get my browser history? Seriously though my neighbor is a Leo and I was about to ask him about first aid kits.
When Armageddon strikes…I want to be in my bunker with water, SPAM, TP, weapons and OG.
Looks like a handy kit, I’ll have to check these out. By the way, the video a few back on the budget red dot. I bought one with the green dot for an AR that I have, very nice for the money, thanks for sharing quality stuff.
Thanks for the presentation and review. I have about 2/3 of that but I need better. A 12% discount is big! Thank you!
Thanks Frank. You’re almost there. Pick up the last few items and throw them in a cheap Molle bag and you’re done! Way cheaper than even 12%!
OG always ready for Danger and the after math 👍
My order for the Deluxe Kit has been placed. Thank you for the Coupon Code.
Thanks that’s a great idea. 😁👍
Great video and an excellent emergency first aid kit for the car.
Thank you very much
Have a great trip
Nice kit. Safe travels, sir!
These kits are great, but I've never been able to overcome the price tag.
Do like I do, and get a list of products to go in a random bag, and carry it in your car. I have a custom filled dry bag with a LFAK kit.
They are a little expensive,....until you or someone you love is injured and in need of immediate medical help! Then it's priceless!!!
You can save a bit by putting one together yourself, just make sure to buy quality stuff and not cheap knockoffs. What’s you or your family’s life worth?
Just look up the product list and build your own. You should always build your own because only you know what types of injuries you’re most in risk of
Glenwood canyon there in your intro…
Yes sir. Love that country up there.
@@OGsDangerShow it’s beautiful… was just driving through there last weekend.
"AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR " would seem to be the title of this video. I didn't see the dreaded needle. Maybe I missed it. Nice packaging for a truck kit. I would add a sling/strap to carry it away from the truck (and act a an extra tourniquet).
Damn, this kit has everything I just learned in WFA to include in a FAK. I’d just add more triangular bandages.
I've always assembled those kits myself because the "all in one" store bought are a complete joke! This thing on the other hand is amazing, they thought of almost everything that can happen to you. That kit is assembled by a paramedic with additional army/police training for sure! I would add a few things just in case - epi/steroid injection just in case, stethoscope, surgical glue(crazy glue will do also) ,peroxide and alcohol (for external use only) . Another great video OG!
Thanks George! Stay safe out there.
LOl To those who know no one is coming. Get Smart. OG Props for your insight.
I missed the part where it is water proof. Looks like a great kit.
Not sure about the safety light stick! There has to be something better that a 1 time use light stick.
There are some products that are lightweight and can stitch open wounds and stuff for severe wounds.
Looks a little more comprehensive than my old kit of feminine napkins , duct tape/electric tape...which i used building a cabin on big island, HI.
Great video. I am Mr. Safety at my house I have all vehicles equipped with first aid kits similar to this. People do not realize how important it is to have emergency kits
Where in ID did you land
I was stationed at Mt. Home AFB, Mt. Home ID from 1988-1993.
We’re headed to Mountain Home to buy a dog pretty soon. We actually landed in McCall, two hours north of Boise. Love it up there. Glad to see that you are prepared and have set your family up as well. As a guy who drove a patrol car for almost 24 years, I can tell you that having a fully equipped emergency kit, proactive AND reactive, is about as important as it gets.
Good video, OG! 👍 The Readiness Is All kit looks to be the Real Deal! What is NOT the real deal is referring to NORTH IDAHO as Northern Idaho. When you retire and move there you'll want to fit in with the locals and not appear to be a know-nothing tourist-y type. So, remember: NORTH IDAHO! 👍 Travel Safe, Friend!
My place is in Central West, Idaho, so I don’t suppose I will be lynched immediately. Thanks for the heads up though.
It is cool how youtube "knows" what to recommend. I just have got msg that my version that I ordered has been sent and it is en route to me. Thank you for the tips so I can locally source alternative parts for my kit.
Hope you enjoy it!
@@OGsDangerShow oh yes, same as the video with road bag
Fouk man ...relaaaaax.
Why so hysterical?
Nice looking kit. Enjoyed the review
I love you in more than platonic way you are so funny
I rofl when he just said "I am just gonna put back those instructions here..... in case we forget to know how to breath"
I always thought that those round holes in the center console were cup holders. Oh, how wrong I was. They are holsters as shown @0:25 Blessings from Australia.
You are correct. I just wish Toyota had designed them a little more narrow. The pistol rolls around in that silly holster.
Nice all around kit!
That's a nice kit. Thanks for sharing.
Nice footage of I-70 through Glenwood canyon...
Beautiful part of the world right now. Wow.
Great kit! How about you or a guest doing a first aid kit series showing how to use the items?
You should have two first aid kits.
One is the general first aid stuff, ace wraps, bandaids, etc, for minor injuries.
Then there's the trauma kit. That's the one with a SOF-T or two, some chest bandages, and other stuff for major injuries. The kind that will kill you if you don't do something about them.
I mentioned in this video I have a larger trauma kit in my truck.
Goin through Grand Junction. Nice.
Great video!!! I have the same long gun bag…love it!!!
Thanks for checking it out, Eric. 🤘😎
good stuff brother ! if you make it as far as east TN let me know . we could have some fun with suppressed 45-70's
EXCELLENT. very helpful info, thank you
Thanks for checking it out, Jerry.
Man, i love refuge medical i have many of their products and made reviews. And awesome video so far, brother. Definitely check them out too.
Thank you for the video Greg!
THANKS A LOT GREGG FOR THE INFORMATION KEEP SAFE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AGAIN THANKS FOR SERVING OUR PEOPLE
Needs a basic instruction booklet.
Nice kit. Love your sense of humor! (Unibrow tweazers!)
That looks like a pretty good first aid setup. Unfortunately, I don't believe that it would've been much help for that piece of pork you shot up in the last video, but even in that scenario, you could've utilized the "fatal" blanket.
I've never seen the back of your truck that clean before!😂
Only because I’m on a road trip! 😂
Great video OG
A lot of good stuff in that little bag......Thanks Gregg.....As always stay safe out there my friend.....
Old Shoe🇺🇸
I'm not very pretty, have a beard with to much gray but am still a groupie if you ever want me to take you to lunch! popo medic has some great first aid tips also and it's great you guys are educating people!
Thanks for watching, Pyro. Glad you dig the show! 🤘😎
Nice video, I still need revive though :(
Now what AFAK gets the OG seal of approval?
Rescue breaths? We are doing those again? Last CPR class I took a few years ago they said that was no longer a thing. Instead just keep up on compressions.
where do you think the best place to keep this in your car would be? Of course you wouldn't want it to inaccessible in the event that you crash and there is body damage to your vehicle.
I keep mine behind the back seat of my truck in the hollow cargo space. Easily accessible and stil locked away from view and not rattling around the cab.
Keep it in a location where it's easily accessible within reach such as between the rear seats up against the center console and attached to something so it doesn't move around and get lost or become a projectile during a wreck or attach it to the back of the driver or passenger seat , or to make it even more accessible you can mount it directly on top of the center console with small bungee cables so anyone in the vehicle can quickly access it in a hurry.
love the kit wow to the cost ...
That's a good kit.
Love it man make a dew of them
Thanks OG
lol, i have the exact same j&j first aid kit in my car and i'm looking for an upgrade
Great Kit! Do they ship worldwide?
Yes. Mom and pop company so they’ll ship anywhere.
I’ve bought some gear but I have no knowledge