BABE WAKE UP NAR RELEASED A NEW VIDEO!!!

Trying to use one of these but KZfaq decided to give me a double ad.

Get a Canadian store, or accept our credit cards. I don’t want to do a money order. I want to purchase items for work and the range

Oh man we need these

How tolerant of heat/cold are these? Wondering if storing one in my car first aid kit would be ok. I feel like the summer heat and winter cold would break down the adhesive though? Can't seem to find any information on this.

Itxs great that you're talking about this! Growing up, I do t thi k we ever took any life saving medical equipment into the woods with us. I got my Dad an Out Pak this season, and I've got a modified CREEK-mini, since I do a lot of kayaking.

CAT = LIVE

CAT saved my daughter’s life last month. I don’t go anywhere without one.

Will the chitosan gauze have an allergic reaction to those with shellfish allergies

Ha, like anyone going have that in an emergency. Gonna be a random peice of cloth

Are hemostatic gauze & other bleed-stopping coagulants safe to use on post-CABG patients?

…and don‘t forget the possible exit wound.

Excellent

I learned something new today. Thank you.

Outstanding boys 👌

Do you sell the kit empty? I just like your organization but your price is ridiculous for the entire kit

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I've seen CATs used to hold vehicle doors closed,, but I've never seen one hold a tail boom together hahaha

It's too big, sorry.

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High and tight as per uge got it

First aid has changed so much since I was a young EMT in '85.

What's happening? Is ww3 about to kick off why am getting recommended these? I will watch i will study but I'm going to forget i will need youtube to do this for real

This Hunter guy sounds like a real jerk...😒😑

High and tight, ALWAYS.

Try delivering pizzas.

I see both vented and non vented chest seals available. When do you use one vs the other?

What does it matter if you have a tourniquet effect if it was bleeding worse it would get a tourniquet anyway? No?

Very cool NAR I’m excited to see more of this out in the field, where life saving medical professionals are increasingly more and more at risk these days, as our society rapidly crumbles into a void where empathy and morality simply do not exist anymore

Yes Sir 🫡

If I am a certified EMT but are not currently employed at an ambulance company, am I able to buy devices such as a needle decompression?

Some of these restrictions are not appropriate (I realize as company this my be out of your control). Anyone who is or has ever been CPR trained should be able to purchase a BVM. Getting an individual air when they are unable to do so on their own should never ever be regulated by the government. Forces people to buy inferior products from China or "training" equipment, which may indeed cost a life.

Explains why those popped up st the local airport.

This stuff is worth its salt!

Personally I would develop a system utilize NFC+barcode+QR barcode is not a good idea 15 years later

How do you know if you need to do this?

Fire and EMS wearing vests? Whats next, children in school?

Everything about this acronym is frustrating. - Content long since covered in an old acronym (which is being improved on) - The first word in the acronym is the entire acronym - The third letter in the acronym is just the word Rapid - The third letter in the acronym serves no purpose outside of emphasis to the fourth letter in the acronym I was so frustrated that I didn't even notice that suppression was misspelled. When the military is out pacing you; you're not even trying.

Thank you from Ukraine

This is, absolutely, an interesting video but like all the "tacti-cool" kits that have the decompression needles in them, the idea can also present a danger unless the whole story is told, i.e., you have the legal right to do it or can prove there was a necessity because it definitely falls outside the scope of reasonable care. Speaking as an EMT-B in New York, I can also say with confidence that if this is ever performed by anyone outside of a hospital setting and you cannot absolutely, 100% prove that the person was going to die without it, you can count on being sued out of existence, losing any licensing you have, and quite possibly doing jail time - especially if you somehow do it wrong and kill the person or cause them more harm while saving their life. There are convincing arguments made that if you are not qualified to use something, don't even carry it as it could work against you should someone decide to press a lawsuit. In the end, YMMV, and it's up to you - but be informed.

why not just hire armed. trained competent security.

What a breakthrough concept lol

I just carry everywhere, if i cant carry i wont go. I will be the first line of defense, forbidding anything happen when im out

Now I got plans for the weekend with the boys

Another clever acronym, highlighting all of the essentials learned in combat medical care years prior. Here's another " consensus ". Posting " gun free zone " signs outside of school buildings doesn't prevent violent crimes in those buildings. The dollars spent in developing the " Hartford Consensus " would have been better spent on hardening school security.

Purchase these all the time for Paramedics... finally learning how to use it.

Dont he American or in thay country? Thats the big one, statistically

Currently accepting jobs for powerpoint proofreading experts to help in Threat Suppressiom

Don't apply it to skin. There shoulb be something soft in-between skin and the tourniquet. Besides, don't overdue it. Otherwise you may destroy everything below the application place.