Check out www.medicalgearoutfitters.com for supplies! Thank you!

Everybody should take your class, it was awesome! Worth every penny.

Who in the hell gave this a thumbs down?! The Grim Reaper?

Thank you so much for this! I recently took a two-day first-aid course and am following it up with a Stop the Bleed course tomorrow night. I've been holding off on making a kit until after tomorrow's class, so your timing is perfect!

STB is a pretty good class, I took it a couple of weeks ago. It doesn't go into the deep weeds, leaving many people overwhelmed. It just covers stop the bleeding as SkinnyMedic stated... 3 things, TQ, PB and wound packing.

Pro-tip: Avoid CAT TQ knockoffs by buying from SkinnyMedic like I did.

I literally just took the class the day before this video went up. Talk about serendipity! After taking the class I picked up a few Jacob Kits for the home, car, and workbag. I recommend it over the official Stop the Bleed Kits if yourself and your community are on a tight budget and can't afford the Stop the Bleed kit and replace it every 5 years. Definitely take the class though! Lot's of up to date techniques and insight into the first responder trauma medicine.

Perfect timing as I just took the Stop the Bleeding class last month with both my sons.

Can't go wrong with SkinnyMedic's products & advice! Organization!! Very Important!! Thanks again !

Great class , one truly never knows when OMGTLB Happens. I happened upon an individual with GSW and I was glad I had my kit on hand...

“Stay organized.” That’s some solid advise right there. The last thing anyone wants to do is to have to hunt for something you need immediately. Great video.

Probably should have done this at the start of May, but it’s still awesome to have this out. Thanks!

Took the "Stop The Bleed" Training in my area, it was free, short and to the point and trained by Paramdedics and Emergency Room Nurses. I then bought my supplies from SkinnyMedic and made a kit essentially what his video says...just added shears, breathing mask and gloves to also help with a CPR/AED incident. Great class, find one in your area or ask your Fire Department to put one on for interested (and tax paying) citizens....

I dunno if you have a video yet on how to best organize your bag but that would be REALLY helpful

I took “Stop the Bleed” at Timberline in Flagstaff, AZ. The instructor was a manager in the Trauma program at the hospital I work at. I was EMT back in the 80’s and ended up going to nursing school. Everyone should take this class. The Trauma program at Northern Arizona Healthcare is selling a NAR stop the bleed kit to the community for 50 bucks. If you are an employee of NAH there is a discount. The kit contains a CAT-T, SWAT-T, NAR EMT scissors, pressure bandage, compressed gauze, and nitrile gloves. 90 bucks if you tried to piece it together. Take the class.

Solid, practical, and appropriate.

Great video as always.

Good Stuff!!! Thanxs Bud, long live the Republic!!!

Nice video! I especially enjoy how u present the information on the videos. U were very courteous when I talked to u on the fly at the NRA Show in Indy. I can’t wait to attend one of your classes. 👍👍😁

What you do is great !!!!! I ask you, what do you do, a video, with everything you need, for a survival backpack, in case of an apocalypse or something similar. Please, materials of all kinds, well explained and with product references. Preppers Spain 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I got my CAT Gen 7 from Amazon C-A-T Resources. And I decided on the CAT Gen 7 after watching a few videos on it. Also picked up an Israeli Bandage for my kit. Also have compress gauze as well as some QuikClot

Did one, free, they taught us hyfin chest seal application, cat tqs, and Israeli bandage use

Just one thing, I would add informations about gloves, because in my opinion, they are one of the most important items in trauma kits to stop the bleeding. You will work with blood and if you don't know that person which you are trying to save... you should wear them. It can be really dangerous for you. Anyway, really great video. More people should know about this problematic. Greetings from Czech republic.

skinny medic red bag swat t 2 compact hyfin 4.5" gauze roll 3"ace bandage tape gloves shears

I enjoyed your video, but I am going to ask, why you did not include gloves and a mylar blanket in the video for stop the bleedkits?

So, I recently bought your AR500 SoB kit. I added a sharpie, space blanket and second Tq (1 CAT and 1 SWAT) I have some training, but we could all always use more. my question to you is: What would you suggest I potentially add to make my kit more expansive, as I am the first responder for my family.

Do you recommend a 4" or 6" pressure bandage for a bleed kit?

could clear up smth please, do I need to/OR can apply pressure bandage on a wound which I stopped by applying direct pressure? will I make things worse for pressing on it with the pressure bandage afterwards? And could a hemostatic agent and pressure bandage on top of it supplant a tourniquet? I guess no... Ok. The last but not least may I ask why all hemostatic dressings warn of not removing it by yourself but only let it be done by a medical professional and second why they all have timing limitation of 24 hours i.e. if you are in the wilderness and no there is no chance to get a definitive medical help within this window of time then hemostatics are not appropriate? Please dispel my doubts if it is not too much trouble for you. I highly appreciate any advice you can offer.

May shouldn’t be stop the bleed month. It should be stop the bleed month every month of every year. Every good person should get some medical training if possible. The knowledge can only help people. Thanks for everything you do Skinny Medic, you have greatly helped my medical knowledge over the past couple of years.

I just got re cpr certified through the redcross I want to dive deeper into medical certifications. What should I do? I'm planning in starting the application to try to get a sponsorship through the police academy, I'm also working on my AA in criminal jusitce.

When you gonna have the tX2 back in stock?

May is "Stop the Bleed Month"... and folks waited until the end of the month to announce it or do something to spread the word. whoever decided to make this declaration should have been ringing the bell 27 days ago. thanks for another great video and all the advice @SkinnyMedic please keep them coming!

Hey @SkinnyMedic, I had a crazy idea while shaving and accidentally nicked myself. I was wondering since you use a septic pencil to stop the bleeding. Could you use it to a stop dramatic bleeding by holding it apply it into the wound.

You need to come teach a class in Texas or Arkansas 😂😂. Great videos

Should I I use a vented or non vented chest seal for a gunshot wound to the chest?

SkinnyMedic my lady is a teacher and she expressed the idea of having a IFAK set up for the worst case scenario active shooter kit for her classroom. We would be talking about a kit designed to treat a classroom of 20. I've searched the internet for such a thing and it doesn't look like anyone has built out a kit for that specific purpose. Could I get your input on the best way to put together such a package short of spending 700 bucks ordering items individually? Any input you might have would be appreciated.

What are your thoughts on the RATS tourniquet? I was thinking about grabbing one for an EDC item since it seems more compact than the Cat 7 or the SWAT T and could easily fit in a pocket. Keep up the great work!

Wierd question... If you don't have enough tourniquets for mass casualties can you use a ratcheting tie down strap as a back-up tourniquet?

Is the quick clot expiration date for sterility?

None in Washington state unfortunately

Prepmedic's video also didn't mention chest seals, is there a specific reason?

How long can you keep those items in your pack?

Does anyone make a kit like that specifically for school shootings? I'm mostly referring to elementary schools where small children have small arms -too small for windlass type Tq's.

@6:08 ... they go how?

Hey skinny medic they have new 2.0 course material that does not cover hemostatic agents, chest seals, or pressure bandages. If you want to see copy of the material let me know I can open up my google drive so you can see it as its over 100 mb and can't be emailed.

So I was thinking about 5 minutes ago and wondering: could you pack a hole with a tampon? It was just one of those random thoughts and then I come across this.

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What ya think of swat t tounequet?

What are the thoughts on blood clot powders. BleedStop or Stops-Bleeding?

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Where is your company located?

You make amazing videos and I hope one day I can reach your level. I am a medic from Nigeria, Pls I will like a mentorship and any help I can use on my channel. A feature will be a great start. Am just starting up my channel.

Some folks still don’t understand that if a person gets shot or stabbed in the chest, a tourniquet isn’t going to help.

How hard was it for you to say your outro that slow? 😆

hey friend, you have not thought about subtitling your videos to spanish so more people would have access to all this information, since in spanish there is almost no information

I see triangles in his background

FYI, "www.bleedcontrol.org" is a dead link.

bro, get someone to help you filming and edit this tutorial. it would make much sense to viewers

This video just cost me 150$

Men purse! lol...

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I bet girls wish they could stop the bleed when they play for 5 days