Posted: 7/7/2011 9:46:51 AM EDT
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I've been looking at first aid kits and figure I can build a better one than I can buy. Any suggestions are links would be appreciated. Tried doing a search but no luck.
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There should still be a couple threads not yet archived over the past couple of months.
Chinook Medical - Good modules and some military specific PMI - Progressive Medical International - one of the lowest priced full featured medical sites, I use them for 90% of my supplies MFASCO - some good deals, has a lot of safety related gear too School Health.com - The lowest prices on Coverlet bandaids, which are THE BEST bandaids on the planet Galls - EMS gear, and related police gear LCI - government supplier, has some bulk medical supplies like gauze pads at good prices |
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Must not have looked too hard. If you go to Survival discussions, there's a "first aid kit" thread on just about every page. Not sure why they're not here in the gear section, but c'est la vie.
Try this one. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=10&f=18&t=644558 |
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May I make a suggestion?
Instead of just going out and buying a bunch of cool stuff, think about it for a while first. Think about the intended use of the kit. Think about what first aid supplies you actually use right now. Think about what you might find useful in the way of FA supplies in the environment you intend to use it in. Think about your skill, training, and knowledge level. |
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I agree with you need to know what you need for your specific threat and occurances and what is within your realm of knowledge.....On that note here is an excellent source for info with both mil medics and civi paramedics.....
Great Info!!! |
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Per your IM I answered, if you have an Idea of what you want, I can taylor a kit to your exact needs, with out all the crap that comes in a store bought kit.
Just let me know what your needs are. I have a metric butt ton of supplies, kits and stuff and can build a kit based on just about any need. |