One of my items is a space blanket, I purchased a higher end blanket, its bright orange one the outside and has the reflective layer on the inside, these are the better space blankets, they may take a little more space but they are well worth it. Its an improvised shelter, a invaluable tool for hypothermia, and also to help treat shock.
Yup, I dont go into the woods with out it! This stuff does work, but the best treatment is to learn your plants and that way you avoid poison ivy and oak all together. You need to apply this as soon as you can to help stop the reaction. Also make sure you wear gloves to avoid spreading the oils and also cross contamination to other fellow family friends or campers.
This is one kit/pack I would not be with out, main reason is it has QuickClot in it, it also has many other items as well to help in a severe trauma would or issue. NOTE: DO NOT use QuickClot unless you have taken a class or been certified on how to use it. There are tools on their website and resources on the Internet to help you with this. Also be sure to take a first aid class to keep yourself current.
These are cool little packs, has everything you need to treat road rash and those scrapes and cuts you get when you bike ride. Every bike rider should have one on them..
This is my basic little first aid kit, I have expanded on it and have added extra gloves, an emergency whistle several ace bandages and an insect sting treatment. I have also added a CPR mask and mole skin, plus a few extra bandages and hand sanitizer. It also has some OTC meds and I plan on expanding it some more here in the near future.
My kit all folded up, it will barely close. Notice it isnt fancy, just a decent little kit, I have expanded it for my personal needs and you should do the same for yours!!Always be sure to take a first aid course and keep yourself current. I have gone as far as to have my basic and first responder course, I have gotten AED certified and also certified in the use of Celox and QuickClot. These courses cost me nothing but time and the payback is priceless. There really no excuse not to take a first aid class, even if you have to pay a few bucks, the payback is priceless..
One of my items is a space blanket, I purchased a higher end blanket, its bright orange one the outside and has the reflective layer on the inside, these are the better space blankets, they may take a little more space but they are well worth it. Its an improvised shelter, a invaluable tool for hypothermia, and also to help treat shock.
Yup, I dont go into the woods with out it! This stuff does work, but the best treatment is to learn your plants and that way you avoid poison ivy and oak all together. You need to apply this as soon as you can to help stop the reaction. Also make sure you wear gloves to avoid spreading the oils and also cross contamination to other fellow family friends or campers.
This is one kit/pack I would not be with out, main reason is it has QuickClot in it, it also has many other items as well to help in a severe trauma would or issue. NOTE: DO NOT use QuickClot unless you have taken a class or been certified on how to use it. There are tools on their website and resources on the Internet to help you with this. Also be sure to take a first aid class to keep yourself current.
These are cool little packs, has everything you need to treat road rash and those scrapes and cuts you get when you bike ride. Every bike rider should have one on them..
This is my basic little first aid kit, I have expanded on it and have added extra gloves, an emergency whistle several ace bandages and an insect sting treatment. I have also added a CPR mask and mole skin, plus a few extra bandages and hand sanitizer. It also has some OTC meds and I plan on expanding it some more here in the near future.
My kit all folded up, it will barely close. Notice it isnt fancy, just a decent little kit, I have expanded it for my personal needs and you should do the same for yours!!Always be sure to take a first aid course and keep yourself current. I have gone as far as to have my basic and first responder course, I have gotten AED certified and also certified in the use of Celox and QuickClot. These courses cost me nothing but time and the payback is priceless. There really no excuse not to take a first aid class, even if you have to pay a few bucks, the payback is priceless..
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