As a specialized icu nurse and former paramedic I’d say make this your boo-boo kit and keep it in you vehicle and carry a more specialized ifak with two chest seals for entry and exit wounds, your quick clot gauze or just packing gauze. With some gloves and alcohol wipes and keep atleast one tourniquet on your vest for quick acces and in case you need to quickly self applicate.
I’m a Agent in my state I carry a small Bleed control kit on me with everything I need for TECC also a EMR so I have to say I cringed when he showed the my medic kit 😩 I carry two of olaes,NAR ETD, NPA, chest seals vented and non vented, wound pack gauze, combat gauze. Needle D for ALS guys if I have to assist or seriously injured my self. (Also for temp boo boo’s I keep conforming gauze, cravats , 4x4, 4x9, 2x2, quick clot 4x4, and quick clot sponges) all within my Hrt maxim placard
Volunteer medic + highschool student here as well. In my honest opinion, what he is carrying does not make sense tactically and in terms of occupation he is apparently in. 1. Not enough basic trauma life support supplies (Compressed gauze, dressings, small cpr mask is what I consider a "BLS" trauma kit). 2. While MyMedic does a cool job with their packaging. I don't think it's at all appropriate solution for high stress environments, not only are those more packages to open, having things like nitrile glove in packs, carrying electrolyte, blister pack and ointments don't make much sense since A. You can have a much bigger kit in the car with all that stuff, have more room for life saving devices and B. Your primary focus is not first aid as a officer, I'd say 99% the time EMS will arrive very shortly with more advanced interventions to treat the patient. I myself carry 2 Narcan nasal spray (Naloxone hydrochloride 4mg) and/or 3 0.4mg IM naloxone doses with VanishPoint syringes (safer for off-duty use), Hyfin vented chest seals, NAR Cat Gen 7, NAR compressed gauze (just because they are standard issue), basic airway kit (nasopharyngeal airway), maybe pocket bvm depending on my pouch size, maybe couple bandages and gauze pads. I dislike carrying non-life support supplies because A. I'm usually near a commercial building where they have well put together first aid kit which will 100% exceed the contents of any "small kit". B. EMS only takes couple minutes to arrive. He should really consider what he is putting in his kit and how easily they are accessed by one hand and his non-dominant hand.
I agree the chest seal is good and I know he has a TQ on his belt but he has no shears or any hemostatic gauze or gauze at all. Definitely a good boo boo kit but not the best trauma pack especially in a position where he or a squad member may be shot
I'd switch that out for a "blowout kit" "bleed control kit" or an "ifak". I keep a regular first aid kit in the car, but the tourniquet, pair of chest seals, and Israeli bandage gotta be quick and easy to access with both hands
I would imagine that’s way more clutter for minor wounds than you would want in an actual med kit. Take out all the bandaids, burn relief, blister pack, electorates, add in a tourniquet, move the other heavy duty bleed stoppers to the front.
This safety measure deserves 100 % first priority. I sincerely appreciate it and thank you for spreading awareness relating to medicine 💊💊💉 to cope up with emergency situations
*taking notes* big plus it is compact. I would just replace the boo boo bandaids with mini compression bandage and a space blanket to prevent shock. I keep my boo boo kit separate so I can access stuff quickly without rummaging.
Narcan (or Naloxone Hydrochloride - Narcotic Antagonist) may lose effectiveness when stored at higher temperatures (stored for 4+ weeks, consistently above 40C). I've been carrying my Intramuscular and Intranasal variations with me pretty much every single day (If you reside in Vancouver, British Columbia. You know exactly why one would carry it every day). It's not really recommended to carry them on person, especially in black bags/carry cases. Most law enforcement I've spoken to keeps them in the trunk of their vehicle or in glove box (stored inside a protective case that is bright in colour). As for tourniquet, I've seen him show his NAR Gen 7 before, but in the video he mentions RATS tourniquet (which **I** do not recommend for law enforcement or any first responders). - C.A (Highschool student, Volunteer Medic, Lower Mainland, British Columbia). Source: BCEHS handbook (Naloxone - Drug Monographs)
Well, if you wanted it to be usable in field, it would need at least 1 tourniquet, one more chestseal and gauze. Its a good kit but it is not really well equipped for lifethreatening situations. By the way, since this community seems to contain a lot of experts in this area, can somebody explain to me, why celox-a is not a commonly used asset for lifethreatening situations?
Try to buy a surgical kit. You may encounter cartels which have loads and I mean LOADS of firearms and they can fire at one of your limbs and they may get broken. And just in case if a hospital is far away, you can perform surgery on your arm(s) or leg(s)
Most important thing not shown here is having a TQ or 2 especially on the range. Then you can go crazy with the chest seals and hemostats and all that, as long as you train with them and know how to use them when you need em
Can anyone make a list of item that should have to make my medkit complete as to not lack any when I need them? Plus where can I buy those items? Here in Japan the items I collected are just local medicine from local drugstores which I believe is little inferior to those that is in medkit,so I ask I again where can I buy those item from medkit just like what he have in the video?
This kit is better than nothing and I realize this is probably just a sales or sponsorship video… but man these pre made kits are way to expensive when you can build your own for half the cost or less and have more items like number one you need a TQ in there and one for on your body. A second chest seal. We can keep going but you get my point.
Buddy, you need to carry a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet and you'll be set. However, I'll echo some of the other comments. Relegate this to being the "boo-boo" kit and get a real trauma kit. At least it has hemostatic gauze and a chest seal, but you can carry better stuff than just that pack. This pack is great as a starter pack or layman user, not so much for professionals and first responders.
Yall... this is sponsored content. Stop giving him tips on what to carry like this is his actual EDC. Its just an ad for the MyFaK or MyFak mini or something either way it's just an ad for My Medic products and what comes in one of those kits. I'd be surprised if this was actually what he carries. Hence why he said "this is everything I have in THIS SPECIFIC med kit. This med kit is by my medic. Go check em out"
This is just a booboo kit. Where is your packing gauze, chest seals, tourniquet, etc. you should have more in that pack if you are a cop and carry it with you.
Tampons!! Edit: I said tampons before I saw what he had but he actually filled his Ifak with a boo-boo kit😂 only 2 trauma items out of that whole kit💀 one chest seal what if the bullet comes out the back of the body? Where’s the Israeli bandages, Gauze, decompression needle, nasal airway tube, cpr mouth mask, 3M medical tape, more quikclot and more chest seals! Dude really has more bandages than anything else I’d be pissed if i was deploying with him!
@@offimoo9995 i agree i carry Mace for protection and accidentally sprayed myself one time it was 24 hours of pure hell when i took a shower it was worse
I believe it’s for injuries that can’t be treated normally, such as maybe a shot from a shotgun to the chest (very unlikely) I’m pretty sure it’s to stop the bleeding?
@@soulbreakerytA very simple explanation is that chest seals are occlusive dressing that are placed on puncture wounds anywhere on the chest in between the arms and in between the base of the neck and the belly button. The main purpose of a chest seal is to prevent air from entering the area around the lungs, if air builds up it can inhibit the lung’s ability to expand and it leads to a pneumothorax. It doesn’t do anything to control bleeding.
As a specialized icu nurse and former paramedic I’d say make this your boo-boo kit and keep it in you vehicle and carry a more specialized ifak with two chest seals for entry and exit wounds, your quick clot gauze or just packing gauze. With some gloves and alcohol wipes and keep atleast one tourniquet on your vest for quick acces and in case you need to quickly self applicate.
I’m a Agent in my state I carry a small Bleed control kit on me with everything I need for TECC also a EMR so I have to say I cringed when he showed the my medic kit 😩 I carry two of olaes,NAR ETD, NPA, chest seals vented and non vented, wound pack gauze, combat gauze. Needle D for ALS guys if I have to assist or seriously injured my self. (Also for temp boo boo’s I keep conforming gauze, cravats , 4x4, 4x9, 2x2, quick clot 4x4, and quick clot sponges) all within my Hrt maxim placard
Volunteer medic + highschool student here as well. In my honest opinion, what he is carrying does not make sense tactically and in terms of occupation he is apparently in. 1. Not enough basic trauma life support supplies (Compressed gauze, dressings, small cpr mask is what I consider a "BLS" trauma kit). 2. While MyMedic does a cool job with their packaging. I don't think it's at all appropriate solution for high stress environments, not only are those more packages to open, having things like nitrile glove in packs, carrying electrolyte, blister pack and ointments don't make much sense since A. You can have a much bigger kit in the car with all that stuff, have more room for life saving devices and B. Your primary focus is not first aid as a officer, I'd say 99% the time EMS will arrive very shortly with more advanced interventions to treat the patient. I myself carry 2 Narcan nasal spray (Naloxone hydrochloride 4mg) and/or 3 0.4mg IM naloxone doses with VanishPoint syringes (safer for off-duty use), Hyfin vented chest seals, NAR Cat Gen 7, NAR compressed gauze (just because they are standard issue), basic airway kit (nasopharyngeal airway), maybe pocket bvm depending on my pouch size, maybe couple bandages and gauze pads. I dislike carrying non-life support supplies because A. I'm usually near a commercial building where they have well put together first aid kit which will 100% exceed the contents of any "small kit". B. EMS only takes couple minutes to arrive. He should really consider what he is putting in his kit and how easily they are accessed by one hand and his non-dominant hand.
@@chamian1167 if you in high school with that type of knowledge you on the right track bro stay proactive 💪🏽
Build-A-Bear are real cop
I agree the chest seal is good and I know he has a TQ on his belt but he has no shears or any hemostatic gauze or gauze at all. Definitely a good boo boo kit but not the best trauma pack especially in a position where he or a squad member may be shot
bro got a whole health bar in there.
🪦
You gonna end up putting me to the grave 😂😂😂😂😂
@@toker_poker420 LOL
That’s nothing
@@thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960 your nothing, bro could take a joke
I'd switch that out for a "blowout kit" "bleed control kit" or an "ifak". I keep a regular first aid kit in the car, but the tourniquet, pair of chest seals, and Israeli bandage gotta be quick and easy to access with both hands
Curlex gauze, an NPA, and a 14 gauge catheter.
This is a “med kit” for school teacher on a field trip, not for a “cop”
Oh and I recommend at least a SWAT T Tourniquet or use the pouch molle to add a tq holster with a N.A.R CAT tourniquet.
This is a great kit!... If you're cooking in a kitchen...
I would imagine that’s way more clutter for minor wounds than you would want in an actual med kit. Take out all the bandaids, burn relief, blister pack, electorates, add in a tourniquet, move the other heavy duty bleed stoppers to the front.
Do you have any extra weapons you don’t show on camera? Also any other equipment not shown either?
Glowie
This safety measure deserves 100 % first priority. I sincerely appreciate it and thank you for spreading awareness relating to medicine 💊💊💉 to cope up with emergency situations
Bro needs to make merch that says:
“Good question”
*taking notes* big plus it is compact. I would just replace the boo boo bandaids with mini compression bandage and a space blanket to prevent shock. I keep my boo boo kit separate so I can access stuff quickly without rummaging.
No tourniquet?
Doesn’t have to be in the med kit. Probably on his duty belt somewhere. Think.
What about your tourniquet and Narcan? I’m guessing the police department will provide those
Narcan (or Naloxone Hydrochloride - Narcotic Antagonist) may lose effectiveness when stored at higher temperatures (stored for 4+ weeks, consistently above 40C). I've been carrying my Intramuscular and Intranasal variations with me pretty much every single day (If you reside in Vancouver, British Columbia. You know exactly why one would carry it every day). It's not really recommended to carry them on person, especially in black bags/carry cases. Most law enforcement I've spoken to keeps them in the trunk of their vehicle or in glove box (stored inside a protective case that is bright in colour). As for tourniquet, I've seen him show his NAR Gen 7 before, but in the video he mentions RATS tourniquet (which **I** do not recommend for law enforcement or any first responders). - C.A (Highschool student, Volunteer Medic, Lower Mainland, British Columbia). Source: BCEHS handbook (Naloxone - Drug Monographs)
Well, if you wanted it to be usable in field, it would need at least 1 tourniquet, one more chestseal and gauze. Its a good kit but it is not really well equipped for lifethreatening situations. By the way, since this community seems to contain a lot of experts in this area, can somebody explain to me, why celox-a is not a commonly used asset for lifethreatening situations?
I’m surprised they don’t supply you with a tourniquet. In that med kit.
Try to buy a surgical kit. You may encounter cartels which have loads and I mean LOADS of firearms and they can fire at one of your limbs and they may get broken. And just in case if a hospital is far away, you can perform surgery on your arm(s) or leg(s)
I LOVE MY MEDIC!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 great company ❤
Missing the most important thing! You need a tourniquet
You’ve influenced me to get one for my range bag thanks bud 👌🏼
Most important thing not shown here is having a TQ or 2 especially on the range. Then you can go crazy with the chest seals and hemostats and all that, as long as you train with them and know how to use them when you need em
Does your department authorize the use of level iii plates? It would be much better in the event you took one to the vest.
Are all your guns real
@@luispacheco699 it is real
Need to get skin glue in that med kit 😮💨
Can anyone make a list of item that should have to make my medkit complete as to not lack any when I need them?
Plus where can I buy those items? Here in Japan the items I collected are just local medicine from local drugstores which I believe is little inferior to those that is in medkit,so I ask I again where can I buy those item from medkit just like what he have in the video?
Which tourniquet brand do you recommend and why? Thanks 🤘
nar is the only one you should have
did NOT expect medical equipment in the medkit, absolutely shocking
This kit is better than nothing and I realize this is probably just a sales or sponsorship video… but man these pre made kits are way to expensive when you can build your own for half the cost or less and have more items like number one you need a TQ in there and one for on your body. A second chest seal. We can keep going but you get my point.
Can you show us everything in the background? Please
AHHHHHH, I NEED A MEDIC BAG!!!!!!
no rolled gauze or wound packing?
It's the quickclot
Buddy, you need to carry a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet and you'll be set.
However, I'll echo some of the other comments. Relegate this to being the "boo-boo" kit and get a real trauma kit. At least it has hemostatic gauze and a chest seal, but you can carry better stuff than just that pack.
This pack is great as a starter pack or layman user, not so much for professionals and first responders.
Where the injection like thing but more chunky it's like a stim shot just look like it just filled with antibiotics and blood types
No tourniquet? Or is it somewhere more convenient?
"Thank you JohnnyQ I enjoy when you explain these types of small details!"
it is like a asmr it is so good
Can you show your taser please?
What's so important about a taser
Not all cops have a tazer
@@jaimebarter4691 He said he got a taser on his left holder
Do you still do spin art ??
did he used to do spin art?
What does that red and blue light on your vest. Can you please read this I love your channel😊
Its called a Guardian angel it provides better visibility so people can see him at night in dark places
Its called a guardian angel it provides better visibility so people can see him in dark places at night
How long have you been a police officer for
How often do the guns jam?
If there well maintained not much
whats the siren on your shoulder for?
Its called a guardian angel but i know that from him idk what its forr
@@Leonjurki7its a light to provide better visibility in dark areas at night
But where do you put your med kit if your running
Only one chest seal?
Is Possible to buy your med kit the desing is cool and can be very helpfull
How often does your gun jam
They use glocks. I'm assuming they don't jam very often
how many amno is inside of one pistol magazine
Is the vest real
Definitely need a Tourniquet
Go to the station then if your a cop
What shoes do you wear on duty?
Good question
@@Im_JAYDEN thanks bro! I’m hoping he’ll show himself putting them on and we can sneak a peek at his big meaty officer feet.
@@CPhelps1247 Jordans
Where do you get all this cop gear from?
Yall... this is sponsored content. Stop giving him tips on what to carry like this is his actual EDC. Its just an ad for the MyFaK or MyFak mini or something either way it's just an ad for My Medic products and what comes in one of those kits. I'd be surprised if this was actually what he carries. Hence why he said "this is everything I have in THIS SPECIFIC med kit. This med kit is by my medic. Go check em out"
His voice so smooth
What would you do if someone got ahold of you gun and assault rifle
This is just a booboo kit. Where is your packing gauze, chest seals, tourniquet, etc. you should have more in that pack if you are a cop and carry it with you.
agreed. it is odd that I see no serious guaze/wrap but the kit has quick-clot and chest seal
This is something a kid would carry on an airsoft field…..
what gun do u carry in duty
Can someone give me the name of this bague
And the tourniquet ??
where's the tourniquet?
Boo Boo kit for the park with kids or someone on drugs who was looking for a vein..its nice though💙
Half enough chest seals for one application and the biggest thing wrong is no tourniquet. That’s a huge mistake
Day two of asking for what department do you work for??
He works for Columbia Missouri police
@@Deerfield5 thanks I'm going to Columbia now
@@Spines. you really stupid when you can just look his name up why do you want to know so bad
What do you carry in your vest
What inspired you to be a police officer?
The docter has a medkit to heal a stuned person
Why are sirens red and blue
I think I have the same kit
You're gona need it.
Lets ask the real hard hitting question here guys....whats ur favorite flavor or sucker?
Where’s the tour tourniquet?
Have you ever had yo fire your weapon outside the range?
Bc crimes aren’t as publicized as much anymore, how many robberies or hostage situations and stuff like that occur/ how often
Can yo do a police sirens spin art?
What brand are the med kits?
Tourniquet?
I hope he’s not a real cop
What does ifak stand for?
IFAK stands for: Individual First Aid Kit.
This feels like a eBay unboxing video
What about a tourniquet?
No narcan?
have you ever had to go after a kid near school? or just the cops near school?
Show us the sniper in back
You're lying, I've played enough GTA to know you got an ifak that makes you almost invincible. 😘
Satisfying.😮😮
Tampons!!
Edit: I said tampons before I saw what he had but he actually filled his Ifak with a boo-boo kit😂 only 2 trauma items out of that whole kit💀 one chest seal what if the bullet comes out the back of the body? Where’s the Israeli bandages, Gauze, decompression needle, nasal airway tube, cpr mouth mask, 3M medical tape, more quikclot and more chest seals! Dude really has more bandages than anything else I’d be pissed if i was deploying with him!
Nice!
Can u show us your patrolling pov?
Would you rather be tased 150 times throughout academy, OR mace’d 15 times in double the time?
He said in a earlier video he would rather be tazed
@@jaimebarter4691 I’d do the same, mace has long lasting effects.
@@offimoo9995 i agree i carry Mace for protection and accidentally sprayed myself one time it was 24 hours of pure hell when i took a shower it was worse
Try Refuge Medical brother. This is just a boo-boo kit.
Gun tour?
Where’s your tourniquet and celox A? Don’t you need something for bullet wounds?
Do all cops have the same vet
Should get an ifak check out deployed medicine for TCCC classes and Refuge Medical for a bear 3 ifak 👍
Medical supplies
OBVIOUSLY
Me : You look good fully armoured
Him : good question
"Here take this medkit!"
What's a chest seal
I believe it’s for injuries that can’t be treated normally, such as maybe a shot from a shotgun to the chest (very unlikely) I’m pretty sure it’s to stop the bleeding?
@@soulbreakerytA very simple explanation is that chest seals are occlusive dressing that are placed on puncture wounds anywhere on the chest in between the arms and in between the base of the neck and the belly button. The main purpose of a chest seal is to prevent air from entering the area around the lungs, if air builds up it can inhibit the lung’s ability to expand and it leads to a pneumothorax. It doesn’t do anything to control bleeding.
Isn’t it considered wrong or illegal for you as an officer share out information to civilians?
No it is not
why have the clip but also a zipper
Tactical Gatorade
What dose your car look like