That and the brush on skin or adhesive shit

Liquid skin or something like that

Cardiac monitor and all the supplies. Gloves, batteries, radios, everything

Yeah when i planned my plate carrier for my role in my group of friends, the HSP flatpack plus isnt big enough for the shit i ‘could’ take. Lucky we have a setup that allows field care other than me

For real, they have nice stuff

And all the stuff that isn’t available OTC

like the glorious ket

Flatpack plus with the clear plastic pouches will do. I know where my locals shit is. Ket, fentanyl, versed, etomidate

If all else fails you could raid a veterinarian ha ha

I see a lot of that stuff working. One thing though, not all of the meds for EMS will be applicable to TCCC

Busting clots and all sorts of stuff

It’s a lot different

In combat medicine, HEMCON is the best thing you can do for a casualty

Blood isn’t easily replaceable in the field

I’ve heard of medics leaving arterial bleeds open

Because they can replace the blood

You know what’s gonna suck? All the damn pelvic area hits we might encounter

Can’t TQ a taint ha ha

Imma pack the shit out of it

I saw a device that looks cool as shit

Ive had older medics tell me tampons are good for gsws.. i roll my eyes so hard i about go blind.

holy hell

Yeah no

I said earlier how tampons didn’t work

What was that device was supposed to be made, actually kinda looked like a tampooooon, but shot in thousands of little cloting agents

That’s what I was talking about earlier when we were on pelvic wounds

That damn thing works wonders

I wish I could find one

That and some Fast Ones

I’m going to use Fast ones out of spite on my boys

Oh shit ok, I never knew if they actually made it ha ha

Yeah CoTCCC put out a video with it.

It’s amazing for junctions wounds that a TQ can’t handle

Damn that’s what’s up! I never knew it actually came to be

I’d love one

You mean the SAM splint? Works pretty good

Fuck, I meant SAM junctional tourniquet 🤣

Discussion: What has the COVID-19 pandemic taught us about the need to prepare ourselves and families in the face of apocalyptic pandemics in the future.

I personally think it reinforced the idea of “prepping” more than just food and water. Learning what I actually consume every month to survive and what I either need to stock up on or substitute in the event I cannot go to store that will have basic necessities stocked for weeks.

@Copbot1001 this could prob be moved over to member chat channel

I’ll copy/paste