OK, kid. My EDC is my firearm and 2 extra magazines (sometimes) My "Backpack is a trauma Kit., with a combat knife strapped to the outside. That I secure in My SUV. It not only contains 5 of those E-bay "Tourniquets", but 2 adhesive chest wound adhesive pads. I have a fist full of 4X4 gauze pads, and Gauze rolls, as well as elastic ace bands, to secure them. Anti-biotics? I have at least 5 tubes from the "dollar store". And for a longer term I have 4 bottles of pills
Training and knowing how to use the equipment is certainly the number one thing to do to prep for the worst. Sounds like you know your stuff! I need to add in the chest seal to the trauma kit. That is the bit I am missing as well as antibiotics. Thank you for the comment.
@@brainpodmedia You are more than welcome. Outside of Urban, areas ( nothing in cities is free) you can get training for free from the American Red Cross, and Volunteer Fire Departments. You don't play with tourniquets unless you know what you are doing. That "Nasul Thimigie is called a "Nasal Canuel" and is used to administer bottled oxygen. You don't need that. An "Ambubag" is more useful in a trauma situation to keep the lungs working. You sound young . Stay off of "free speech" websites they are full of assholes and when apply for a "good job". They check your Internet history. . If you are as young as I think you are, you might want to enlist. You can even maintain a RUclips channel. At your permanent party. In the Military you use your buddy's "Trama kit" on him if he gets hit. I was an MP. My duty belt had a pouch on it for a pressure bandage, That I was to use if he/she got hit. Most of us kept a pack of cigarettes in it.
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Great video, man. I've been meaning to do something similar. You can never be too prepared these days.
Absolutely! Thanks for commenting. I hope you're doing well. I have some more gear videos coming soon. Stay tuned, stay prepared!
@brainpodmedia hell yeah bro. Keep it up!
Great video dude, and really cool gear. But remember, gear without skills is just extra weight.
Very true!
I have a couple of those pocket trauma kits, Great bit of kit to stick in your back pocket of your jeans.
It is an excellent size, for sure.
OK, kid. My EDC is my firearm and 2 extra magazines (sometimes) My "Backpack is a trauma Kit., with a combat knife strapped to the outside. That I secure in My SUV. It not only contains 5 of those E-bay "Tourniquets", but 2 adhesive chest wound adhesive pads. I have a fist full of 4X4 gauze pads, and Gauze rolls, as well as elastic ace bands, to secure them. Anti-biotics? I have at least 5 tubes from the "dollar store". And for a longer term I have 4 bottles of pills
Training and knowing how to use the equipment is certainly the number one thing to do to prep for the worst. Sounds like you know your stuff! I need to add in the chest seal to the trauma kit. That is the bit I am missing as well as antibiotics. Thank you for the comment.
@@brainpodmedia You are more than welcome. Outside of Urban, areas ( nothing in cities is free) you can get training for free from the American Red Cross, and Volunteer Fire Departments. You don't play with tourniquets unless you know what you are doing. That "Nasul Thimigie is called a "Nasal Canuel" and is used to administer bottled oxygen. You don't need that. An "Ambubag" is more useful in a trauma situation to keep the lungs working. You sound young . Stay off of "free speech" websites they are full of assholes and when apply for a "good job". They check your Internet history. . If you are as young as I think you are, you might want to enlist. You can even maintain a RUclips channel. At your permanent party. In the Military you use your buddy's "Trama kit" on him if he gets hit. I was an MP. My duty belt had a pouch on it for a pressure bandage, That I was to use if he/she got hit. Most of us kept a pack of cigarettes in it.