I just redid mine and posted all the contents in my EDC thread but I'll go ahead and throw up the pics here too
My PAK is loaded into a Civilian Labs pouch - specifically one of the pouches from the "Starter Kit LT" model
Oh sorry, don't usually do the link thing so I think I got it:http://edcforums.com/threads/e2dwmls-edc-pic-heavy.98981/ And thanks!
REI made one for me, i just added some more bandaids and a firestarter and a whistle..... so far, i like it VERY much!
What kind of bag is that? Have you ever had an opportunity to use that CAT? I've only ever had to use one tourniquet and I had to make it on scene. Triangle bandage and a penlight.
Blackhawk Medical Thigh Rig. As for the CAT, I have not used it on a real patient yet. I have used it for training only.
My field kit (for work) In place on my 5.11 push. TQ pouch (see below) CPR "backpack" What is in the TQ pouch (for now) QC Izzie By next week, I will have the Sof-T and another TQ case for the bag.
I have a north jobsite first aid bag that I collected because it was out of date as a base for home stuff . It holds the extra stuff I buy to build/rebuild smaller kits . I carry this kit in my edc comfort bag http://www.adventuremedicalkits.com/popup-product-image.php?product=226&image= With added bandaids, butterfly's, pain killers, tums and vaseline lip balm/ My cars get home bag as this kit, Enhanced of coarse. http://www.adventuremedicalkits.com/popup-product-image.php?product=227&image= I have basic first aid stuff in my pocket organizer and a small kit in an altiods tin that can be dropped in a pocket. My mode of operation is to find the container that suits me and build from that . Two things all ways added to small kits one of the round tubes for 10 tylenol sold at the counter at most stores , they will hold twice as many pills stocked with tylenol, ibuprofen and a couple sinus meds. And a tube of vaseline lip theropy , besides its intended use it will work on rough skin lube knives or flashlight orings and burn for a fire enhancer added to gauze or a cotton ball Roy
Looks like a pretty good kit. I might recommend some Foille for small cuts, scrap, burns, and bug bites. It is very cheap on amazon and it has Xylocaine in it which is a local anesthetic(same stuff they use for sutures) and it makes an excellent pain releiver, especially if you have children.
I have some small packs of something like that that a nurse at work give me . I was looking for band aids in the supply room and the charge nurse gave a hand full of the little squeeze packs , antibiotic with pain relief Don't know the brand . as for you avatar "what would McGyver do ? Use his bandana Roy