@@quayshawndameron1349it won’t get you killed, but it won’t save you from BEING killed 😆 this guys just milking the RUclips algorithm for more views by saying clickbait shit like “this item will get you killed” not hating on the hustle just pointing it out
@@isaackauffman5478an IFAK is also for other people to use on you. I'm an active duty 68W, and we train to always use the equipment from our casualty's IFAK before we dip into our own. It greatly extends the number of casualty's a limited amount of medics are capable of treating. But yeah needle chest decompression is a ridiculous thing to carry civilian side unless you're an *on duty* paramedic. I'm trained to perform NCDs and surgical crics and a variety of other procedures, but I'm absolutely not doing anything that invasive if I'm in civilian clothes and operating under Good Samaritan laws alone.
Went to help host an MSW airsoft event a while ago. Kid kept a traech and scalpel. Some dude was having chest depression and was having trouble breathing (due to just nornal health issues, not because his throat was closed) and the kid put a traech in after cutting his throat. Not only did he put it in wrong, but he gave the poor dude permanent damage to his throat tissue. Dont give kids paramedic equipment
For the love of god if you aren’t trained to do chest decompression don’t do it. Don’t buy the pack with those if you aren’t trained on how to use them.
I had a ars needle that i carried for myself on my kit in a loop on my plate carrier. Guy who did not know what it was took it from me and thought it was a red pen and broke the seal...
As a corpsman i have to say save up and get an ifak. An actually ifak has far more than that. On the civilian side you can get ones that can treat you and 2 other while still being compact and still being capable of treating various grades and types of injuries. PS: always, even if not included, have some duck tape and triangle bandages. There the most versatile pieces you'll ever have in an injury.
Took The TCCC/CLS course taught by the corpsman learned a lot and it was a good time. Had a dummy that actually squirted blood and made us do cas evacs with it mf was heavy to lol great knowledge to have all around
I bought surplus IFAC bags then researched the hell out of what was needed and expected. I buy everything in bulk and individually. Saved a lot of money ended up with IFAC'S, First aid kits, etc. With enough to stock a small infirmery. Added items like iodine swabs, sutures, silver biotics, antibiotics, clotting compound, iraeli bandaids, bandages, chest seals, etc.. One ifac is severely limited in what you can carry.
Just going through a brief glance it has some stuff I don’t really think is necessary nor does a civilian know how to use like an NPA. On the civilian side of Emergency medicine, that’s a skill for an EMT-B that you have to get written off on before you can pass psycho-motor
@@dananorth895 who you telling lol I just bought a crap ton of bulk items. Especially suture gear, it's fun practicing on meat. Dermabond is something I just start picking up but it's expensive.
@@jazjohnson6063 that's some of the best training you can do brother. My first advanced tccc class I took before my deployment back in the day literally built my confidence through the roof. We did it on sedated terminally ill hogs and when you talk about eyed opener. By the end of the course not one corpsman wasn't rearranging there med bags and adding things that never came to mind.
If anyone wants some NSN numbers for quality North American rescue products let me know. I have countless supplies and various medical bags from extra supplies I use at work. I am a hospital corpsman.
As an EMT student I can safely say that building an IFAK and the amount you need is just fucking expensive as fuck. I know how to use basically all of the equipment in an IFAK minus the chest needle decompression cause that’s paramedic I an EMT student was not taught this however on the other hand. What I’ve learned is something that will hopefully save a life and many other along the way I say hopefully cause you can’t save everybody it’s our best to do the best amount of work we can do, sometimes shit happens we can’t prevent death at all it’s something we can’t prevent
I dont recommend doing a needle D on anyone unless its last resort. You can end up in a huge lawsuit if something goes south or you dont place it in the correct position. Best thing to do is chest seal, some sort of recovery position, and to monitor respiratory function until ems arrives
Most armed forces train you first aid for bigger injuries the first aid will help medics and Sergent for severe injuries and the golden hour of life saving
Will be adding this to my battle belt its been fun building my belt and watching everyone freak out and saying I shouldn't have one when im just enjoying my hobby 😂
If you carry a gun you should also carry basic emergency medical supplies. Just my opinion. If guns come out, people are likely getting shot, and you can’t predict how, when or where something might go down. You need to be ready to take responsibility for what you are prepared to do with your gun, as well as for the aftermath of whatever situation caused you to use it. Seems like an obvious necessity to me. You carry a gun to be responsible for your safety (and the safety of those around you if you so choose) injuries are intrinsically part of that and also simply more likely to be encountered in life regardless of if a gunfight occurs. Its not sexy but its part of taking responsibility for yourself.
Unfortunately after a self defense shooting trying to render aid on someone you shot can be a double edge sword in court. But I do recommend using one for yourself or any bystanders who may have gotten hit by stray rounds or any other accidents that may have happened.
If you are in combat yes. Thats because everyone will have an IFAK. In a real world scenario this would just be used if someone gets injured. Assuming the person who owns it is not
Small of back medical pouches suck when shooting from position of disadvantage. Don't believe me? Lay on your back and try shooting downrange. Good luck with that. Not to mention any type of ROM restriction can make it pretty hard to get to, especially for bigger guys. Ymmv.
I agree with its uselessness without training. But not necessarily useless in combat. If your buddy can use them, sometimes it's a lifesaver if you could just have your own blowout. Same goes for breaching tools like slaps, prybar, cutters, or halligan. Don't have to be the one who's packin' to do the job. You could take them from your buddy and knock the door yourself if you know how to.
Hey! Right on pal ! This is honestly something that many people would overlook or neglect to include in their pack of SHTF stuff… Very thoughtful and intelligent of you. Oh and BTW you really do have some F’in sick ass toys and gear 🔥👍🏽
I mean it really could get you killed if you/someone else don’t know how to properly use medical supplies in a real situation. Click bait or not still some good information
I gotta agree with everything he says except the save someone else part, at least in the army, it’s an I FAK individual. First aid kit, your battle buddy’s should also have there own but it’s like a tourniquet in that you never give up yours unless absolutely necessary.
I admire your building of this IFAK but when you say "potentially help others" i disagree. IFAK if for yourself and no one else regardless of how hurt they are, either use their gear. Or build a second kit (commonly called a "we" fak. Its not selfish, you cant help other if youre hurt.
RUclips operators carrying full IFAK's and don't even know what the abbreviation means or understand its mostly for the "squad" they already think they're better than to pull them out. Lock your knees, gentlemen and give garand thumb a big salute on the way up
I truly don’t get why everyone is so concerned with a tourniquet. It’s a last resort yet such a big deal when you can make one out of anything unless your in the middle of a desert and naked. Chest and head wounds are 35 times more likely to be encountered
Everyone has their opinion and I would never discourage someone from having these conversations but things have changed. Blood lost from extremity wounds and amputations is the most common killer for the battlefield. The concept that a TQ is last resort is not true. In fact, in most cases it’s the first thing you do. Combat medicine has exponentially grown in the past couple years. While a TQ is not a permanent fix, there is usually follow on medical from doctors and surgeons who know hot address the situation. The TQ just keeps you alive.
Given body armor should be covering most the chest your main areas of concern are your arms and legs. If it squirts and is below the shoulder throw a tourniquet on. If it oozes or is above the shoulder stuff with hemo and then throw on a dressing. If it’s oozing and doesn’t need stuffed or is long more than deep then use a pressure dressing. The tourniquet is good for stopping any kind of extremity bleeding even if it’s a little or a lot so it’s reliable and light. All gunfights and gear for them is playing a giant statistics game. Statistically tourniquets are effective for the most common fatal injuries in combat so why not have one or two when all that other stuff is so small it’s easy to carry anywhere.
@@Man_Emperor_of_Mankind we have to go through classes by our ambulance company on how to reuse these things in scenarios every once in awhile. But We are taught in the academy before we even get hired.
Good for you, now if youre a shooter, start teaching others around you. As the most highly medically trained individual in your group it is your responsibility to train everyone up to the standard and if possible beyond that. Coming from someone that does this shit for a living.
@@punkavaug "Good for you,...start teaching others around you." Thank you! Most people you know will get into a car accident in their life. We should start acting like it, imvho.
@@Man_Emperor_of_Mankindmost people don't even know what IFAK means and get it as another cosmetic unlock to add for social media. Idk what situation dudes imagine themselves in injured, stopping the bleeding, then getting back up 100% to fight back harder
Use Bro Code: “RDB10” for 10% off at Brownells 👉🏽💥👌🏽
In short, this will not get you killed.
An empty one will lol
@@quayshawndameron1349it won’t get you killed, but it won’t save you from BEING killed 😆 this guys just milking the RUclips algorithm for more views by saying clickbait shit like “this item will get you killed” not hating on the hustle just pointing it out
Bait for the views. Because he identifies as a female.
People should not attempt needle chest decompression without at least paramedic or some sort of combat medic training.
This is an important comment
And how would you apply a chest seal to yourself. Like how practical is that?
@@isaackauffman5478 your probably not going to be able too. I won't say never because people can do some crazy shit lol
@@isaackauffman5478an IFAK is also for other people to use on you. I'm an active duty 68W, and we train to always use the equipment from our casualty's IFAK before we dip into our own. It greatly extends the number of casualty's a limited amount of medics are capable of treating.
But yeah needle chest decompression is a ridiculous thing to carry civilian side unless you're an *on duty* paramedic. I'm trained to perform NCDs and surgical crics and a variety of other procedures, but I'm absolutely not doing anything that invasive if I'm in civilian clothes and operating under Good Samaritan laws alone.
Went to help host an MSW airsoft event a while ago. Kid kept a traech and scalpel. Some dude was having chest depression and was having trouble breathing (due to just nornal health issues, not because his throat was closed) and the kid put a traech in after cutting his throat. Not only did he put it in wrong, but he gave the poor dude permanent damage to his throat tissue.
Dont give kids paramedic equipment
At least take a Stop The Bleed course, they're well worth the time
I'm due for a refresher. But yes everyone should take the course.
Just join the army as a medic 😂
Dude stop click bating it’s honestly one of the most annoying things that you won’t be able to sustain
Hes in it for the quick money, not to build a wholesome informative channel.
For the love of god if you aren’t trained to do chest decompression don’t do it.
Don’t buy the pack with those if you aren’t trained on how to use them.
But what if the patient is already dead?
@@wannabecarguythen the screen will fade to black and it'll say GAME OVER
In Australia we’re required to do a first aid and CPR Course in highschool. Pretty much everyone here can do it but not everyone should 😂
@@FFRS110 Im pretty sure needle decompressions werent part of your CPR course.
I had a ars needle that i carried for myself on my kit in a loop on my plate carrier. Guy who did not know what it was took it from me and thought it was a red pen and broke the seal...
As a corpsman i have to say save up and get an ifak. An actually ifak has far more than that. On the civilian side you can get ones that can treat you and 2 other while still being compact and still being capable of treating various grades and types of injuries.
PS: always, even if not included, have some duck tape and triangle bandages. There the most versatile pieces you'll ever have in an injury.
Took The TCCC/CLS course taught by the corpsman learned a lot and it was a good time. Had a dummy that actually squirted blood and made us do cas evacs with it mf was heavy to lol great knowledge to have all around
I bought surplus IFAC bags then researched the hell out of what was needed and expected. I buy everything in bulk and individually. Saved a lot of money ended up with IFAC'S, First aid kits, etc. With enough to stock a small infirmery. Added items like iodine swabs, sutures, silver biotics, antibiotics, clotting compound, iraeli bandaids, bandages, chest seals, etc.. One ifac is severely limited in what you can carry.
Just going through a brief glance it has some stuff I don’t really think is necessary nor does a civilian know how to use like an NPA. On the civilian side of Emergency medicine, that’s a skill for an EMT-B that you have to get written off on before you can pass psycho-motor
@@dananorth895 who you telling lol I just bought a crap ton of bulk items. Especially suture gear, it's fun practicing on meat. Dermabond is something I just start picking up but it's expensive.
@@jazjohnson6063 that's some of the best training you can do brother. My first advanced tccc class I took before my deployment back in the day literally built my confidence through the roof. We did it on sedated terminally ill hogs and when you talk about eyed opener. By the end of the course not one corpsman wasn't rearranging there med bags and adding things that never came to mind.
My agency sent me to North American rescue in Spartanburg SC for med training and it was the best I’ve ever gotten. Y’all need to go there
If anyone wants some NSN numbers for quality North American rescue products let me know. I have countless supplies and various medical bags from extra supplies I use at work. I am a hospital corpsman.
Is it in text or?
Clot pads, the ones the Army gives you. They are adhesive. One of the best inventions ever. You can keep one in each of your back pockets.
Where can you get them as a civilian?
@@RangeDayBro army surplus had them for a while, you could always buy them from someone who can get to CIF.
Are you telling me no one makes them for the civilian market?
I guess not, it looks like a nicotine patch but bigger.
This...
Is a bucket.
As an EMT student I can safely say that building an IFAK and the amount you need is just fucking expensive as fuck. I know how to use basically all of the equipment in an IFAK minus the chest needle decompression cause that’s paramedic I an EMT student was not taught this however on the other hand. What I’ve learned is something that will hopefully save a life and many other along the way I say hopefully cause you can’t save everybody it’s our best to do the best amount of work we can do, sometimes shit happens we can’t prevent death at all it’s something we can’t prevent
I dont recommend doing a needle D on anyone unless its last resort. You can end up in a huge lawsuit if something goes south or you dont place it in the correct position. Best thing to do is chest seal, some sort of recovery position, and to monitor respiratory function until ems arrives
Refuge medical/ refuge training- go get yourself hooked up. Best training I could’ve asked for. Bless anyone who reads this
Most armed forces train you first aid for bigger injuries the first aid will help medics and Sergent for severe injuries and the golden hour of life saving
Will be adding this to my battle belt its been fun building my belt and watching everyone freak out and saying I shouldn't have one when im just enjoying my hobby 😂
@@PlyWooood89 haha cope
Refuge Medical Training, check ‘em out. They also make kits. All made in the USA.
Rule #1: all bleeding eventually stops
If you carry a gun you should also carry basic emergency medical supplies. Just my opinion. If guns come out, people are likely getting shot, and you can’t predict how, when or where something might go down. You need to be ready to take responsibility for what you are prepared to do with your gun, as well as for the aftermath of whatever situation caused you to use it. Seems like an obvious necessity to me. You carry a gun to be responsible for your safety (and the safety of those around you if you so choose) injuries are intrinsically part of that and also simply more likely to be encountered in life regardless of if a gunfight occurs. Its not sexy but its part of taking responsibility for yourself.
Unfortunately after a self defense shooting trying to render aid on someone you shot can be a double edge sword in court. But I do recommend using one for yourself or any bystanders who may have gotten hit by stray rounds or any other accidents that may have happened.
@@precutcheese5930 Wait why is that bad
It make’s more sense to get the medical training before buying medical supplies
I saw a lady jaywalking between moving vehicles. THAT will get you killed.
Which blue force gear refill kit did you buy because the advanced one says it needs medical authorization?
DO NOT BUY ANYTHING WITHOUT TRAINING FIRST AND NOT JUST A RUclips VIDEOS
i know the owner of the company he told about a guy who save his own life with this great gear and great guy too
Saw characters on call of duty with this 😂 the ‘+’ logo looks like a D-pad a controller 😂😂😂
I'd recommend an advanced life saving course, even better if your company pays for it or you can write it off.
You could get one for around $100 I cant just cough up $100 myself but you should never cheap out when it comes to your health
Do not treat other people out of your IFAK. IFAKs are for you!
If you are in combat yes. Thats because everyone will have an IFAK. In a real world scenario this would just be used if someone gets injured. Assuming the person who owns it is not
Looks like the one Warrior poet uses
Small of back medical pouches suck when shooting from position of disadvantage.
Don't believe me? Lay on your back and try shooting downrange. Good luck with that. Not to mention any type of ROM restriction can make it pretty hard to get to, especially for bigger guys.
Ymmv.
I agree with its uselessness without training. But not necessarily useless in combat. If your buddy can use them, sometimes it's a lifesaver if you could just have your own blowout. Same goes for breaching tools like slaps, prybar, cutters, or halligan. Don't have to be the one who's packin' to do the job. You could take them from your buddy and knock the door yourself if you know how to.
I’m an emergency doctor’s kid, I can literally save your life with a ball point pen, razor blade and a couple napkins
Shoulda just built your own. I highly doubt you’re a paramedic and can use that decompression needle lmao.
Hey! Right on pal ! This is honestly something that many people would overlook or neglect to include in their pack of SHTF stuff… Very thoughtful and intelligent of you. Oh and BTW you really do have some F’in sick ass toys and gear 🔥👍🏽
with clickbait like this, i know which channels to avoid in the future.
I mean it really could get you killed if you/someone else don’t know how to properly use medical supplies in a real situation. Click bait or not still some good information
@@jazjohnson6063 no, i was expecting something informative. "have an IFAK" isnt exactly cutting edge information for battlefield life saving.
I used to carry stuff like this it’s just a lot bring around though
I was expecting you to say that the blue parts are IR reflectors and should be covered because a tango with NODs can see it too.
Hell yeah skinny medic🎉
I read this like the “sketti noodle” tik tok sound
The title had me expecting something different.
NCD needle….. I hope you are trained
Bros gonna try and decompress someone’s heart
I gotta agree with everything he says except the save someone else part, at least in the army, it’s an I FAK individual. First aid kit, your battle buddy’s should also have there own but it’s like a tourniquet in that you never give up yours unless absolutely necessary.
I just tell my supply sergeant my ifak is expired and bam new supplies wow
The IFAK is going to get me killed..?
This dude is so click baity... Do not recommend button.
I am IFAK. Yes.
Having medkit will get you killed. I dont get it
Small of the back IFAK is meant to be used on you not another person. Just FYI.
I want to get one just look cool 😎 probably NEVER use it. But cool
Actually, this will save your life
Watches the training but doesn't take the training are very different.
Hehe... FELLOW MILITARY MEDICS SAY AYO!
stage that tourniquet man ..
I was told by a navy corpsman that was in Iraq and Afghanistan to allow Carry 4 tourniquets on you
Refuge Medical Training
Where’d u buy the pack of supplies
So how does this particular ifak pouch kill me?
That’s a crappy IFAC. RTS makes the best IFAC by far
an npa without a bvm? why?
You know what will get you killed? Baiting people. 🤦🏻♂️
Cover up the fluorescent
I admire your building of this IFAK but when you say "potentially help others" i disagree. IFAK if for yourself and no one else regardless of how hurt they are, either use their gear. Or build a second kit (commonly called a "we" fak. Its not selfish, you cant help other if youre hurt.
How much does one cost
Bro I saw those in cod and I thought if was meant to symbolize the dpad on a game controller
Sweet a real medic pouch not some aspirn bag
Where you get tqs
RUclips operators carrying full IFAK's and don't even know what the abbreviation means or understand its mostly for the "squad" they already think they're better than to pull them out. Lock your knees, gentlemen and give garand thumb a big salute on the way up
Pray for peace. How about glory.
Blood and Soil!
Definitely not going to buy that if it's going to get me killed. Lol. Is this video a joke or something?
Put some lotion on ur hands omg
what a blsht. first get training then get the gear lol
I truly don’t get why everyone is so concerned with a tourniquet. It’s a last resort yet such a big deal when you can make one out of anything unless your in the middle of a desert and naked. Chest and head wounds are 35 times more likely to be encountered
Everyone has their opinion and I would never discourage someone from having these conversations but things have changed. Blood lost from extremity wounds and amputations is the most common killer for the battlefield. The concept that a TQ is last resort is not true. In fact, in most cases it’s the first thing you do. Combat medicine has exponentially grown in the past couple years. While a TQ is not a permanent fix, there is usually follow on medical from doctors and surgeons who know hot address the situation. The TQ just keeps you alive.
Given body armor should be covering most the chest your main areas of concern are your arms and legs. If it squirts and is below the shoulder throw a tourniquet on. If it oozes or is above the shoulder stuff with hemo and then throw on a dressing. If it’s oozing and doesn’t need stuffed or is long more than deep then use a pressure dressing. The tourniquet is good for stopping any kind of extremity bleeding even if it’s a little or a lot so it’s reliable and light. All gunfights and gear for them is playing a giant statistics game. Statistically tourniquets are effective for the most common fatal injuries in combat so why not have one or two when all that other stuff is so small it’s easy to carry anywhere.
Click baityyy
Stupid title.
Another annoying bait title and video lol
*yawns in EMT* well good thing I can skip the training on how to use these things
Did you really skip the training though?
@@Man_Emperor_of_Mankind we have to go through classes by our ambulance company on how to reuse these things in scenarios every once in awhile. But We are taught in the academy before we even get hired.
@@mrrichmonddepotknapsack8725like need decompression? i dont remember that being part of the standard
Good for you, now if youre a shooter, start teaching others around you. As the most highly medically trained individual in your group it is your responsibility to train everyone up to the standard and if possible beyond that. Coming from someone that does this shit for a living.
@@punkavaug "Good for you,...start teaching others around you."
Thank you! Most people you know will get into a car accident in their life.
We should start acting like it, imvho.
pointless video
How will one of these help vs a team of 5 lvl4 armored tyrant zombies?
IFAK will not get you killed.
Not knowing how to use it can
Not having one will. That’s the point.
@@RangeDayBrothat makes no sense to the title
@@od4407 the title is click bait. And it worked.
@@Man_Emperor_of_Mankindmost people don't even know what IFAK means and get it as another cosmetic unlock to add for social media. Idk what situation dudes imagine themselves in injured, stopping the bleeding, then getting back up 100% to fight back harder
So.. how does it get you killed?? Oh, right, click bait!