skiboarder
SkiBoarder
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- No Ogden
Your in Ogden. Go to smith and Edwards. Back in the surplus dept they have some pretty good bags there.
First aid kit shopping list.....
- Thread starter NYCEGUY01
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NYCEGUY01
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- Willard, UT
I actually tried that...lol
The stuff they had was either way too big or real ratty and used but they still wanted $19 for them... I think they were gas mask bags.
Ive found new shaving bags ( military ) for around $10 so far with shipping.
I would prefer waterproof but I may just put everything in large ziplock freezer bags and then into the canvas bags.
The freezer bags are kinda cool as you can suck all the air out after you close the bag with the little pump.
The stuff they had was either way too big or real ratty and used but they still wanted $19 for them... I think they were gas mask bags.
Ive found new shaving bags ( military ) for around $10 so far with shipping.
I would prefer waterproof but I may just put everything in large ziplock freezer bags and then into the canvas bags.
The freezer bags are kinda cool as you can suck all the air out after you close the bag with the little pump.
Skylinerider
Wandering the desert
- Location
- Ephraim
Here's something that doesn't fit in a kit, but is just as important if not more. I encourage everyone to go take a wilderness first aid or if time and money allow, a wilderness first responder course.
skiboarder
SkiBoarder
- Location
- No Ogden
freezer bags idea is great. What about recreation outlet on Washington Blvd.
NYCEGUY01
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- Location
- Willard, UT
Ill have to try them out.
Ive never been there before.
Still lots of stuff yet to arrive but my kitchen table is starting to look like an emergency room.
Ive never been there before.
Still lots of stuff yet to arrive but my kitchen table is starting to look like an emergency room.
I didn't see any mention of this product, it is intended to take the place of stitches in smaller situations.
I have never used it but people that have say great things, no scars etc. I have some in my jeep.
http://woundseal.com/wp/about-biolife
I was on pritchet one time and a guy ended up under a vehicle, took a pumpkin to his collar bone, I was amazed by how many people had things like vicadian or oxycodone.
Most first aid can be done with things on hand, I carry a decent kit but could see using a torn up shirt and duck tape.
Make sure you replace your gloves every year or so, nothing sucks more than going to do first aid and your gloves falling apart when you put them on.
Remember CPR in real life is not like in Hollywood, very few adults that receive CPR live, especially if difibrillation is not available. (not saying you shouldn't do CPR just saying if you end up doing it, be prepared)
Nathan
I have never used it but people that have say great things, no scars etc. I have some in my jeep.
http://woundseal.com/wp/about-biolife
I was on pritchet one time and a guy ended up under a vehicle, took a pumpkin to his collar bone, I was amazed by how many people had things like vicadian or oxycodone.
Most first aid can be done with things on hand, I carry a decent kit but could see using a torn up shirt and duck tape.
Make sure you replace your gloves every year or so, nothing sucks more than going to do first aid and your gloves falling apart when you put them on.
Remember CPR in real life is not like in Hollywood, very few adults that receive CPR live, especially if difibrillation is not available. (not saying you shouldn't do CPR just saying if you end up doing it, be prepared)
Nathan
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skiboarder
SkiBoarder
- Location
- No Ogden
I've. Used duct tape to seal a wound. Worked better then stitching myself up. OW!!!
NYCEGUY01
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- Location
- Willard, UT
Heres the list I ended up with...
The Kit for the Motorhome is larger and pretty much medical only and has Sam splints, Celox, and even a suture kit... Way overkill for sure.
The kit for the RZR is smaller.
This is what I ended up to keep in my vehicles.
I added a few things for a kinda survival or stuck somewhere kit as well as 1st aid needs.
Much better than any pre- made kit I could find.
I used smaller 20mm ammo cans, 14"long 9" wide and 4" tall. It fits nicely under the rear seat of the truck and under the passenger seat of the Subaru.
They are also very tough and water/air tight.
1 ammonia inhalant.
6 Iodine wipes.
6 Alcohol wipes.
2 Triangle Bandage with safety pins.
10 1" bandaids.
6 Butterfly closures.
5 Super glue packs. liquid stiches.
1 pack tissues.
1 cohesive bandage.
12 4x4 gauze pads/sponges.
2 2" stretch gauze bandage.
1 pressure/Israeli bandage.
6 3x4 sterile bandage.
2 8x10 abdominal pads.
1 1" roll surgical tape.
2 instant cold packs 5x5.
6 pr nitrile gloves.
6 burn crème gel.
6 bacitrine gel
10 Ibuprofen.
10 Aspirin.
10 Electrolyte replacer tabs.
10 Benadryl tab.
5 cough drop.
6 anti-dirahea tab.
1 paramedic scissor.
1 tweezer.
1 1" heavy duty 10' cargo strap.
1 survival blanket.
1 emergency poncho.
1 Large food bar. 2 day supply for 1 person.
8 emergency drinking water bags. 2 day supply for 1 person.
1 lighter.
1 3pk of fire starter fuel.
1 10hr candle.
6 12hr chem lights.
I think that's all of it...lol
Its a bit overboard but once I had the box picked out I figured I might as well fill it up.
With any luck I wont even need to open them up but if I do more stuff has got to be better...
The Kit for the Motorhome is larger and pretty much medical only and has Sam splints, Celox, and even a suture kit... Way overkill for sure.
The kit for the RZR is smaller.
This is what I ended up to keep in my vehicles.
I added a few things for a kinda survival or stuck somewhere kit as well as 1st aid needs.
Much better than any pre- made kit I could find.
I used smaller 20mm ammo cans, 14"long 9" wide and 4" tall. It fits nicely under the rear seat of the truck and under the passenger seat of the Subaru.
They are also very tough and water/air tight.
1 ammonia inhalant.
6 Iodine wipes.
6 Alcohol wipes.
2 Triangle Bandage with safety pins.
10 1" bandaids.
6 Butterfly closures.
5 Super glue packs. liquid stiches.
1 pack tissues.
1 cohesive bandage.
12 4x4 gauze pads/sponges.
2 2" stretch gauze bandage.
1 pressure/Israeli bandage.
6 3x4 sterile bandage.
2 8x10 abdominal pads.
1 1" roll surgical tape.
2 instant cold packs 5x5.
6 pr nitrile gloves.
6 burn crème gel.
6 bacitrine gel
10 Ibuprofen.
10 Aspirin.
10 Electrolyte replacer tabs.
10 Benadryl tab.
5 cough drop.
6 anti-dirahea tab.
1 paramedic scissor.
1 tweezer.
1 1" heavy duty 10' cargo strap.
1 survival blanket.
1 emergency poncho.
1 Large food bar. 2 day supply for 1 person.
8 emergency drinking water bags. 2 day supply for 1 person.
1 lighter.
1 3pk of fire starter fuel.
1 10hr candle.
6 12hr chem lights.
I think that's all of it...lol
Its a bit overboard but once I had the box picked out I figured I might as well fill it up.
With any luck I wont even need to open them up but if I do more stuff has got to be better...
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Tonkaman
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- West Jordan
Sweet kit you ended up with
NYCEGUY01
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- Location
- Willard, UT
After I made up a kit for all my vehicles and one in the trailer and another one for the RZR I made up 5 more decent kits.
my father in law picked up 2 and I have 3 left.
They are in Gallon Ziplock freezer bags.
Im not going into business but I have 3 left available.
Heres the list.
5/ 2 pk Ibuprofen.
5/ 2pk Aspirin.
5/ Cherry cough Drop.
5/ Electrolyte replacer tabs.
2/ 2pk pepto tabs.
10/ Burn gel packs.
10/ Bacitracin gel packs.
1/ Coflex bandage. ( last kit has a pressure bandage instead ).
20/ 1" band-aids.
12/ Iodine swabs.
12/ Alcohol swabs.
20/ 4x4 sponges.
6/ 3x4 pads.
6/ butterfly closures.
1/ Ammonia Inhalant ( smelling salt ).
1/ Triangle bandage w/ safety pins.
2/ Instant cold packs.
1/ 8x10 abdominal pad.
2/ 2" roll stretch gauze.
2/ Super glue ( liquid stiches )
5/ pair nitrile gloves, Large.
1/ box waterproof matches.
1/ 8-10hr candle.
4/ snap lights ( glow sticks ).
1/ fire fuel starter.
1/ lighter.
1/ Emergency blanket. ( last kit will not have blanket )
1/ Emergency rain poncho.
1/ Scissor.
1/ Tweezer.
2/ Emergency drinking water packs. ( last kit will not have water packs ).
$50 each
Im in Willard.
I can also bring to Wendover on the 4th as I will be out there for the race.
my father in law picked up 2 and I have 3 left.
They are in Gallon Ziplock freezer bags.
Im not going into business but I have 3 left available.
Heres the list.
5/ 2 pk Ibuprofen.
5/ 2pk Aspirin.
5/ Cherry cough Drop.
5/ Electrolyte replacer tabs.
2/ 2pk pepto tabs.
10/ Burn gel packs.
10/ Bacitracin gel packs.
1/ Coflex bandage. ( last kit has a pressure bandage instead ).
20/ 1" band-aids.
12/ Iodine swabs.
12/ Alcohol swabs.
20/ 4x4 sponges.
6/ 3x4 pads.
6/ butterfly closures.
1/ Ammonia Inhalant ( smelling salt ).
1/ Triangle bandage w/ safety pins.
2/ Instant cold packs.
1/ 8x10 abdominal pad.
2/ 2" roll stretch gauze.
2/ Super glue ( liquid stiches )
5/ pair nitrile gloves, Large.
1/ box waterproof matches.
1/ 8-10hr candle.
4/ snap lights ( glow sticks ).
1/ fire fuel starter.
1/ lighter.
1/ Emergency blanket. ( last kit will not have blanket )
1/ Emergency rain poncho.
1/ Scissor.
1/ Tweezer.
2/ Emergency drinking water packs. ( last kit will not have water packs ).
$50 each
Im in Willard.
I can also bring to Wendover on the 4th as I will be out there for the race.
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Tonkaman
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- Location
- West Jordan
I've been in need of an adequate first aid kit for some time now. I ordered a medium sized kit from race401 along with a bunch if extras to supplement. I also ordered up several supplies off amazon to fill out the kit so I feel as prepared as necessary for the situations I put my family in. Huge shout out to race401. I ordered my things yesterday afternoon and received it in today's mail! Awesome quality bag and products. And a little excessive on the schwag...
No longer will I feel bad that I don't have burn cream when my daughter picks up the wrong end of a hot poker!
No longer will I feel bad that I don't have burn cream when my daughter picks up the wrong end of a hot poker!