Hi Buddy. I have two of these equipped with gloves, bandaids, Ibuprofen and a Victorinox classic (for the little scissors and the tweezers). Perfect fitting in the cargo pockets on my trousers and anywhere in a backpack, of course. Cheeers and greetings from good-old-germany
Hey Oetiz. This sounds like a great little carry. I didn't think about the gloves. There's probably too many bandaids in mine. I could definitely fit some gloves in there. Hellooooooooooo right back at you from across the water brother 👍
Mate it’s my first video I see from you and I watched it even though the stuttering, heart warming lad ❤ not ashamed to talk the truth about your medication 👍🏼 big big thumbs up for the bravery it takes to stand in front of the world
Much appreciated and thank you. Yes, my stammer has always been with me and comes and goes. I've made a few people of content on mental health and my stammer is a verbal barometer of how well it's doing. Talking about it is key and hopefully it allows others to feel confident they can talk about their challenges as well. Thanks for commenting and I hope you have a great week 👍
I'm a big fan of having some medical EDC. Ever had to move furniture while you got a fever, a pounding headache and your nose is running like a tap? It's not my idea of a good time. Keeping a little tin full of cold and pain meds has saved the day for me more than a few times.There's also a gnarly mountain trail i go on every so often which is super steep and has a ton of tiny jagged rocks, I haven't slipped on them yet but I always keep a ton of bandaids and antiseptic cream in my hiking bag in case I do. I used to also have severe allergies, but I'm on immunotherapy now so it's not so much a problem anymore. Having a few bandaids and sterile wipes in your daily edc doesn't hurt either.
100% agree. In the Moorlands we have a lot of grit stone that's like falling on a sand paper wheel, and will take your skin off in seconds... or at least it'll take my daughter's skin off - Mine is like leather 😀 and I can't count the amount of times some pain killer have won the day whilst in the studio. A full IFAK medic kit is great, however these have their place. Great to hear from you again Benson, have a cracking week buddy
Looks ace! Ideal for everyone to carry... making first aid kits is almost a hobby of mine. A small bandage, a couple of safety pins, a tiny pair of tweezers would be ideal for that! Tablets could be separated into a small zip lock bag to massively reduce bulk and a small razor blade would be nice too as they’re very handy and take up no space at all.
Hi Thor. Yep, they're perfect for that sort of thing. I'm the worst ever at keeping routines. It takes a simple distraction in the morning to forget to take my meds, and then 2 hours later by head is pounding. It's great to have these near by... It's certainly made my wife happier. Thanks for watching and commenting buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC I have a larger pouch for everything at home I have to take on an evening but this would be perfect when I’m out on a training exercise and just need to take what I need for a few days! I’m slowly getting through all your videos and building my EDC collection- thanks for the excellent content matey 👍🏻
Excellent review. I recently started carrying plasters, antibacterial wipes, paracetamol, Imodium and allergy tablets in the wrap over pocket of my bandoleer. However, a quick easy pull out Med kit in a pocket or side pouch of a bag seems a really good idea. When you need the Med kit you need quick access.
100% agree. Having some at hand to use when needed is perfect for a small med kit like this... Finger's crossed it'll never be needed. Thanks for watching Harry
There really does seem to be a bit of a shortage with these. Hopefully it's not a manufacturing issue and more of a demand issue (which I guess is a 'can't manufacture enough' issue)
Hi Paul. Thanks for sharing this buddy. That's a great way to carry one, and I full y agree, they're brilliant for bumps and scrapes. Have a cracking week buddy
Ha ha ha... should have done a 'oh dear, I seem to have cut myself... if only I had a few bandaids close to me right now' moments 😀 I'll always regret not taking that opportunity 😀 Have a great week my friend
Nice! I carry something similar I made myself using an old trifold wallet, it's forever in my tank bag on my motorbike. Holds some dressings/plasters, wipes, gloves, micropore around a bit of old credit card, and a tightly packed triangular bandage with some painkillers. Just enough to sort yourself out if after the 19th time of trying to sort out your faulty sidestand switch on a ride out, you accidentally slice your thumb open with a multi tool. :)
It is perfect fo the absolute essenial urban med kit. I'm carrying a "RKO" mask, pair of gloves and few plasters. After few situations when I was the only one having any sort of medical stuff and was the only one that did not lookaway from the accident I used it and I know what are the basics. It fits perfectly inside any fanny pack, shoulder bad or even a small pocket inside your clothing.
Definitely. Being able to have a tiny carry like this for small essential items is brilliant. I'm probably going to get a few more. I've not seen and RKO mask. I'll have to Google that one. Have a great weekend buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC RKO is a polish term for a artificial breathing . I don't know how you call it in UK . Blowing the oxidized air from mouth to mouth and pumping the chest by both hands .
Hi MT, I have seen the Sere pouch and it's something I'm definitley going to make some content on. I think smaller pouches have just as much of a place in your EDC as larger pouches. Thanks for commenting buddy
Looks like a nice tiny kit for some meds and band aids. I respect your request to not go into details what i m missing or would change. I'm an army combat life saver, not a paramedic or nurse. Cls is like first aid on steroids to deal with gunshot wounds and blast injuries. It's 5 weeks of training. I can work with an ambulance crew and even put in an iv. If you're gonna review a bigger medical bag in the future, i'll be happy to spent some time to share my thoughts on that. As a biker i take a small kit on trips, holidays and i changed it and added some stuff. No useless stuff in it for my needs. You can buy something big with a bunch of cool stuff. If you don't know how to use the stuff in the bag, it's useless. Get some training and some cpr training at work if you can. Do a first aid course. I hope you won't but you might need it some day.
I find med kit content is just like bug out bag content here on RUclips. Everyone carries differently due to their own uses and needs. I thought it's best to mention that right at the front 😀 I've had several 'first aid and work' certificates over the year which are really mean to help looks after a person until either an ambulance arrives or you can get them to hospital yourself. I'm definitely going to be asking for some help to work on my IFAK content. My main worry or concern is only carry what I can use or have been trained to use. If I tried to apply something that made it harder for an ambulance crew to deal with afterwards, would be my worst nightmare... and maybe for the patient too. I know to some extent some of the treatment is pretty much common sense, however people's levels of common sense is massively different I'll definitely be in touch soon. Have a great week buddy
I thi k they're out of stock and that one is imported from the US. I keep on top of my links so I'll make sure I change it when they come down. They are great value for money. They're normally around 5 to 7 quid. It's a no brainer 😅
That's very true FT. Most of the contents here is from a Pound shop, apart from the Asda wipes. I guess the difference here for me is this simple wallet size pack you can put in pretty much anything and have with you. I'm going to keep checking Amazon as the price for this is stupid there because it's imported from the US. They're usually 5 or 6 pounds. Hope you're having a great week buddy
😆 I'm glad I helped. It's genuinely why I got into making this sort of content. Making the right choice with your cash is really important. I hope you're having an awesome week. All my best
Congratulations for the review and for the channel. I don't know why, but it's hard to watch the video because he stutters too much. A cordial greeting.
Hi Ricardo. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Unfortunately my stammer is indicator of my mental health and is brought on when I'm feeling low. I'd been having some issues with my medication that was giving me speech issues however I like to carry on and make content even though my stammer is present. I made a piece of content about a year ago where m y stammer was way worse - ruclips.net/video/QnpVJE69Xe0/видео.html I hope you're well and had a great Christmas and Ne Years. All my best
@@MoorlanderEDC Hello again. I had a myocardial infarction in 2009 and two suspected strokes in 2018 and my current medication is quite important (16 pills daily). I hope you get better and take care of yourself. Kind regards, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Congratulations on your channel and take good care of the Covid.
Imo if i carry a medkit (what u do in my edc pack) i want to have things that can actually be useful. An Israely bandage, a turnequet and gauze are a must for a trauma kit. Everything elese is a booboo kit. But thats only my opionion. And perhaps its bec im a EMT. Nice vid tho bro as always ;)
Ha ha ha... Hi TB, I did say it was more to do with the pouch. This is definitely a booboo kit. My daughter Adelheid is such a Tom boy and constantly covered in band aids
Hi AB... It's kind of new my friend and just happened when a followed contacted me through Instagram. Feel free to email me at MoorlanderEDC@gmail.com, or message me through Instagram at Moorlander_EDC
Hi Buddy. I have two of these equipped with gloves, bandaids, Ibuprofen and a Victorinox classic (for the little scissors and the tweezers). Perfect fitting in the cargo pockets on my trousers and anywhere in a backpack, of course.
Cheeers and greetings from good-old-germany
Hey Oetiz. This sounds like a great little carry. I didn't think about the gloves. There's probably too many bandaids in mine. I could definitely fit some gloves in there. Hellooooooooooo right back at you from across the water brother 👍
Mate it’s my first video I see from you and I watched it even though the stuttering, heart warming lad ❤ not ashamed to talk the truth about your medication 👍🏼 big big thumbs up for the bravery it takes to stand in front of the world
Much appreciated and thank you. Yes, my stammer has always been with me and comes and goes. I've made a few people of content on mental health and my stammer is a verbal barometer of how well it's doing. Talking about it is key and hopefully it allows others to feel confident they can talk about their challenges as well. Thanks for commenting and I hope you have a great week 👍
I'm a big fan of having some medical EDC. Ever had to move furniture while you got a fever, a pounding headache and your nose is running like a tap? It's not my idea of a good time. Keeping a little tin full of cold and pain meds has saved the day for me more than a few times.There's also a gnarly mountain trail i go on every so often which is super steep and has a ton of tiny jagged rocks, I haven't slipped on them yet but I always keep a ton of bandaids and antiseptic cream in my hiking bag in case I do. I used to also have severe allergies, but I'm on immunotherapy now so it's not so much a problem anymore.
Having a few bandaids and sterile wipes in your daily edc doesn't hurt either.
100% agree. In the Moorlands we have a lot of grit stone that's like falling on a sand paper wheel, and will take your skin off in seconds... or at least it'll take my daughter's skin off - Mine is like leather 😀 and I can't count the amount of times some pain killer have won the day whilst in the studio. A full IFAK medic kit is great, however these have their place. Great to hear from you again Benson, have a cracking week buddy
Listen mate, I hear you've come a long way! Blardy brilliant champ!
Thanks buddy. The stammer is something that has definitely got better over time. Comes back when I'm tired or stressed 😂
Looks ace! Ideal for everyone to carry... making first aid kits is almost a hobby of mine. A small bandage, a couple of safety pins, a tiny pair of tweezers would be ideal for that! Tablets could be separated into a small zip lock bag to massively reduce bulk and a small razor blade would be nice too as they’re very handy and take up no space at all.
Almost seems perfect for you Nicholas. They're great value for money as well so making a tiny kit shouldn't cost the earth 👍
What a cracking little med pouch... Perfect for my medication whilst out n about
Hi Thor. Yep, they're perfect for that sort of thing. I'm the worst ever at keeping routines. It takes a simple distraction in the morning to forget to take my meds, and then 2 hours later by head is pounding. It's great to have these near by... It's certainly made my wife happier. Thanks for watching and commenting buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC I have a larger pouch for everything at home I have to take on an evening but this would be perfect when I’m out on a training exercise and just need to take what I need for a few days!
I’m slowly getting through all your videos and building my EDC collection- thanks for the excellent content matey 👍🏻
When I first started making content here, I never imagined having a catalogue of content for people to take their time to watch through 😊
Excellent review. I recently started carrying plasters, antibacterial wipes, paracetamol, Imodium and allergy tablets in the wrap over pocket of my bandoleer.
However, a quick easy pull out Med kit in a pocket or side pouch of a bag seems a really good idea. When you need the Med kit you need quick access.
Ended up ordering two black versions off eBay. Would have preferred the red but not available.
100% agree. Having some at hand to use when needed is perfect for a small med kit like this... Finger's crossed it'll never be needed. Thanks for watching Harry
There really does seem to be a bit of a shortage with these. Hopefully it's not a manufacturing issue and more of a demand issue (which I guess is a 'can't manufacture enough' issue)
I keep one of these in a mag pouch with the flap through the handle to keep it handy. Perfect little boo-boo kit!
Hi Paul. Thanks for sharing this buddy. That's a great way to carry one, and I full y agree, they're brilliant for bumps and scrapes. Have a cracking week buddy
Lovely gift.
After seeing you use the torch I kept waiting for you to bust out the Svord!!
Ha ha ha... should have done a 'oh dear, I seem to have cut myself... if only I had a few bandaids close to me right now' moments 😀 I'll always regret not taking that opportunity 😀 Have a great week my friend
Nice! I carry something similar I made myself using an old trifold wallet, it's forever in my tank bag on my motorbike. Holds some dressings/plasters, wipes, gloves, micropore around a bit of old credit card, and a tightly packed triangular bandage with some painkillers.
Just enough to sort yourself out if after the 19th time of trying to sort out your faulty sidestand switch on a ride out, you accidentally slice your thumb open with a multi tool. :)
That's a great idea. Yes, these small medic pack are great to have around. Especially for bumps and scrapes 👍
Nice! Looks like that would be ideal for a store-it-anywhere micro medical kit.
It's perfect for that Cen. It'll pretty much fit anywhere 👍
Great video! The amount of items you can fit into this pouch is wonderful.
Hi Eric. Definitely, it's not too big or small. I take it everywhere with me in a bag. Have a great weekend
It is perfect fo the absolute essenial urban med kit. I'm carrying a "RKO" mask, pair of gloves and few plasters. After few situations when I was the only one having any sort of medical stuff and was the only one that did not lookaway from the accident I used it and I know what are the basics. It fits perfectly inside any fanny pack, shoulder bad or even a small pocket inside your clothing.
Definitely. Being able to have a tiny carry like this for small essential items is brilliant. I'm probably going to get a few more. I've not seen and RKO mask. I'll have to Google that one. Have a great weekend buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC RKO is a polish term for a artificial breathing . I don't know how you call it in UK . Blowing the oxidized air from mouth to mouth and pumping the chest by both hands .
Argh! I get you. Yes, it's mouth to mouth resuscitation. I've seen the mask you can get if there's blood or vommit 👍
it is a really good piece of equipment. fits nicely into helikon sere pouch
Hi MT, I have seen the Sere pouch and it's something I'm definitley going to make some content on. I think smaller pouches have just as much of a place in your EDC as larger pouches. Thanks for commenting buddy
Belt clip and press stud button would make this a no brainer for me Helikon if you are watching/reading 😋
It's the perfect idea for MkII if they're watching 😊
We Germans call it Pflaster what’s quite near plaster. ;)
Well if you think, we Saxons and Anglo-Saxon have a lot in common 😂 🇩🇪 🤜🤛 🇬🇧
Just a thought mate: maybe add a Victorinox Classic SD just for the scissors and tweezers unless you carry one or similar anyway.
That's a great idea. The classic SD is a great budget choice to add in there 👌
Loved the video. Cheers from Sweden :)
Hi Bjorn. I'm glad to hear you appreciated the content my friend. I hope you're well 👍
Very nice!!!!
Thanx Moorl.😀😀😀
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks buddy. Glad you liked it 👍
Great vid!!!
I’ll be chase down one of these beauties in due course 👍🏻
Ha ha ha ha... happy hunting my friend. You get that wascly wabbit 😂
Looks like a nice tiny kit for some meds and band aids. I respect your request to not go into details what i m missing or would change. I'm an army combat life saver, not a paramedic or nurse. Cls is like first aid on steroids to deal with gunshot wounds and blast injuries. It's 5 weeks of training. I can work with an ambulance crew and even put in an iv.
If you're gonna review a bigger medical bag in the future, i'll be happy to spent some time to share my thoughts on that. As a biker i take a small kit on trips, holidays and i changed it and added some stuff. No useless stuff in it for my needs.
You can buy something big with a bunch of cool stuff. If you don't know how to use the stuff in the bag, it's useless. Get some training and some cpr training at work if you can. Do a first aid course. I hope you won't but you might need it some day.
I find med kit content is just like bug out bag content here on RUclips. Everyone carries differently due to their own uses and needs. I thought it's best to mention that right at the front 😀 I've had several 'first aid and work' certificates over the year which are really mean to help looks after a person until either an ambulance arrives or you can get them to hospital yourself. I'm definitely going to be asking for some help to work on my IFAK content. My main worry or concern is only carry what I can use or have been trained to use. If I tried to apply something that made it harder for an ambulance crew to deal with afterwards, would be my worst nightmare... and maybe for the patient too.
I know to some extent some of the treatment is pretty much common sense, however people's levels of common sense is massively different
I'll definitely be in touch soon. Have a great week buddy
I have a few of these in different kits, they were £5 on Amazon UK a few months back which was a fair price but £15? No way.
I thi k they're out of stock and that one is imported from the US. I keep on top of my links so I'll make sure I change it when they come down. They are great value for money. They're normally around 5 to 7 quid. It's a no brainer 😅
Sorry, I'm not convinced, can get something very similar to this in your local pound shop... With contents inside! Have a great weekend 👍
That's very true FT. Most of the contents here is from a Pound shop, apart from the Asda wipes. I guess the difference here for me is this simple wallet size pack you can put in pretty much anything and have with you. I'm going to keep checking Amazon as the price for this is stupid there because it's imported from the US. They're usually 5 or 6 pounds. Hope you're having a great week buddy
Thank you for the review! Now, I know I don't want one.👍🏼
😆 I'm glad I helped. It's genuinely why I got into making this sort of content. Making the right choice with your cash is really important. I hope you're having an awesome week. All my best
Congratulations for the review and for the channel. I don't know why, but it's hard to watch the video because he stutters too much. A cordial greeting.
Hi Ricardo. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Unfortunately my stammer is indicator of my mental health and is brought on when I'm feeling low. I'd been having some issues with my medication that was giving me speech issues however I like to carry on and make content even though my stammer is present. I made a piece of content about a year ago where m y stammer was way worse - ruclips.net/video/QnpVJE69Xe0/видео.html
I hope you're well and had a great Christmas and Ne Years. All my best
@@MoorlanderEDC Hello again. I had a myocardial infarction in 2009 and two suspected strokes in 2018 and my current medication is quite important (16 pills daily). I hope you get better and take care of yourself. Kind regards, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Congratulations on your channel and take good care of the Covid.
You too my friend 👍 stay safe and well
Imo if i carry a medkit (what u do in my edc pack) i want to have things that can actually be useful. An Israely bandage, a turnequet and gauze are a must for a trauma kit. Everything elese is a booboo kit.
But thats only my opionion. And perhaps its bec im a EMT.
Nice vid tho bro as always ;)
(And yes i have an ifak build with everything in it. And its small)
If u want to see it if ur into it let me know
Ha ha ha... Hi TB, I did say it was more to do with the pouch. This is definitely a booboo kit. My daughter Adelheid is such a Tom boy and constantly covered in band aids
I'll definitely take you up on this. It's something I've been thinking about making some content on for a while. Stay safe and well buddy
We can send you stuff for a Review ? - Perfect - How does this work ?
Greetings from Germany
Hi AB... It's kind of new my friend and just happened when a followed contacted me through Instagram. Feel free to email me at MoorlanderEDC@gmail.com, or message me through Instagram at Moorlander_EDC