I need something right in the middle. Like a the sidekick but with stuff for larger wound dressings. Just add some gause and tape and nonstick pads some butterfly closures and maybe a pair of trauma shears
Hey Luke, then you may be interested in our Prevention kit! It's got stuff for small everyday injuries but also has trauma shears, a tourniquet, and ZZIPS closure strips!
As a first respoder, these kits are good for small day hikes. Also check up on your state good samartian laws in case if you do forsee yourself practicing with these materials. Also, if you are not an emt, paramedic, nurse, wilderness first aid, wilderness first responder, etc; remember that it is not your scope of practice so seek higher help. Great unboxing
For the scope of practice comment, the whole point of a kit is to preserve life that way you can live long enough to receive higher care, better advice is to train and become extremely familiar with the equipment you carry so you don’t do more harm than good.
@@ArrowVelocity You don’t need to be a first responder or medical professional to make a difference. Don’t know why you would say it’s not the scope of practice for a civilian to help. As a first responder you should know that your advice isn’t the best.
Have to refill my ouch pouch i used mine I have the ifak min pro my friend broke is foot had a blister so i have to replace that stuffbut I got bit my a scoripion but i had to go to the hospital but since i was in austion I got hooked up on narcan for free so now i have it if needed
You could, but it'd be very bulky and in the way! Most people mount this kit on the back of their car headrests or on MOLLE panels. If you want something for a plate carrier, we recommend our Everyday Carry or the TFAK!
I need something right in the middle. Like a the sidekick but with stuff for larger wound dressings. Just add some gause and tape and nonstick pads some butterfly closures and maybe a pair of trauma shears
Hey Luke, then you may be interested in our Prevention kit! It's got stuff for small everyday injuries but also has trauma shears, a tourniquet, and ZZIPS closure strips!
Love my medic, get all my supplies and kits from them!
As a first respoder, these kits are good for small day hikes. Also check up on your state good samartian laws in case if you do forsee yourself practicing with these materials. Also, if you are not an emt, paramedic, nurse, wilderness first aid, wilderness first responder, etc; remember that it is not your scope of practice so seek higher help. Great unboxing
For the scope of practice comment, the whole point of a kit is to preserve life that way you can live long enough to receive higher care, better advice is to train and become extremely familiar with the equipment you carry so you don’t do more harm than good.
@@Pugrug. No need to tell me something I already knew. Thank you though and have a blessed day.
@@ArrowVelocity You don’t need to be a first responder or medical professional to make a difference. Don’t know why you would say it’s not the scope of practice for a civilian to help. As a first responder you should know that your advice isn’t the best.
@@Pugrug. lol that guy sounds like a tool
Have to refill my ouch pouch i used mine I have the ifak min pro my friend broke is foot had a blister so i have to replace that stuffbut I got bit my a scoripion but i had to go to the hospital but since i was in austion I got hooked up on narcan for free so now i have it if needed
Thank you so much for this video man
Great looking kits.
Isn’t that a little big to put on a plate carrier? I feel that’s kind of the intent with it
You could, but it'd be very bulky and in the way! Most people mount this kit on the back of their car headrests or on MOLLE panels. If you want something for a plate carrier, we recommend our Everyday Carry or the TFAK!
Check out my vid on my IFAK kit!
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