Range FIrst Aid Kit

[vilseinmygarden]

haha, everyone always mix up Swedes and Swiss... but, I think the big pad is a swiss army pad, because I'm a swede, and we don't have that as a first aid... but, lovely video! I liked it alot!

[Matias268]

the green bang is an abdominal/ burn derssing of german army

[GearBuyersGuide]

@Matias268

cool, thanks

[Hiluxtaco]

@GearBuyersGuide Do you remember where you bought that German dressing?

I'd love to try one out...

[GearBuyersGuide]

@Hiluxtaco

CTD, or SG.. one of them catalogs years ago.. in the few pages they sell 'real' surplus .. they were REALLY cheap IIRC or I wouldn't have risked buying them sight unseen

[LC128]

not inpressed at all mate to much crap a first aid kid has one role you dont mix it with tools as a medic my self i think you carry far to much crap 

[GearBuyersGuide]

@LC128

eh.. easy to make a comment, tougher to put together a kit and make a video.. till then your comment will be given it's due respect..

[Jimthemedic]

Large green package is a large, non-adhesive burn-dressing which was in use in The Netherlands

[JoeDurobot]

The large green package is a pack of bandages (not just one pad from what it says) to treat wounds from the swiss army.

It's outdated so I dont think it would still work for that use.

[GearBuyersGuide]

thanks

[919664]

@JoeDurobot well it says that it is (or has been) used for burns.

[yoyoimhome]

where would you get the 6" roll gauze?

[GearBuyersGuide]

we bought them online 9where ever it was cheap at the time)

[weretaler]

the thing you don't open/know is for burning wounds. normally it is a big pad.

[TrollKing2009]

you know that the german dressing you got there is 32 years old right?

[GearBuyersGuide]

nope, how can you tell?

[TrollKing2009]

it says 1977 on that contract number

[GearBuyersGuide]

Hmmm.. I guess that COULD be an indication .. LOL

[DaOneAndOnly3]

I enjoyed the editing you did at the end as well.

[GearBuyersGuide]

thanks, we try to have some fun

[nerves]

Quickly, quickly....Quickly, Quickly...And the "Quickly count" goes on.  :-)

[colwyn25]

i love how you do the fast forward thing at the end hehe

[GearBuyersGuide]

thanks.. glad people like it.. I'm just trying to keep it fun while editing, etc

[Speed00007]

You pretty much have a complete trauma kit. With the gear in your pouch you should be able to plug just about any gun shot wound. The only thing you are missing is a tourniquet and maybe some more gauze. Besides that, at least from where I am standing, its a grade A trauma kit.

[GearBuyersGuide]

thanks.. my concern is that it's overkill on some of the stuff

[GearGuy92]

i suppose as long as you have the right kit to treat a gunshot or shrapnel wound you're ok right?

[TheRomanCandle790]

how much is a decently large kit of good quilety??? this looks like a cool and important project

[GearBuyersGuide]

I think that can depend on a lot of things..

but you can buy pre-made kits from $20 - $200 just depends how large

[orangeampsforever]

good points about zipping back up before you move to another person to work on