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posted on May, 2 2011 @ 09:42 PM
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shall i keep this fist aid kit or ditch and go for basic which is number two

Contents

* Medical & kit information: 1 x Emergency action notebook, 1 x contents booklet, 1 x First Aid Booklet

* Personal protection: 4 x Antiseptic Wipes, 4 x protective gloves, 1 x CPR Face Shield, 1 x Plastic Biohard Bag, 1 x Biohazrd Sticker

* Essential equipment: 1 x tweezers, 3 x safety pins, 1 x EMT Shears, 1 x Pencil, 1 x Splinter Probe, 1 x Thermometer (not digital)

* Wound treatmeny: 6 x Sterile Gauze Swabs, 6 x Cotton Tips, 6 x Iodine Swabs, 2 x normal saline 30ml, 1 x Curved Sterile Irrigation Syringe (10ml), 2 x Combined Trauma Dressing (9 x 20cm), 2 x Green Soap Scrub Sponge, 3 x Sterile Wound Closure Strips, 3 x Tincture Benzoin Swabstick, 1 x Paw Paw ointment

* Wound cover & bandaging: 1 x Elastic Gauze Bandage (5.0cm x 4m), 1 x Elastic Gauze Bandage (7.5cm x 4mm), 1 x Crepe Badage 10cm (light), 1 x Crepe Bandage (High quality elastic) (10cm x 4cm), 20 x Flexible Bandage Strips, 2 x Knuckle Dressings, 2 x Finger Tip Dressings, 3 x Absorbent Non-adherent Dressing (7.2 x 5cm), 2 x Absorbent Non-adherent dressing (10 x 8cm), 2 x Triangular Bandage, 4 x Waterproof Dressing (6 x 7cm), 2 x Waterptroof Dressing (10 x 12cm), 2 x Waterproof Island Dressing, 2 x Eye Pad, 1 x Adhesive Tape, 1 Athletic Tape

* Blister & burn: 1 x Burn Aid gel sachet, 2 x Open Weave Adhesive Dressing (10x 25cm), 1 x Moist Burn Pad (10 x 10cm), 1 x Hydro gel dressing, 1 x Foam Adhesive Support (10cm), 1 x Aloa Vera

* Survival: 1 x Thermal (space) Blanket


Contents

* Medical & kit information: Emergency Action Card

* Personal protection: 2 x Antiseptic Wipes

* Wound treatmeny: 2 x Sterile Gauze Swabs, 1 x Cotton Tips, 3 x Iodine Swabs

* Wound cover & bandaging: 1 x Elastic Gauze Bandage (5.0cm x 4m), 10 x Flexible Bandage Strips, 1 x Knuckle Dressings, 2 x Absorbent Non-adherent Dressing (7.2 x 5cm)

* Blister & burn: 1 x Burn Aid gel sachet


i got both of them as my wife got the 2nd one for my bob while i got the first one



posted on May, 2 2011 @ 10:07 PM
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If you can afford more then by a real good med. to big kit if not maybe you can by a few things at a time maybe even on sale but I got more than that in my first aid kit. If something bad happens you want to have a good first aid kit because if you get a scratch and it gets infected while out in the elements you could get real sick and maybe even die.
edit on 2-5-2011 by FarBeyondDriven69 because: it was my fingers I swear!



posted on May, 2 2011 @ 10:22 PM
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Keep the first one, as it has more tools of use. Or you might want to merge the second one with the first. Such as the info card(easier read in an emergency) and other things that may not be present in the first.



posted on May, 3 2011 @ 10:41 PM
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I would take both of them and combine them, and make them fit in your bob. First Aid, med. treatment will be a huge deciding factor in the success of your survival. I personally have the S.T.O.M.P. II medical bag with a bunch of my own extras in it. I keep it right next to the bob, and will never leave home without it. It also pays to take a first responders course, or study a combat life savers course book. The knowledge for giving a proper I.V. will be paramount.



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