10:00 I have a few Swat-Ts in my inventory too. One thing to note is they can't take much heat. I had one in my visor during the summer. It got to maybe 110-120 here is Eastern Washington and the Swat-T turned into a melted blob of goo. The non-melted parts just crumbled and fell apart in my hand. It was less than 2 years old. I have another from the same batch in my EDC backpack I keep my IT toolkit in and it's fine. I would be careful where these are stored.

Thank You for explaining why you chose what you did for the kit, and for explaining how to use the items. I'd never heard of the Swat-T before, I need to add one to each of my kits. Also, thanks for showing the IV needle for use in removing splinters - I never would have thought of it. I don't know if I can find one, but I'm going to try 😊 I appreciate your pointing out the differences in your other medical kits, I've never heard the term "Blowout " Kit before, why is it called that? Would love to see videos showing what you have in your other size kits, and the thought process behind what you chose for each one and what that size kit is more geared for. I really like the small, bare basics kit you showed here, and I also liked your explanation of why you don't have super glue in it. I always buy the single use mini tubes for my med kits, and so far I've been lucky and not had them leak. That would really be the pits ...

hey man, again an excellent kit; you really know your business. The SWAT-T is an acceptable alternative for a tourniquette, just as a starter - good idea. Have you got any decompression needles in any of your medical bags? And what about suturekits? I find them, with the tourniquette, one of the most important items for first aid situations. Very usefull and clear explanations on each item. Thanks for sharing - well done. greetz - Jason PS I find the whole guns, arms and ammo stuff very odd, appalling and rather insane but that is because I am not in your country and was not brought up with that whole obsession with firearms. But lets just say for the sake of argument that this is a cuiltural difference, and each person needs to do what he feels is best for himself. Stay safe!