I watched prep medic for a while, that's how I learned about Israeli bandages. I have a couple in my kit but have taken the outside cover of them. There still kept sterile in the second wrap but it's one less layer to remove in a hurry. The first responders course sounds good, I've taken so many courses over the decades the last one the instructor got me to demonstrate a 2 man log roll with no instructions. Hope you and your family are well, stay safe 🐼 atvb 👍🦊
Great video and a great set up mate, in my opinion you can’t have too much first aid training of all levels, lots of the techniques change over the years so it’s good to keep up to date, I have to renew my 3 day first aid ticket every 3 years for work so that keeps me current but I also think it’s something that should be taught in schools, in an emergency situation any first aid knowledge is better than doing nothing, keep up the good work bruv
Yes mate I think it should be on school curriculum as it’s crucial and can save lives And I do love first aid and mes kit hahaha got them everywhere cars work house and all my kits haha
You and me both bruv, I did the emergency first person on scene years ago which was brilliant, went into it in a lot more detail, cannulation, intubation as well as more complicated procedures, that ran out ages ago and it’s too much money plus 5 days off work to renew so I won’t be doing that, I’m like you with F/A kits all round the house and in every vehicle as well as my bigger kits in the Shogun and work van. I’d rather be looking at it than for it as that say
Looking at the amount of kit, I would actively recommend that you do the Responder course that you mention. First Aid instruction use of chest seals isn't even a thing, and more underpinning knowledge is needed (although you do have the TA knowledge that others may not). We teach the FREC suite of qualifications, ands you should be able to find a credible centre somewhere near you. Do your due diligence though, there are those that teach their own versions of first responder courses. Give me a shout on UK Prepper's forum if you want any advice.
Nice kit, you didn't mention cleaning swipes, but I assume you have them. I would split the gloves into separate pairs in bags, if you are covered in blood, you will contaminate all of them if in a single bag, I would also stick a couple of pairs in each section of your bag so which ever pocket you open, you will have gloves. I would get a CPR mask in a solid case, much better than the disposable versions (which are also handy to have for multiple victims) And lastly swap the torch for a headtorch, leaves the hands free for sticking on plasters 🙂 also not really a FA item, but a pair of rigger type gloves would be handy if you need to move stuff to get to victims
I have one of those mask now it just did not come in time when I made the video and good idea with the gloves will defo do that And yea a head lamp need to put one in that is on my list thanks for watching
@@pandaoutdoors4x4s The very fact that you are prepared to put it out there, will help many people. We need UK posters like you to show that prepping is not all about guns, ammo and gas masks, but about getting ready to deal with every day problems
@@Lee_Proffit that’s what I don’t want to be a copy of the US. As it’s dose not carry over to the UK. But the US stuff is cool but just not all of it is relevant to UK
I watched prep medic for a while, that's how I learned about Israeli bandages. I have a couple in my kit but have taken the outside cover of them. There still kept sterile in the second wrap but it's one less layer to remove in a hurry. The first responders course sounds good, I've taken so many courses over the decades the last one the instructor got me to demonstrate a 2 man log roll with no instructions. Hope you and your family are well, stay safe 🐼 atvb 👍🦊
All good this end mate and yes good to keep them out the rapper I have some in the rapper and some out with having so many
Great video and a great set up mate, in my opinion you can’t have too much first aid training of all levels, lots of the techniques change over the years so it’s good to keep up to date, I have to renew my 3 day first aid ticket every 3 years for work so that keeps me current but I also think it’s something that should be taught in schools, in an emergency situation any first aid knowledge is better than doing nothing, keep up the good work bruv
Yes mate I think it should be on school curriculum as it’s crucial and can save lives
And I do love first aid and mes kit hahaha got them everywhere cars work house and all my kits haha
You and me both bruv, I did the emergency first person on scene years ago which was brilliant, went into it in a lot more detail, cannulation, intubation as well as more complicated procedures, that ran out ages ago and it’s too much money plus 5 days off work to renew so I won’t be doing that, I’m like you with F/A kits all round the house and in every vehicle as well as my bigger kits in the Shogun and work van. I’d rather be looking at it than for it as that say
Looking at the amount of kit, I would actively recommend that you do the Responder course that you mention. First Aid instruction use of chest seals isn't even a thing, and more underpinning knowledge is needed (although you do have the TA knowledge that others may not). We teach the FREC suite of qualifications, ands you should be able to find a credible centre somewhere near you. Do your due diligence though, there are those that teach their own versions of first responder courses. Give me a shout on UK Prepper's forum if you want any advice.
Thanks mate will do and I am goin to get on the forum this weekend thanks for watching
Nice kit, you didn't mention cleaning swipes, but I assume you have them.
I would split the gloves into separate pairs in bags, if you are covered in blood, you will contaminate all of them if in a single bag, I would also stick a couple of pairs in each section of your bag so which ever pocket you open, you will have gloves.
I would get a CPR mask in a solid case, much better than the disposable versions (which are also handy to have for multiple victims)
And lastly swap the torch for a headtorch, leaves the hands free for sticking on plasters 🙂 also not really a FA item, but a pair of rigger type gloves would be handy if you need to move stuff to get to victims
I have one of those mask now it just did not come in time when I made the video and good idea with the gloves will defo do that
And yea a head lamp need to put one in that is on my list thanks for watching
@@pandaoutdoors4x4s New sub, thanks for promoting the UK prepper, we need people like you, who are prepared to spend the time doing these videos 👍🏼👍🏼
@@Lee_Proffit thanks for watching mate am no expert just puting out there what am doing if it helps or people enjoy it then am happy with that
@@pandaoutdoors4x4s The very fact that you are prepared to put it out there, will help many people.
We need UK posters like you to show that prepping is not all about guns, ammo and gas masks, but about getting ready to deal with every day problems
@@Lee_Proffit that’s what I don’t want to be a copy of the US. As it’s dose not carry over to the UK. But the US stuff is cool but just not all of it is relevant to UK
Spot on. what did it cost in total to put together?
Bout £100 maybe less