I have a my medic 1-2 person advanced kit I carry in my truck everywhere. My only concern is I don't know if I could effectively use it in an emergency scenario. Any recommendations from anyone for online content to get better at dealing with massive trauma, weapon sounds, burns etc? I do need to take a CPR course as well for sure. Thanks!

Do a search for TCCC course or TECC course. There are some good videos of full length training but follow that up with in person training. 👍

Great subject to cover, thank you. We have several trauma kits we keep in our vehicles, and we always take one with us to the gun range. For our family we have several K9s we depend on, as such we actually have medical kits for the dogs as well.

@@GeoBurdo Keith Cronk is 100% correct, nothing can compare to "hands-on" training.

Great video. I learnt a few things.

S.T.O.M.P. bag?

How do pain relievers treat prolonged ejaculation?

well you can treat decapitation with table spoon or dead racoon and get same result, treating such wound speaks more about ones optimism than skill :-D

@@Taudlitz English isn't my first language. Isn't decapitation supposed to be fatal ? Like for a chicken ?!

@@ArthA122 decapitation means complete removal of head from body. So yeah, its pretty much always fatal, hence my joke about trying to save decapitated person being work for optimists. But there are first attempts on head transplantation so maybe there might be some hope in future at least in highly specific cases with top medical equipment.

Torniquet and the duct tape will fix that right up.

Check the manual from Dr. Frankenstein

That is why you need training

You should only be using one if they have a tension pneumothorax which will kill you anyways if untreated. It’s a tool in the toolbox. Just because you have it doesn’t mean you need to use it.

@@JADudley Nice to you here. Amen to training.

I wish I had the needle in case someone who knows how to use it comes to help and doesn't have a needle!

Yeah 100% get training (I have trained on how to use it and when to use it) before using one I also carry one and other supplies in the event a doctor or someone trained is around that can use it to save a life I’m just saying carry medical supplies is great but spend some money and get training

Very good way to dodge some taxes for buying "approved" medical items.

Damn. Never thought of that . . .

Wow thanks for the info!!!

Great tip

Non American here, what's a health savings account?

Much truth!

I am happy he loved everything

Same! I follow both and was very happy to see the review here.

You mean BB?

I’ve been using a lot of our HSA to purchase medical supplies. To me it is a no brainer.😊👍

@@TheMilkmaidFarm what is HSA fund?

@@christopherjoseph9132 Health Savings Account are HSAs are accounts offered by the financial services industry aka your bank, which you can open if your bank offers this particular product; it's available exclusively to those with a "high-deductible health plan" (health insurance); it lets you make tax deductible contributions, PRE-TAX payroll contributions (meaning you DON'T PAY TAX ON THOSE CONTRIBUTIONS. You could easily contribute $200 or so monthly and not notice a difference on your paycheck because you'd be paying taxes on that money if you weren't making the contributions!), earn interest on those balances tax free, and spend the balance on qualified medical expenses, without paying taxes! You can deposit into a HSA and the funds never expire (unlike a flexible spending account which funds must be spent by the end of the year. There is an annual contribution limit which varies depending on whether the account/contribution is being made an individual or family account. (1 person opens the account but the contributions can be for that individual or family). You can keep 1 account open and deposit funds each tax year (or each paycheck)and use those funds throughout the year or until you have a huge expense, it's your choice. They really are cool because pre-tax savings is HUGE! You can lose money from not participating if you qualify (high deductible health plan / health insurance).

@@christopherjoseph9132 Bella explained it perfectly. My husbands employer offered them. Since we rarely go to the doctor, it made way more sense for us to get the plan with the high deductible, and his employer also contributed to it each month. After a year we had $2000 sitting there tax free. Then my husband got military insurance from the guard and so we didn’t need that hsa for deductible, so I’m using it for medical kits.

Tremendous! ;) Believe me. Aren't they beautiful.

What are you going to do if she isn't at home?

@@wranglerstar Rely on my meager Medical First Responder training from being on our fire dept. Guess it's time to get one of those kits...

@@wranglerstar wrap a hankey from haveahank around it? 😆

Keep in mind u may have to treat her

That is kind of like saying i don't need to learn how to drive. My car has airbags..

the first aid doesn't train much and the kits they suggest are boo boo kits. It's a fantasy and a business it has little to do with help.

Applying a tourniquet is serious business. How long can you keep it on for? 2 hours max because that’s as long as your nerves below distal to the site can last without blood supply. Learning basic first aide, aseptic procedures, and progressing your way up is how it’s done. Rome wasn’t built in a day and someone who has no concept of first aide has to start somewhere. Why not here? You’re very right Armida

@@silverjack6752 you can get a hell of a lot more for cheaper or the same price. I've been through about 15 classes to an intermediate level. Literally everything in the red cross save for CPR training was useless in the grand scheme of things.

Plus F Amazon because they suck

Amen, It matters!

Some cheap China things I can make exceptions for. (Usually Tech goods) But I do prefer quality. And homemade goods is always a better decision. Although some of the best headphones I've ever owned are some cheap China ones I came across not long ago LOL KZ brand.

China is a big, big freaking country. I’ve had well made things from china and I’ve had badly made things from USA. I could go on talking about some badly made USA bags that don’t have the straps stitched on right and the Chinese made duffel bags… they may be made in china but god damn do they have the straps down on evenly and correct.

Dudley!✌️👍🙏🏻❤️

Happened to me awhile ago too, the kit and some dimes and nickels were the only thing they took

strangly smart criminal, I would not peg oo that's gonna be worth about 2-5 hundred dollars if I saw a kit in someones car. If it makes you feel better a stolen kit'll stop someone bleeding out just as well somewhere else.

Kits look identical to what he shows

Hey that’s a good point!

Great to hear.

@@keithcronk7980 Yes. I’m medically trained and certified in multiple protocols and have been for nearly 25 years.

Did the UK follow through with Brexit?

@@CainnechK As far as I know they did

Uk is small and response from emergency phone call is 30 mins if not quicker. So basic are needed but someone to help is normally there quick!

@@CainnechK Yes, we did. We also nearly had a trade deal with you guys in the US, but Biden stopped it :/

@@youngg1068 as long as u guys followed through with telling the rest of the EU to go scratch i would 💯 be willing to spend some extra dough buying from UK companies. Provided there isn’t a US company making the same product

T is a great guy and a kit

Yes

@@keithcronk7980 probably a good thing I do then huh.

Thank you