or backpacking?
a good first aid bag of any sorts? or any type of survival bag? granted the survival would only be applicable to people on multiple day hikes (or in less than familiar surroundings)
I've been thinkin here recently that I need to put one together for myself when I head out into the woods. Seems first aid would be more useful for hunters, but I like the idea of a small case for survival as well.
anyhow, I'd like some input here as to what to pack into it.
FIRST AID
1.) Quickclot
2.) length of surgical tubing
3.) Dermabond (or hell, I've used superglue in an emergency)
4.) Military battle dressings (since I have some left over) or womens pads (don't laugh, they're made for absorbing a ton of blood)
5.) ACE bandage
6.) Med Tape
7.) duct tape
8.) Iodine solution
9.) Trauma shears
10.) tweezers
11.) various meds, anti-inflammitories, anti-histamines, etc
seems like all this would fit in a relatively small pouch or bag and while a bother most times, would be invaluable when needed
anyone else?
a good first aid bag of any sorts? or any type of survival bag? granted the survival would only be applicable to people on multiple day hikes (or in less than familiar surroundings)
I've been thinkin here recently that I need to put one together for myself when I head out into the woods. Seems first aid would be more useful for hunters, but I like the idea of a small case for survival as well.
anyhow, I'd like some input here as to what to pack into it.
FIRST AID
1.) Quickclot
2.) length of surgical tubing
3.) Dermabond (or hell, I've used superglue in an emergency)
4.) Military battle dressings (since I have some left over) or womens pads (don't laugh, they're made for absorbing a ton of blood)
5.) ACE bandage
6.) Med Tape
7.) duct tape
8.) Iodine solution
9.) Trauma shears
10.) tweezers
11.) various meds, anti-inflammitories, anti-histamines, etc
seems like all this would fit in a relatively small pouch or bag and while a bother most times, would be invaluable when needed
anyone else?