First Aid Kit With Hard Case- 326 pcs- First Aid Complete Care Kit – Exceeds OSHA & ANSI Guidelines – Ideal for the Workplace – Disaster Preparedness (Color Red)
This product is a first aid kit containing 326 pieces. All contents are held in a hard case which is convenient to carry… Click Here For Top Savings >>

Total Resources International 71-Piece Marine First Aid Kit in Yellow Plastic Case
Our 71 Piece Marine First Aid Kit comes in a hard plastic waterproof case with the following items included: 5 – Sunbloc… Click Here For Top Savings >>

Adventure Medical Kits Outfitter Kit
Designed for hunters and sportsman to handle anything from fish hook removal to gunshot wounds. Includes orange, waterpr… Click Here For Top Savings >>

First Aid Only Bloodborne Pathogen Bodily Spill Kit, 21-Piece Kit
This 23pc. bodily fluid spill kit is specifically designed to protect the user during biohazard clean-up and is intended… Click Here For Top Savings >>

8 Comments on FixedByDoc First Aid Kits Part 3.wmv

FixedByDoc on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 6:34 pm


@resadrianlk i was a combat medic in the army & have a suture certificate that allows me to sew you up if need when in the wilderness or combat zone. i was given the surgical kit as a gift from my medical staff. you cant buy the suture thread from anywhere that i know of without a license but you can get the surgical kit online from a good army surplus store without the license. be carefull though they dont always come with the tools. you shouldnt give sutures to others unless you’re trained.

resadrianlk on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 6:52 pm


Where did you get the thread/knives/needles?? and the strips?

FixedByDoc on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 7:33 pm


@ledpoizn your welcome

ledpoizn on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 8:27 pm


Thanks! Great series

FixedByDoc on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 9:25 pm


I hope to get approval to do a mini-series on CPR and First Aid for Beginners from my Red Cross Director.

selfreliantliving on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 10:16 pm


Great series of videos. Very helpful!

FixedByDoc on Sat, 6th Nov 2010 11:16 pm


Yeah I get the BioFreeze packets from my chiropractor. They are the freebees they hand out. I only take this big kit if my wife is coming along and we are hitting a high populated trail with some intense portions. Also just practice the stitching on some cross stitch material. Expediant sutures are best in a cross stitch form when dealing with holes/punctures and zig zag sutures for the deep cuts.

medicjimr on Sun, 7th Nov 2010 12:10 am


I like the stick on thermometer tip, I need to order some steri strips I have some sutures but need to get a pigs foot from butcher and practice the technique it’s only going to be a last ditch thing like you are stressing to people. Oh I noticed you didn’t have imodium for full of crap people like myself lol great video Ryan my kit I take backpacking is about 1 lb I have downsized it some Used to carry big tube of bio freeze now I have the individual packets. 5/5

Tell me what you're thinking...

Name (required)

Email Address (required)

Website

Speak your mind