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Old 04-06-2008, 05:42 PM
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I don't know about any of you guys, but I carry daily two trauma kits. One kit causes trauma(my gun), and one relives trauma(med kit). With todays advances in medical knowledge and technology, you can get a life saving pocket sized kit for a reasonable price. I carry a TMP(Tactical Medical Products)Tac-Pac QC, with quick clot. At the size of a large wallet, and only $33. I think my life is worth the hassle of carrying something else around in my pockets. As they say, when seconds count medical personal are only minutes away.
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It is a good idea to carry a good first aid kit and it is also a good idea to get some medical training. Take a class or volunteer to work in an emergency Room.
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Old 04-06-2008, 07:52 PM
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I was asked in another forum what was in the kit I carried so I will go ahead and post it here as well

The kit I mentioned be for is from Tactical Medical Packs.
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I would recommend the one with the Quick Clot it is only 4-5 bucks more. If you never have never herd of QC before, it is a hemostat agent in a sponge to help the blood clot rapidly. It was redesigned recently to be cooler(102deg.) than its predecessor, so If you buy the QC separately make sure it comes in the white package. I have bought mine through Cop Quest on line for $33. It also comes vacuum sealed, but can be opened to consolidate or add to. I have also got the battle pack in my back pack witch is always near me I will list those contents also. The only thing I would put in the Tac-Pac would be a chest seal to prevent a sucking chest would, since that is a likely place to get shot. Other than that it should be more than enough.

TAC-PACK QC $33
INDICATIONS:

The Tac-Pack® QC™ is intended for the emergency treatment of open or bleeding wounds, gunshot wounds, stab wounds, explosive trauma, and certain smoke & dust conditions.

CONTENTS:

Latex-Free Gloves
Roll Bandage
Gauze
Abdominal Pad
N-95 Respirator Mask
Triangular Bandage
Tap
Occlusive Dressing
CPR Microshield
25gram Quick Clot® Sponge



INDIVIDUAL BATTLE PACK $89
with Quick Clot®

INDICATIONS:
The INDIVIDUAL BATTLE PACK™ is intended for the emergency treatment of wounds or injuries sustained during Combat/Tactical Operations to include: open or bleeding wounds, gunshot wounds, stab wounds, and explosive trauma.

CONTENTS:
Latex-Free Gloves
Compression Bandage
TK-4 One Handed Tourniquet
Chest Seal
Combat Medic Pre-Cut Rolled Duct Tape
50gr. Quick-Clot.
Compressed Gauze 4.1 yds
Medical 5.25" Scissors

The Pluse version $112 is for trained persons only and comes with all the above plus...

Nasopharyngeal Airway w/Lubricant
10 Gauge Angio-Catheter
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Old 04-06-2008, 08:29 PM
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Good idea, thanks for sharing it with us.
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it's a good idea. I've been thinking about something like this. thanks for the suggestion .
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Old 05-08-2008, 01:29 PM
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I found this kit on www.policeone.com
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Old 05-08-2008, 06:09 PM
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Dont forget the tampons and rubbers
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Old 05-12-2008, 02:33 PM
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That's really a good idea... all I have is a first aid kit in my truck and that wouldn't do squat for a gun shot wound!
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Here is a good read on how to deal with gun shots.

http://www.tacticalmedicalpacks.com/...ma_article.pdf

also read in a tactical book that he plastic wrap that your MRE comes in can be used and works as a chest seal. I have not tryed it and hope to god i never have to but thats good to know. As most people have MREs in there car or at there house some time in there life.
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Dont forget the tampons and rubbers

Both work great and hve multiple uses, ;)



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