''Jim, you think this kit is scary?''

Absolutely not, the more equipment the better. I also keep a pretty good assortiment of first-aid and A.L.S stuff in my 2 trauma-backpacks.(not for survival use)

But you don't know if the purchaser is trained to handle this stuff. If he is, it's a good addition, but if he doesn't he can make the situation so much worse.....

Purchasing of these Advanced Medical Kits (seems a good discibtion to me) should only be allowed if the guy who is going to use it, know's how to use it and can prove that to the retailer.

Or maybe it should only be possible to get special stuff like sutures,hemostats etc. on prescription and not from the (anonymous) internet?

What do you think?