This is a very comprehensive medical bag. One thing that was not directly mentioned in this video was that it is very important to know how to use this kit before you have to. This kit isn't for the person without training to use most of this gear. Get real-world training before getting this kit. But this is such a great company, and I truely hope they go far! Great video!
Great video! This gave me some ideas on how to set up my detachable kit. I currently just have the bag with nothing in it waiting to get filled. Thanks! Keep them coming!
A very well thought through pack. About the only thing that is obviously missing is a small, portable defibrillator( $$$ !! ). One might also want to bulk up on the everyday meds, boo boo supplies and buy a BAG of Talon gloves. Instead of carrying bulky reference books I would instead download a huge reference library onto a cheap E reader, Kindle etc. A well prepared person would already have the means to keep it solar charged etc
Yo awesome bag love the pullout pouches. But seriously, a kit of this size with no diagnostic equipment? No PulseOx, stethoscope/bp cuff, glucose meter? You cant fix a long term injury in the austere environment if you don't know what it is.
Only thing missing are little labels , especially on pull out bags. Would be nice to have labels like "trauma kit" , if you have to tell somebody who's not familiar with the pack. Lot easier to open it up and glance on label.
For sure this kit is nice, but obviously not put together correctly. Chest seals in the 2nd tier? Most definitely needs to be in the trauma kit with the bleed control stuff
Happy fourth! For what they give you this is a pretty dammed good deal. If nothing else a trauma bag is s great thing to keep around especially If you do a lot of highway driving. Blood loss management tools and emergency splints with tournaquets will put you miles ahead of the capabilities of police first responders the bigger bag has just about everything an ambulance would be willing to use on someone at an accident scene. The emergency airway management kit would likely keep someone alive longer than it would take ems to get there too. Too rich for my blood but being they list everything I know those two kits would be excellent to have in my emergency trauma bag.
There should be a book that tells you where everything is like a map of the backpack so somebody that has never used it can find stuff alot faster and it should give a qiuck description on what to use and how to use the stuff for certain injuries
prabhjot123456789 That was one of my suggestions, and they now have a sheet you can print off their website telling you where everything is at a glance.
Another EMT and I'm very impressed!... I've been searching for a new bag, both empty and stocked, for several months now and this is by far the best that I've seen. It's also the only one I would actually remove some supplies from. As far as being an EMT, I really dont have need for the books, but a cervical collar would be nice. Great Job guys!
NCGUNS That is absolutely true for some of the stuff, but much does not have an expiration date, and you can't necessarily know when to buy the stuff to be sure to have it when you need it.
The medication is about the only stuff with a real expiration date, maybe the quick clot too. I heard mixed things about it actually expiring, either way we replaced them every year. The tools and such is not guaranteed sterile past that date. But as long as the package isnt torn open it will be good. Worst case you disinfect it real quick before using it.
I got very lucky on building my bag. I only spent $700 on my bag. It took over a year to build. The amount of supplies I have are all name brand and in total well over $1300 if I paid in stores. I found a cheap medical supply store and also got tons of gear for a super cheap price at a flea market near me. I was getting high quality name brand items for very cheap prices. I got a $50 pulse oximeter for only $5. I paid cents for all my gauze and gauze rolls. If anyone is looking for gear or gauze, a flea market can be a good place. The people there don't know what they're selling sometimes.
The amount of objects I would jam in the wrong orifices... Hopefully that extensive medical kit comes with tutorials! I was wondering though, how does the kit deal with infection mentioned at the beginning? Maybe I missed it but I didn't see anything about antibiotics or anything like that, outside of prevention.
I really like the concept of this bag, but from my medical experience, I can say that one thing really lacks in trauma packs: Medical supplies for burn wounds. Because it needs the biggest amount of medical supplies. it also lacks some liquids for fluid resuscitation like basic saline. Saline is one of the most important thing in trauma care and needs to be added. Antibiotics will be great but pretty much impossible to put in. Edit: Where is the stethoscope, it's way more important than some forceps. Anyway, good video
MrSnakedHD "Antibiotics will be great but pretty much impossible to put in." Fish antibiotics come off the same line that ones intended for humans do. I am not familiar with the shelf lives of them though but I would assume they should be swapped out periodically.
You guys did a great job best kit I've seen Im proud of my kit but this ones unreal and hell ya 1800 bucks wish I had that kind of money it would be well spent aloha
$1,600?! Thats kinda steep for most people considering medical supplies expire in 2-3 years. For most people I would recommend a kit called the MedPak by a company called LifePod (sold on amazon) the highest quality best put together kit I have bought, and I have bought many by the likes of AMK AMP-3 and none come close in quality contents or price.
Sad to see a good business go out of business had a quality product the only other one like this I have seen is doom and bloom family medical bag. Hope the guys are doing good tho
I was about to say, "wait, no AEG?" (automated external defibrillator) but I remember that would make the kit much more expensive. Maybe a convenient way to carry one?
Damn man, about 6-7 months ago I looked into these bags, and wanted one. Well, finally having the money to get one, I went looking for them, but couldnt remember the name. Stumbled across this video again by accident, and now I hear they are kaput. Well, know any decent alternatives?
Logan Cressler Doom and Bloom sells medical kits. Also, check out Analytical Survival RUclips page. he has a great video on a medical kit he constructed. I made my own kit. as the money comes available, I purchase more supplies. my big kit is stored in an Army M17 bag, which is approximately $30.
Very nice kit. I would just suggest maybe labeling the smaller pack uses. If you have to recruit help from someone that is not familiar with your gear, labels may save some valuable time. Nicely done though. Gives me good ideas for my setup.
Steel Talon For the reason I mention at the end of the video- it can sometimes be easier to find someone with the skills than find someone who has the gear. Think especially of extended SHTF- do you think that surgeon in your neighborhood might hoard the stuff he's keeping for his family? Do you think he'd be happy to help you if you supply the stuff?
This also applies to a small kit you keep in your car. Even if you don't know how to use all of it. If you come upon an accident, chances are someone there will but won't have any equipment.
NFSMWcrazy The books that come with the kit are good starts. Red Cross centers across the country have alot of courses/classes as well if you search EMT classes for your state you can find similar things to www.gsems.org/courses/ems-courses that cover most major issues. As for the day to day stuff like he says in the video your going to want the reference material because you may not be able to remember it all every time.
Matt Google first aid classes, as well as combat casualty classes in your area. You would be surprised at how prevalent the information is especially if you live in or near a major metro.
Basic EMT course, A lot of these tactical schools also teach medical courses. Do a search for medical classes in your local area or join the military 👍🏻
well now thats overprice thing 1,685,00$ for iasha aid bag, to buy this in my country i have to work allmost a year to buy such a fancy stuff, any way greate video
Nice but imo you either know how to use all that stuff and hence this will be useful or you already have access to the stuff or you have no idea how to use them and won't know what to do if you ever have the need to open the kit
Kang Va For the reason I mention at the end of the video- it can sometimes be easier to find someone with the skills than find someone who has the gear. Think especially of extended SHTF- do you think that surgeon in your neighborhood might hoard the stuff he's keeping for his family? Do you think he'd be happy to help you if you supply the stuff?
Hi, Id Just like to let everyone know I've been in contact with David from DB Arms regarding these Brilliant pieces of equipment, I found the customer service Outstanding I would, without hesitation,highly recommend dealing with this company they went over and above to help me with my enquiries their speed of response and professionalism was a delight to behold even though I was unable to order the full kit due to shipping costs (I'm from the UK) pushing the cost well out of my price range David was still happy to help me out , If you are looking for a one stop,fully equipped top of the range medical kit look no further you wont find better than this. "TRUST ME I'M A MEDIC!!!"
that kit is mostly for show, and put together by an inexperienced medic , hate to say it but its the truth.. and not shure what they are charging for it but anyone with any real experience can set up something with more capabilities for a fraction of the cost..
"It doesn't have to be a zombie apocalypse of the end of the world for you to end up with out access to medical care"..... Yeah? It's called being just poor enough to not be able to afford medical insurance, but make too much to qualify for medicare IN THE UNITED STATES. Medicare for all..... Nice pack of course, might want one at some point, but you had to see this comment coming when you said that, right?
None of this kit is for long term care. Everything in this kit can be found in any ER, which by law are required to treat everyone regardless of ability to pay.
Not impressed! There is a lot of "stuff" in this kit, but it is poorly organized, and the wrong or missing materials. It appears to be design by a person with no real medical training, just watched a bunch of RUclips videos by real medics, and threw together a kit. And is charging way too much money. That is not to say there isn't a lot of good stuff in this kit. If you're building this case for Remote Medicine, you need to have materials to keep you patient stable until evacuation after you initially treat them. Not there! If you are treating a trauma patient (GSW, Blast Injuries, Inhalation injuries, falls, crushing injuries, etc.) than the kit fails at that too. How about burns? And the most used items are sick call and minor injuries. Lacking in this department also. Using bottles and tubes of fluids and medicines are not the best way to transport these items. Not to mention, it's a waste of space. And with your huge bag, where is your traction splint? What are you going to do with the Magill Forceps without a laryngoscope? This kit doesn't even have a stethoscope or BP Cuff. There are better videos, by real medical personnel, on RUclips that will give you better information on building your kit. Remember, First Do No Harm! Get the medical training and build your kit to your level of skills.
“Fly by night” refers to companies selling sham products with the intent to close down before customers become wise. This is simply another failed business due to not selling enough to sustain themselves.
Love the excited look on his face as he goes on and on. Giddy kid :-)
This is a very comprehensive medical bag. One thing that was not directly mentioned in this video was that it is very important to know how to use this kit before you have to. This kit isn't for the person without training to use most of this gear. Get real-world training before getting this kit. But this is such a great company, and I truely hope they go far! Great video!
Great video! This gave me some ideas on how to set up my detachable kit. I currently just have the bag with nothing in it waiting to get filled. Thanks! Keep them coming!
As a street medic for 20yrs and avid outdoorsman, they did a amazing job with that kit! I want one !
The best medical kit that I ever saw!
He forgot the kitchen sink..lol
Nice setup.
Extremely well thought out. I've started saving-this is a must get.
A very well thought through pack. About the only thing that is obviously missing is a small, portable defibrillator( $$$ !! ). One might also want to bulk up on the everyday meds, boo boo supplies and buy a BAG of Talon gloves. Instead of carrying bulky reference books I would instead download a huge reference library onto a cheap E reader, Kindle etc. A well prepared person would already have the means to keep it solar charged etc
Yo awesome bag love the pullout pouches. But seriously, a kit of this size with no diagnostic equipment? No PulseOx, stethoscope/bp cuff, glucose meter? You cant fix a long term injury in the austere environment if you don't know what it is.
He opens the first section of the bag and already you know its vastly better than the average med kit.
Only thing missing are little labels , especially on pull out bags. Would be nice to have labels like "trauma kit" , if you have to tell somebody who's not familiar with the pack. Lot easier to open it up and glance on label.
Bald&curious It's a great point, and I talk about that in part 2.
For those who are wondering yes it costs 1800 dollars.
But it seems to be worth it.
maybe thats why they are out of buisness. lol
1911Shields you kidding?!?!?!? There are some packs 3 times as much for half the stuff
You should shop around more.
For sure this kit is nice, but obviously not put together correctly. Chest seals in the 2nd tier? Most definitely needs to be in the trauma kit with the bleed control stuff
I feel like if I have this kit,I might be able to survive an apocalypse, good kit!
Perfect for the prepper/ militia.
I will getting these packs
Happy fourth! For what they give you this is a pretty dammed good deal. If nothing else a trauma bag is s great thing to keep around especially If you do a lot of highway driving. Blood loss management tools and emergency splints with tournaquets will put you miles ahead of the capabilities of police first responders the bigger bag has just about everything an ambulance would be willing to use on someone at an accident scene. The emergency airway management kit would likely keep someone alive longer than it would take ems to get there too. Too rich for my blood but being they list everything I know those two kits would be excellent to have in my emergency trauma bag.
Splits and tourniquets miles ahead of 1st responders? Are you joking? I don't know a med bag in existence without those very basic supplies ..
It would be good to make a video series showing how to use each individual product in the bag.. I bet it would get lots of views
There should be a book that tells you where everything is like a map of the backpack so somebody that has never used it can find stuff alot faster and it should give a qiuck description on what to use and how to use the stuff for certain injuries
prabhjot123456789 That was one of my suggestions, and they now have a sheet you can print off their website telling you where everything is at a glance.
Damn, I'm an EMT and don't think we carry that much stuff : p
I agree we might have more comprehensive pain meds and evac tools but I'm really immpressed XD
Same here, this bag is amazing lol
Another EMT and I'm very impressed!... I've been searching for a new bag, both empty and stocked, for several months now and this is by far the best that I've seen. It's also the only one I would actually remove some supplies from. As far as being an EMT, I really dont have need for the books, but a cervical collar would be nice. Great Job guys!
You never know when there is a plane crash and you are the 1st responder.
Bro your a moving hospital great work
Amazing amount of supplies only downside is all this have a expiration date
NCGUNS That is absolutely true for some of the stuff, but much does not have an expiration date, and you can't necessarily know when to buy the stuff to be sure to have it when you need it.
The medication is about the only stuff with a real expiration date, maybe the quick clot too. I heard mixed things about it actually expiring, either way we replaced them every year. The tools and such is not guaranteed sterile past that date. But as long as the package isnt torn open it will be good. Worst case you disinfect it real quick before using it.
Link in description dosent lead to anything...is company out of business now?
Check out SkinnyMedic. He has all of this stuff for cheap.
Very well thought out bag holy
they should have added a one way valve that you can use with the BVMs mask and get rid of the one time use mouth barrier.
Very nice and expensive. Need to save up for a long time for this one but I'm sure it's worth it.
BADASS but where is the space to add IV fluids and supplies?
I got very lucky on building my bag. I only spent $700 on my bag. It took over a year to build. The amount of supplies I have are all name brand and in total well over $1300 if I paid in stores. I found a cheap medical supply store and also got tons of gear for a super cheap price at a flea market near me. I was getting high quality name brand items for very cheap prices. I got a $50 pulse oximeter for only $5. I paid cents for all my gauze and gauze rolls. If anyone is looking for gear or gauze, a flea market can be a good place. The people there don't know what they're selling sometimes.
The amount of objects I would jam in the wrong orifices... Hopefully that extensive medical kit comes with tutorials!
I was wondering though, how does the kit deal with infection mentioned at the beginning? Maybe I missed it but I didn't see anything about antibiotics or anything like that, outside of prevention.
I really like the concept of this bag, but from my medical experience, I can say that one thing really lacks in trauma packs: Medical supplies for burn wounds.
Because it needs the biggest amount of medical supplies. it also lacks some liquids for fluid resuscitation like basic saline.
Saline is one of the most important thing in trauma care and needs to be added. Antibiotics will be great but pretty much impossible to put in.
Edit: Where is the stethoscope, it's way more important than some forceps.
Anyway, good video
MrSnakedHD "Antibiotics will be great but pretty much impossible to put in."
Fish antibiotics come off the same line that ones intended for humans do. I am not familiar with the shelf lives of them though but I would assume they should be swapped out periodically.
A Very well thought out kit, (Yes its not optimly stored) but hey its all in there.
Do you have a contents list?
"..This is our bigger bag, this is our smaller bag.."
LOL Too easy!!!... ~=D
You guys did a great job best kit I've seen Im proud of my kit but this ones unreal and hell ya 1800 bucks wish I had that kind of money it would be well spent aloha
I'd replace the water purification tabs with a Katadyn hiker pro. As the tabs become toxic once they expire
Can't find this anywhere on the internet. How can I find and purchase?
$1,600?! Thats kinda steep for most people considering medical supplies expire in 2-3 years. For most people I would recommend a kit called the MedPak by a company called LifePod (sold on amazon) the highest quality best put together kit I have bought, and I have bought many by the likes of AMK AMP-3 and none come close in quality contents or price.
anyway to get a hold of one still or is it kinda put it yourself deal
Wow that thing is amazing I would get one of those if I the world was gonna end or if there was a zombie apocalypse
Sad to see a good business go out of business had a quality product the only other one like this I have seen is doom and bloom family medical bag. Hope the guys are doing good tho
Is db arms still in business? I'm just curious because I can't find anything about them.
I was about to say, "wait, no AEG?" (automated external defibrillator) but I remember that would make the kit much more expensive. Maybe a convenient way to carry one?
huntingmachine1 lol you can add on about 2500 to the cost of the bag then....
Damn man, about 6-7 months ago I looked into these bags, and wanted one. Well, finally having the money to get one, I went looking for them, but couldnt remember the name. Stumbled across this video again by accident, and now I hear they are kaput. Well, know any decent alternatives?
Logan Cressler Doom and Bloom sells medical kits. Also, check out Analytical Survival RUclips page. he has a great video on a medical kit he constructed. I made my own kit. as the money comes available, I purchase more supplies. my big kit is stored in an Army M17 bag, which is approximately $30.
Very nice kit. I would just suggest maybe labeling the smaller pack uses. If you have to recruit help from someone that is not familiar with your gear, labels may save some valuable time.
Nicely done though. Gives me good ideas for my setup.
Just watched part 2. They labeled that one.
For all I do these packs would be awesome, but sadly way to expensive. Hope they go down a bit
How much it cost one of these bag with all includes, with all medication???
Two words OUT STANDING
Did these guys go out of business because their website goes to link that's not there anymore
Any information of the extortion strap can't find them any where looks to be made from tubular webbing
Thanks so awesome with all that in there
Just wondering, but what language does the names of the packs come from
Why buy $1,800 worth of medical gear if you're not trained to even use most of it?
Steel Talon For the reason I mention at the end of the video- it can sometimes be easier to find someone with the skills than find someone who has the gear. Think especially of extended SHTF- do you think that surgeon in your neighborhood might hoard the stuff he's keeping for his family? Do you think he'd be happy to help you if you supply the stuff?
Steel Talon All the more reason to train yourself in it's use. A medical skill-set is an absolute must.
Makes sense. Thanks.
This also applies to a small kit you keep in your car. Even if you don't know how to use all of it. If you come upon an accident, chances are someone there will but won't have any equipment.
+Steel Talon Just play DayZ and there you go. You know how.
Amazing!!
I can't find those kits at the site you have listed just guns.
now that you have all of that stuff how do you learn how to use all of it?
NFSMWcrazy The books that come with the kit are good starts. Red Cross centers across the country have alot of courses/classes as well if you search EMT classes for your state you can find similar things to www.gsems.org/courses/ems-courses that cover most major issues. As for the day to day stuff like he says in the video your going to want the reference material because you may not be able to remember it all every time.
Why is there no Stethoscope, and BP cuff? Good luck justifying the use of a chest decompression without having a stethoscope.
How would you go about finding a place to learn how to use the wide verity of stuff in this?
Matt Google first aid classes, as well as combat casualty classes in your area. You would be surprised at how prevalent the information is especially if you live in or near a major metro.
Basic EMT course, A lot of these tactical schools also teach medical courses. Do a search for medical classes in your local area or join the military 👍🏻
... that last one might be a bit extreme just to learn how to use a med pack lol
Matt Look at this way, They will even pay YOU to learn.
How much WITHOUT the stock. Just the bag?\
If you are still looking for one, email me
joe@bearpawtacmed.com
Just went to the DB arms website and no where on there does it show these kits. Kinda disappointed. I've emailed and waiting a response.
Get a better put together one here:
bearpawtacmed.com
How do you go about getting that bag? Just the bag.
Email me joe@bearpawtacmed.com
Where to buy it
well now thats overprice thing 1,685,00$ for iasha aid bag, to buy this in my country i have to work allmost a year to buy such a fancy stuff, any way greate video
Does not really exist too bad. Only if they were truly real and existed I would have gotten them. Great videos though.
First thing I would junk is anything in plastic bottles, good wad way to have a kit ruined in the event of rough handling.
Nice but imo you either know how to use all that stuff and hence this will be useful or you already have access to the stuff or you have no idea how to use them and won't know what to do if you ever have the need to open the kit
Kang Va For the reason I mention at the end of the video- it can sometimes be easier to find someone with the skills than find someone who has the gear. Think especially of extended SHTF- do you think that surgeon in your neighborhood might hoard the stuff he's keeping for his family? Do you think he'd be happy to help you if you supply the stuff?
alot of money for everyday purchased items although i would love to own a kit like that i know i can get away with for lower cost
Hi, Id Just like to let everyone know I've been in contact with David from DB Arms regarding these Brilliant pieces of equipment, I found the customer service Outstanding I would, without hesitation,highly recommend dealing with this company they went over and above to help me with my enquiries their speed of response and professionalism was a delight to behold even though I was unable to order the full kit due to shipping costs (I'm from the UK) pushing the cost well out of my price range David was still happy to help me out , If you are looking for a one stop,fully equipped top of the range medical kit look no further you wont find better than this.
"TRUST ME I'M A MEDIC!!!"
Anyone know the name of that smaller bag?
Where can i get one?
Check out SkinnyMedic. He has the exact same stuff for great prices
'MERICA!!!!!!
when will there website be back up?
+Todd Mosely Sadly, it looks like they've gone out of business. :(
That's a shame.
I feel like I'm forgetting how to say Z and words with Z in them in my dialect because I hear people in the U.S say it more. Seems good things though.
Wamp wamp looks all good until you see the price
where do u buy it?
Noob Gameing Link is in the video description as promised.
And you get way more water than with a few tabs
first!!!
Try to get this through Airport security, I dare you.
that kit is mostly for show, and put together by an inexperienced medic , hate to say it but its the truth.. and not shure what they are charging for it but anyone with any real experience can set up something with more capabilities for a fraction of the cost..
I'm not SURE, what you mean, what aspects are you suggesting are just for show?
this would be great if you could actually buy it...
How much money is it
Suburban Survivalist Click the link in the video description or watch part 2 where I discuss the prices. ;)
almost perfect, they forgot to add something for snake bites.
@@MrJedi5150 no constricting band. Keep the patient calm, keep the wound lower than the heart and evacuate to a hospital.
Gana buy it
DB web page its down :(
I'm sorry I'm on a budget I can't afford that
"It doesn't have to be a zombie apocalypse of the end of the world for you to end up with out access to medical care"..... Yeah? It's called being just poor enough to not be able to afford medical insurance, but make too much to qualify for medicare IN THE UNITED STATES. Medicare for all..... Nice pack of course, might want one at some point, but you had to see this comment coming when you said that, right?
None of this kit is for long term care. Everything in this kit can be found in any ER, which by law are required to treat everyone regardless of ability to pay.
Most Everything at wrong Place , Can Not belive It
Is DB arms stil in buisness?
Unfortunately, no.
:(
Not impressed! There is a lot of "stuff" in this kit, but it is poorly organized, and the wrong or missing materials. It appears to be design by a person with no real medical training, just watched a bunch of RUclips videos by real medics, and threw together a kit. And is charging way too much money. That is not to say there isn't a lot of good stuff in this kit. If you're building this case for Remote Medicine, you need to have materials to keep you patient stable until evacuation after you initially treat them. Not there! If you are treating a trauma patient (GSW, Blast Injuries, Inhalation injuries, falls, crushing injuries, etc.) than the kit fails at that too. How about burns? And the most used items are sick call and minor injuries. Lacking in this department also. Using bottles and tubes of fluids and medicines are not the best way to transport these items. Not to mention, it's a waste of space. And with your huge bag, where is your traction splint? What are you going to do with the Magill Forceps without a laryngoscope? This kit doesn't even have a stethoscope or BP Cuff. There are better videos, by real medical personnel, on RUclips that will give you better information on building your kit. Remember, First Do No Harm! Get the medical training and build your kit to your level of skills.
Build a bag yourself and it will be way cheaper.
carlos manzo Not at regular retail prices. I talk about this in Part 2.
This company is out of business
Just another fly by night company....they are not even in business anymore
“Fly by night” refers to companies selling sham products with the intent to close down before customers become wise. This is simply another failed business due to not selling enough to sustain themselves.