I haven't tried that one. It looks nice, simple and compact, much better than the competition I've seen. I may have to get one. Thanks for showing it.

Jeff

Jeez, that's bone-head simple. I should have thought of that! Now I'm going to steal that idea.

Ditto the above on having stuff outside your scope. I've been debating adding a few bags of saline, but I don't know if A) they hold up to winters in Michigan (not to mention the catastrophic effects of infusing a nearly freezing IV fluid), and B) "technically" it's outside my scope.... til May.

You upgrading to Specialist or Paramedic?

Well, recently I made a suction tubing for 20cc syringe that I carry in my everyday FAK (made from iv infusion set tube) . I'll post photos of my IFAK soon.

Physician

Well that tops all. Good luck.

Maybe I should hold a "training" session on advanced techniques, and get lots of "by physician order" items too You know, CPR, ACLS, BTLS, and First Responder all rolled into one.

Sorry, no opiates will be sold!

My everyday FAK:
compartment 1:
1x Trauma pad
1x ACE bandage
1x elastic bandage
2x gauze bandages
1x torniquet
1x survival blanket
1x long suction drain

compartment 2
2x 2.4 inch x 4 inch wound dressing
2x triangle bandage
2x chest seal
1x 4x4 pad

compartment 3
3x gloves
6x swabs
15x band-aids

compartment 4
1x variety of personal meds
1x 20cc suction syringe+ drain
2x 10cc saline bullet

compartment 5
1x tools& elementary survival stuff

Outside:
1xEMT Shears
3x safety pins