@Itcilis ok sweet that’s basically what I’ve followed. 2 on the pc, one in the pocket, one in the ifak, multiple in pack

They are like mags you can't have too many.

^^

Even when you edc in plain clothes, you should always carry a TQ or 2

I do

I carry SOFT-T wide in civics

Civies

I have been debating adding one to my EDC.

3 things I always keep with me: conceal weapon, multi tool, and IFAK.

@MrBlack PRK is generally what someone with astigmatisms gets

@Itcilis tits man. Any clue how that affects the pricing?

Thanks man, for 1.5k that ain't bad. I will have to check with my doctor about it. Cause I have been thinking about Lasik and that shit is like 5k minimum cause its not covered by my insurance.

Damn that’s insane lol

Yeah my brother got it a couple of years ago and thats what it cost him.

I know each place charges their own pricing but that’s some no pun intended eye gouging

Okay pun intended

Yeah I am looking at estimates. reading up on it and it seems they do it one eye at a time

Yeah they like to charge per eye

Has to do with the longer recovery time

But the actual procedure they do both eyes

It takes literally less than 10 minutes for them to do it

2 to 3 week painful recovery and done

Oh wow, fuck me want to know the cheapest cost for it here?

Yeah

$4k

Wtf that’s insane

Well its KY so...

I got mine done in South Carolina

I wonder how TN is

Yeah here for Lasik or PRK, its a little over $2000 per eye

I asked her and she said price has went up randomly the past 2 years

Almost nationwide

The place I got it done for 1.5 is now 3

Typical running of over pricing on medical procedures in low income/poverty areas is typical because since fewer people can afford to have them done they have to make up the difference by over charging those than can.

Sounds about right

Seriously our Medicare system is fucked up.

I had lasik 3 years ago. Cost about 5k total. I went to Annapolis, big company. Kinda figured this isnt a good idea to find the lowest bidder lol

I got 2 for ya what's an israeli bandage, and is liquid bandage worth giving the time of day?

Okay so Israeli bandage is a ETB, emergency trauma bandage. It’s a pressure dressing

So say someone’s got a laceration on their arm