Tactical Medical Bag: Medium-sized Group
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Designed for a medium-sized group, this medical bag utilizes some coordinated organization and gear layouts that may be helpful to the Prepper Community. Enjoy!
De Oppresso Liber--GM
To address frequently asked questions:
1.) For any questions regarding medical training, see my video entitled 'Putting It All Together.'
• Putting It All Together
2.) The clear zippered bags are simply 'cosmetics' bags that can be either found online or elsewhere. I purchased mine at Walmart. However, be aware that at Walmart the design and availability of these cosmetic bags changes constantly over time.
3.) The medication video has been postponed for now. I'm just too busy homeschooling my 4-year old, folks, and I have thus been forced to prioritize my time accordingly.
4.) No, this featured STOMP bag was not purchased pre-assembled. Rather, I myself researched and purchased each and every item individually.
5.) I am truly humbled at the overwhelmingly positive response that this video has generated across the internet and in so many different countries!!! THANK YOU for your vote of confidence! It is a pleasure to be service. Many blessings, my brothers and sisters --GM
Still the best video on an medical bag, 9 years old.
It really is. I used this guide to put together my personal medical bag. Pulling it up again just to go over it once more for my next bag.
Because RUclips use to be about sharing knowledge and not just an infomercial.
Probably the most thorough medical bag I have ever seen. Impressive, and the video itself must have taken so much work putting all those pictures and editing. Really great job here man.
Many thanks, my brother. Pleasure to of service to the larger Prepper Community. As I say in the video, I would suggest that you (and other folks) use my research to explore options for your own medical bag. Again, it's all up to your circumstance and resources, and every prepper is different. Many blessings, and say 'hello' to Canada for me!! --GM
AnalyticalSurvival
Will do, I likely won't have something like this for sometime but its great to have a high standard to aspire too, you've really outdone yourself here. Been subbed for a while but hadn't seen this one, great stuff, keep it up Canada salutes you!
AnalyticalSurvival hey I want to be a medical sergeant my plan is to join the Army under option 40 as a 68w then volunteer for sfas. I just want to know if it is a good plan or not ,and also if it isn't what is a good plan.
Vgjh Hhhb hello, 68W is one way to go if you don't think you can pass the SF Selection and need time to get fit. The best option is to have it in your contract as an 18X. The 18X enlistment option guarantees you a shot at trying to pass the Q course. If you enlist as a 68W ( medic ) you can not try out so to speak until you are an E4 and then only if "allowed" .... go option 18X with back up 68W In your enlistment paperwork is what I would advise. ( disclaimer I am not a have never been a recruiter, I'm a SGM (E9) that has an 18D MOS and I'm currently serving my 32nd year in the Army just waiting to retire ). Good luck!
CP, to know that you watched and commented on this video, simply blows my mind.
Maybe it's just me, but medical bags are extremely sexy.
you're not alone
Clint Mahle lol
Clint Mahle i prefer girls in nylon
Girls in tank tops too.
Well I can tell you I took mine everywhere for months at a time and slept with it every night..... downside is that you must share :)
One of the very few really serious usable vids with a realistic bag !!!
Navy Corpsman here......I have to say that is thee best and most complete bag I have ever seen. Great job and great advise towards the end.
Thanks, brother, and many blessings to you as well. Thanks for your service to our country, brother, and keep up the good fight --GM
Did he ever supply links?
Great video, very well presented and clearly demonstrated in a manner I could easily follow. I look forward to your Medications follow up video (Hint, Hint)
A few Items that if added would really enhance the scope of use for this kit without adding noticeable amounts of weight, bulk and cost would be....
1) Blood Glucose Meter (Kit with Lancets)
2) Spare set of Lithium ion batteries for above
3) Pulse Oximeter (if possible try and get one that takes the same size batteries as your Blood Glucose Meter / Torch)
4) Epi-Pen or equivalent
5) Tongue depressors - (also 8 of these taped together make an improvise tourniquet bar)
6) Magnifying glass
7) IV catheters of a smaller size (20 Gauge - 24 Gauge) Think IV access on people of a smaller stature or children
For those of you like me that wondered on the size of the clear pouches, try 8" x 5" (20.5cms x 12.5xms). I based my kit on this set up but tailored it to my group needs and my knowledge / training / competency and physical ability.
Advanced Kit you may want to consider if your
knowledge/training/competency and budget allows....
1) Laryngoscope set both with Mac and Miller Blades
2) An AED (However, these are expensive, some may consider too bulky, and/or unlikely to be used, although they definitely fall within your scope of use for this set up.)
3) Cuffed ET tubes, or iGel's (iGel's are easier to use, more durable, however they are bulkier)
4) Goal Zero Guide 10 Plus
5) Goal Zero Nomad 13 (Solar Battery Charger, Strapped to the outside of your bag It gives you the ability to passively charge batteries for extended use of electronic devices including mobile phones / GPS devices etc.)
Thanks so much for all your detailed suggestions. I, as well as many on here, appreciate your input. I truly do appreciate your kind comments as well. Keep up the great work and many blessings, my friend! --GM
I recommend knowing how to use this stuff. Take some EMT classes, join local CERT volunteer program to be trained in basics for free, at least go to local American Red Cross for BLS training. Retired Navy Corpsman, SARC. CERT trainer these days.
CERT is super gay and a waste of tax payers dollars....
Absolutely. A Medical Bag/Kit for both a Small Team and Individual are in the making. Thanks so much for your support and kind words, brother! Many blessings --GM
You have given us all so much over the last 5 years, thank you. Comprehensive, to the point and no nonsense, I love it. Your channel is a wealth of information, professionally taught and thought provoking.
Please allow me to be selfish for one minute and ask if you have just taken a break from this or are you retired from RUclips? There are a lot of people that would love to see more, and speaking for myself only, I would be happy for you if you simply decided to enjoy your retirement. Thank you again brother for everything, and blessings to you and your family.
Hey Pete - thanks so much for your words of encouragement! All meds to be covered later. Please note that I took these photos back in June 2011, when I completed the bag, which was also before my son's birth. Unfortunately, my son was born with several serious allergies. And so, yes, the pen is in there now - as of early 2012 (both the Epi-pen Jr. and Regular - Kaiser is very good at replacing them ASAP). Many blessings, and thanks again for you vote of confidence! --GM
I'm training to be a wilderness medic and this is absolutely incredible. This will help me be prepared to a much higher standard.
I don't know how many times I have watched this guy's videos but every single time I think wow someday😮
As a former Air Force Medic I think this is an excellent bag! So very carefully thought out and organized, very well done. WOW!!! And I completely agree you must prepare in all things.
Please please post your follow up vid regarding which medications you suggest to include. I believe you mentioned you might. Thank you for your consideration!
It´s been a year since I first watched this video, and my friend yours is the best Medic Kit in the whole youtube catalog, well organized and complete in almost everyway to ensure the best treatment for anyone needing it. I´ve seen a lot of other vids where people show their medkits and all of them including yours lack something small and very important an oximeter, maybe you have your reasons not to have one or is something you overlooked, but I strongly recomend you to have one. Best wishes and God Bless.
+MP-J-Kristoff
Thanks so much, brother! It is a pleasure to be of some help to yourself and the prepper community at large. Yes, I've been told of the oximeter. It would indeed be a great addition to anyone's bag, including mine. Keep up the great work and many blessings --GM
I have more or less the same gear but i put it in a 5.11 Rush 72 bag. Luckily, i got most of it for free because my wife works at a hospital. Some of it I've had to buy. Our bug out kit includes a dedicated food bag, ammo bag, and clothing bag. Everything else goes in our long term bug out bags.
I’ve referenced this video many, many times over the years. Finally decided to emulate this setup in its entirety. Thanks for making this.
This is by FAR the BEST video on YT about medical kits!!
Fantastic video, so much detail and thought has gone into each item and every section. Good advice too. Thank you very much for sharing it with us. I pray the day never comes when you need to use it.
Outstanding medkit. Love that it goes way beyond the trauma bag and into general medical care.
This bag pack almost all quick control for acute disease and trauma. Very useful in the event of emergency and natural disasters. Educational video indeed.
Absolutely the most professional and informative video on RUclips. No useless preamble, straight to it with very useful tags. Your effort shows through and is very much appreciated!! Great job!
Love the breakdown on each compartment. I was deployed with Blackhawk medic bags like this and it stood up to the rigors of the desert just fine. No broken zippers or worn in holes after 14 months on the road.
One of the best starter medical bags on the market for the money. Anybody investing in this will surley take an interest in learning advanced medical treatment and one valuable member to have around. You can use one use electrical meter tags in the zipper handles and use permanent marker to mark symbols on each one T = trauma R = respertory B = bleeding. The tags will stay put forever and can be used as larger grab handles if you have gloves on.
I owe my life to the Navy corpsman and surgeon.
SEMPER FIDELIS SIR....
THIS IS AWESOME,,,,,, FINALLY SOMEONE WHO REALLY PUTS A COMPREHENSIVE AND REALISTIC MEDICAL SYSTEM TOGETHER.....
YOU SIR... KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING......!
Remarkably well thought-out with a superior attention to detail. This bag covers the broadest spectrum of medical contingencies I have seen thus far. Respect, whoever you are.
This was seriously the best presented and most thorough prep bag video I've ever seen. ON ANY TYPE OF BAG. I found I never skipped ahead and took lots of notes. Well done! I think like you...I actually built my medic kit first (now I have to go tear it all apart, thanks for some new ideas) before my 3-dayer. I also have a small medical grab bag that I built using a bait and worm fishing bag from Bass Pro shop that has two zipped sides and included clear bags, locked into place and keeps all meds, bandages and tapes separate & organized. (seriously folks, you can build a kit out anything handy that works for you. You don't have to go buy a $500 Blackhawk bag) My wife rolled eyes at it and my other bags until her father passed out on the driveway and I had her run and "get the two - red - medical bags under the sink!". What I had totally took care of him, his broken elbow and numerous cuts and bruises before we took him to ER. They told her that they'd never had a patient come in so well cared for and prepped. (clipped notes as to what happened and what was applied to him on his shirt too.) She doesn't roll her eyes any more on being prepared. Folks...watch this video twice and then start your bag(s)...while reading up on basic medical training. Family & friends will be impressed when you help out and maaaaybe they'll understand what it actually means to be "prepared". and Airborne, GM! ...old 20th SFG SGT here.
You have just blown away every kit I have made or ever seen in my entire life on RUclips. So well thought out, comprehensive, and a kit with a ridiculous amount of practical items. You have earned my respect and you have also earned a subscriber! Being an EMT in training, and being a medical dork most of my life, I have always enjoyed building extensive SHTF medical kits, and I will follow your lead with adding some of the newer contents that I haven't seen before.
However, word of caution. In my opinion, the only questionable product included in this amazing bag, that I would like to warn you about would be the Oral IV's. From what I have read, they are relatively useless for rapid rehydration, as the little vials contain not much more than tap water with a very modest amount of salt. Oral Rehydration Salts I have used in my kits for years, and although they do require a liter water to use, are going to be much more effective for patients with moderate to severe dehydration, considering they contain a comprehensive rehydration mixture of Sodium and Potassium Chloride, as well as Trisodium and Glucose.
Other than that, very well done.
Just bought this bag and HOLY SHIT!!!!! It is beyond what I expected SUPER durable and tough, far more pockets than youd expect but that's good! It is a bit bigger and a tad heavier than I'd expect but I'm super happy with this. Now on to adding in all the supplies!
great kid and great vid!!!!
I am working on such a kit but I am going all hardshell.
thank you for this guidance.
Brother, Awesome Rig and outstanding load out! Thank You and Best Regards!
Outstanding video, with so much detail and thought into each item and section. I am a new Medic and I have been wanting my own jump bag, this video has been so useful with helping me get started on filling up on my bag. Thank you.
Thanks so much for your kind words, my friend! Glad of be of service, and keep up the fantastic work. Many blessings --GM
Heartily seconded - Great vid, and great kit.. One additional item I'd suggest (since, Unless you're bringing this into combat With you (where you'll likely already-have..) most people don't go running around with these: velcro-strapped Knee pads, since you'll most likely be 'on bended knee', during care, and even pantlegged-knees can get quite abrazed on asphalt / rocky (or shrapnel..) littered grounds. I've Thanked myself more than once for tucking those in / velcro'ing on to a molle-strap, sidecar, etc.. Well worth the 'extra baggage', imho..
Retired 30 year fire paramedic here...What a great resource your video is. Excellent job! A lot of guys ask me about building medic kits...I intend to route them to this video.
I am grateful for your kind words, my friend! I appreciate your support and I wish you all the best. It was a pleasure to be of some help! Stay safe during quarantine and many blessings --GM
As a 12-year Paramedic, this is an outstanding kit, and its obvious that it has been put together with a tremendous amount of forethought and hard-won experience. A couple of comments though - some smaller-gauge IV catheters (20,22 and 24) might be helpful for use on pediatric patients or those with poor vasculature for whom cannulation is a challenge. You can bolus just fine through a 22 or even a 24 if you have to, but an 18 into a squirming toddler who is severely dehydrated is no easy task.
One of the best vids on med bags on you tube and I think I have watched them all. Thank you so much for making it and taking the time to go over each item. Thanks again.
Pleasure to be of service, my friend! Many blessings --GM
Got a good list of medical items. I rather use the M-17 type bags that were used by the US Army medics back in the day. STOMP bags are great but bulky. The M-17 bags can be distributed to members of the group to carry. M-17 bags have six inner compartments for storage. Each compartment can be set up for specific med needs. A burn compartment, assessment compartment, bleeding compartment, wound care compartment, chronic care item compartment, dressing & bandage compartment. Unhook the four fastening hooks a roll the bag out flat to display items.
I like how you have regular sized item's instead of a bunch of those single use tabs of ointments and such. This is not a simple boo boo kit. Going to fill out another m-17 med bag. Just cannot get injectable items. No D5W, saline, albumin, or any DEA scheduled pain meds, morphine or the like. No chest pneumothorax needles either. I'm not at that skill level anyway.
Definitely getting a Littmann stethoscope this time. Too many medical professionals recommend these stethoscopes. Blood pressure cuffs for infant, child, small adult and big arm adults. Just have regular sized cuffs now.
this is the best organized video with the most in depth kit I've seen yet.
Oh yes. Yes. YES. This is so good. SO GOOD. GIVE IT TO ME.
incredible analytics, very direct, precise and concise, also very nurishing for everyone I think, thank you for this incredibly well designed video
Genius, pure genius. Your
Videos are pure brilliance, simply cannot get any better. Please keep them coming! They make a HUGE difference in our lives! Thanks brother, for all you do.
so happy i found this vid, hands down the best i have yet to come across. shows me how much further i have to go and the great ar15 analogy reminds me how very important it is, thanks!
WOW, this is by far the BEST video I have ever seen and believe me I watch all I can. Very helpful, good coverage, well explained. Thank You.
Much appreciation, my friend! Many blessings --GM
Agreed!
Best RUclips channel ever!!!! I am a medic and am usually disappointed, but never by GM! Thanks you!! Glad your back.
Oh and BTW I have had CPR classes though it is about time for a refresher. And again Thank you for your timely response as well as the wealth of information you share in all your videos. I've been watching for about 2 years and glad to see you back as there did seem to be a bit of a break for a time. Have a great day.
Pleasure to be of service, my friend! Many blessings --GM
Just to echo the words of others, it is wonderful to see you back in action.
Nice concise presentation.
I think the most important thing is the training on how to give medical treatment. A kit without knowledge on using it is rather useless.
See the KamekoBruns reply below. Many blessings --GM
In an shtf emergency, there will be skilled medical people who don’t have supplies. Just having a kit like this allows them to jump in and use their skills.
The down side of this kit is that many of these items have an expiration date. After that date they will still work, but may no longer be sterile or as effective. Replacing all this every year or 2 would be very expensive
Humans Under Pressure can also be resourceful... agreed though...training is vital!!!
Working on my med supplies recently I see many things I have bought but many I never thought of. THANKS YOU this video is a eye opener
After going though my inventory on a first run, looks like I have about 80% of what you have in your bag, I already purchased. Your video gives me a wonderful way to organize what I had in multiple bags, and also some excellent things to add. Great comments here also; thanks to everyone who comments with their recommendations. Really excellent.
this was a the most helpful and comprehensive ive seen so far and i have advanced first aid training and am starting paramedic school this jan . thanx ! my bag cost about 2300.00 and i did not skimp .
Awesome, Frankie! Thanks for your comment and best of luck in your training --GM
Thanks for the vote of confidence! Absolutely, and great suggestion. My wife had actually removed the glucometer when she was pregnant (gestational diabetes) 1 1/2 years ago and I have since forgot to return it to the bag. Thanks for the reminder! Many blessings, and keep up the great work --GM
So glad to see you back.
I'm speechless... very informative video, thank you. I have watched it several times and have taken screen shots of nearly all the stills from this video for easy reference and material lists. The AR15 reference at the end was a nice touch.
Best I've ever seen in my life!!!!
Best video I have ever seen! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
+TheJbo614
You're quite welcome, my friend. Best of luck and keep up the great work! Many blessings --GM
Thank you for another great video !!
Dude Thanks for this video this is the best medical bag setup I have seen. I have most of this stuff along with medical books and other things so if im dead the next guy can pick it up and go to work. LOVE THIS VID.
I am grateful for your comment, my brother. It was a pleasure to be a small part of your preparedness. Keep up the great work, and many blessings to you, my friend --GM
I'm sure you have already endured and will continue to listen to critiques and "better" solutions and other opinions, but do not let that take away from the amazing detail and well thought out guide to your medical bag and this video. The wide range of care that is housed within is impressive. In your suturing kit, I can't remember or not, but perhaps adding some derma bond to avoid some stitches would be nice. BUT AGAIN, so many ideas I have taken from this video to add to my own bag.
Fly, Fight, Win.
.... old post. Very similar to what I covered 170 Marines with. My back-up was a field hosp if pulled into use. Of course I'd make lots of changes, but this is a good start.
Me: I want to build a first aid kit
*stumbles across this video*
"One day.... this will be my kit"
One step at a time, my brothers. Prioritize funds; allocate a monthly expense; stick to a schedule. And in no time you can do it. I have tested and proven correct this methodology time and time again. Many blessings --GM
best medical bag ive seen thusfar...... you are a life saving beast indeed!!!!
Thanks for kind words, my friend! Many blessings --GM
Awesome video. Very clear and informative. I always look forward to your videos. Glad you are back my friend.
I was looking for a comprehensive list for my new med bag and I had my apprehensions cause this video was 6 years old but this list was phenomenal! It really gave me a good basis for what I need to start thinking about for my medbag. Thanks for taking the time to really break it down.
I really appreciate your kind comments, my friend! I'm glad I was able to offer some help. Keep up the great work, and many blessings --GM
I do not have a medical background and have spent the last two months reading & researching what it would take to create a "good" medical kit. I sure do wish I had found your video right off the bat because it would have saved me a lot of time. For those starting out this process, I would recommend making a list of AnalyticalSurvival's components and research how and why to use them. If you do that, I believe you too will appreciate how thorough and complete this "kit" is. Yes it will be costly and require many hours learning how to use it but if you, your family or friends every really need such a kit you will probably save their life. What is that worth?
Great job on both the "kit" and the video.
Thanks for the kind words, my friend. It is a pleasure to be of service! Many blessings --GM
This is one of the best bags that I’ve seen, very well done.
I want to get one , please put one together so the public can purchase.
Can’t say enough great job.
Yes! I'm VERY glad you reminded me of that, as that was on my list of 'add-ons' for this bag (along with a few other things). Many blessings --GM
I haven't had the best of luck with those trauma shears. Leatherman came out with some that I have been looking at. Also check out "Big Shears". They are german made. I saw a bad car accident today and luckily everybody was ok. If somebody was royally screwed up then I really couldn't do much (call 911, protect c-spine, hold pressure, ventilate, and wait for 911), even though I am trained to do a whole bunch of stuff (even to use a cricothyrotomy kit), because I don't have an ALS bag in my car. So now I am looking into it. I would also add an intubation kit, including LMAs and other airway devices, a pulse ox, a bag mask device, and maybe some other stuff.Also, I've never used that cricothyrotomy kit. I've only used the one by cook medical. It's called the "Melker Universal Emergency Cricothyrotomy Catheter Set". If you are trained to do these I would check it out. It's very user friendly. I would probably organize the differently to my own specifications but overall a great video! I am looking into this Blackhawk bag specifically. Thanks.
Thank you for making this video. I am in the process of building my bag now. I am in the beginning stages of getting my EMT Certification and this bag will help me out a lot.
If the SHTF, I would follow this guy anywhere.
...I'm glad you are back! & thank you for all your expertise & time. You are providing an excellent service...God bless you & your family.
always amazed by the depth and breadth of your videos. The one thing I find fault with and very much hope you remedy is that you don't make more, alot more. We need to hear more from AnalyticalSurvival. having an 18 delta making vids is a blessing.most folks just aren't going to understand or appreciate. Thank you AS for your time and effort, please make more vids.
If you had a spreadsheet of all items it would make inventory of peoples existing items and identifying deficiencies a little easier. This would be a great download from AnalyticalSurvivalDotCom if you already had the information in that form. Thank you for all the information! Best of luck and congratulations on the new chapters in your life.
BRAVO!!! great research and choices. It was very intuitive to place nitrile gloves in multiple locations within the bag.
Is there an itemized list available. This bag is very impressive. I'm not we are allowed to have injectables in Australia unless your fully qualified nurse or doctor.
Would be very impressive if this was available as a kit. So organised and well thought out on where everything is.
Thanks so much for this video, You are a inspiration to us all and I use this video as a guide for my Medical Bag. I totally concur with your assessment on the need for having a quality Med bag. Thanks again AS for your comprehensive and no nonsense video for all of us to use as a guide.
excellent set up, great work; maybe add clove oil, ammonium inhalers... I like the way you divided stuff and put it in practical bags. Excellent suggestions to add rasor in the suturekit, and the needlecontainer for used needles! Didn't think of those yet!! Thanks!
Absolutely outstanding video that stresses the need for comprehensive care when there is no other emergency care available. Excellent point too on firearm possession. If you plan for a crisis situation where you prepare for the possibility of shooting someone; then you MUST plan for the eventuality of you or your family being shot.
It's not a lot of money if it's capable of saving the life of a loved one; or any other human being. Keep something like this in easy reach; train to use it properly and pray you never will.
Best video of it's type I've seen to date. Sorry it took me three years to come across it.
Thank you, sir.
Great kit, can you please do a video on the medications you carry. Thanks again for another excellent video
Your preps and organization are impeccable. I am so jealous.
It is my sincere desire that, from me, you learn a way of looking at your tool sets. Hopefully you can apply some of these organizational concepts to your own preps and, finally, afterwards pay this information forward to others in need. We'll all be better off as a community. Many blessings, brother, and thanks for your comment --GM
What a great Fathers Day presejnnt. You have been away far too long and it is a welcome thing to have you back. Thank you again and welcome back!
Nice job and well thought out. I like how you don't waste time in describing your bags contents by going into details on why you picked it. In fact, it seems all your videos are very fluid, informative and cost conscientious. Thank you for doing things like this, it saves a lot of headaches from watching other dragged out vids. I'll be back and I subscribed. A+ bro! keep it up.
This is one Of the best RUclips vids ever x
I truly appreciate your support and kind note. Please be encouraged by these videos...they were and are a labor of love. Many blessings, my good friend! --GM
Great to hear from you again, brother! Thanks for the tip on the Mepital - will look into it! Many blessings --GM
Who are the four idiots who gave a thumbs down?
This video is OUTSTANDING!
As a combat medic who worked in the field, I would be happy to have such a kit and i poses the skills to use it, in the approbate conditions it would serve well, thank you for the breakdown of you kit
Someone call Dallas because HE NEEDS A MEDIC BAG RIGHT NOW
Great to see another excellent video ! Many Thanks...
Awesome! You're lucky, as they quit making them in our area. I would stock a few extras just in case.
Keep up the great work, my friend! Many blessings --GM
Thanks for your kind words, my friend. A couple of things: I would remove a few items (which ones is up to debate) and include an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). It's what I would eventually like to do myself - however, an AED device is quite costly. If you have the additional training to justify this purchase, I would also include a Tactical Laryngoscope w/blades & ET tubes for field intubation. Many blessings --GM
Incredibly well made kit. Cudos to the maker. Only misses some painkillers/meds as you say. Really good video, thanks for putting it up!
Nice, ORGANIZED, expensive as hell but usefull. I´ve been watching IFAK, emergency kits, trauma kits vids for a long time, here in youtube, but you are the first one that includes personal protection against body fluids (congrats for that). Also it would be usefull to add Hextend IV Fluid for blood lose.
Much appreciated, brother. Many blessings --GM
I got the voodoo tactical bag, it's similar to the stomp. I've patterned my bag off of this video, thanks for making it.
I know this is an older video, but it is great information to know.
I really wanted to say thank you for all that you post here... It has been really helpful. Godspeed to you Sir.
My pleasure, my friend --GM
Yeah you should put these together for sale.
Great Video!
great pack! for those of that don't know how to suture wounds/lacerations, i think a medical stapler would be a good alternative.
See alot of these med bags. Best one medical backpack, thank you so much. Going to get one of these bags. 👍👍
I am honored to have been a part of your preparedness, my brother. Your kind words of appreciation mean a lot to me. Many blessings, my friend, and keep on keeping on! --GM
Fairly good and basic bag. this is the bag you grab if you have to Alamo up somewhere or a training site. It is pretty close to what I carry. Just some suggestions - you need a cobalt blue cap that goes over the penlight for the eye exam with the Fluorescein strips. Chinook has a small EENT kit that comes in handy. I'm glad to see cloth tape or athletic tape, it works much better than Durapore or any of that nylon crap. Tongue depressors. A half of roll of saran wrap to hold the burn gel pads in place. More IV fluid and some 100cc bags for med piggybacks. Half a roll of 100 mph tape. Buddy tap all the tape and Coflex tape, you don't want to be looking for the tail in the dark. More Kerlex and a few more 6" Ace wraps for compression. An ET tube. Dual-armed cadaver ligature. Some glucose gel. More TQs. I know the meds would be covered maybe later, epi pen? just some little things that might come in handy in a pinch. Great video.
This kit is so well done. Very good job putting it together
Thanks, my friend! --GM
Excellent, excellent, excellent! Keep up the great work, and your progress is VERY exciting. Keep us posted as you move ahead! Many blessings --GM
I am a huge believer in silver infused gauze, I have used them to treat staph and they do an amazing job of killing bacteria at the source, can be left in the wound all day if regular changes aren't an option. So if you are looking at full treatment of the wound I highly recommend them. Not cheap but very effective.