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If you are traveling overseas to remote areas, (mountaineering trips, mission trips, Peace Corps) and have some training, find Doctors who do the same kind of adventures, they are likely to supply you with all kinds of stuff.
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_IsabelleIs there any way a nonprofessional could get it? Your doctor, nurse practitioner, physicians assistant or veterinarian can prescribe or just give it to you. But it's unlikely that they'd do that, unless they kn
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royal navy monkey fist knot zipper pulls
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Originally Posted By: CJKAs for the IV..... to me that is a BIG....I emphasize "BIG"... thing! That is the type of thing that can REALLY turn a bad situation around to good. Severe dehydration from numerous sources can be stopped. My wife
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Two votes against getting the C-A-T. Jeanette Isabelle
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As for the IV..... to me that is a BIG....I emphasize "BIG"... thing! That is the type of thing that can REALLY turn a bad situation around to good. Severe dehydration from numerous sources can be stopped. My wife and I survived Norovirus
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30 plus as a field medic. I've said before... I've NEVER in ll that time used or have properly seen used a tourniquet. The NPA (NasoPharyngeal Airway) I have repeatedly used. If you are using the OPA (OroPharyngeal Airway) in a situation as bad as bu
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I don't know why I haven't done this sooner. In most situations in which I needed hand sanitizer, Mom is there. I EDC a bag, why am I relying on Mom? I added a bottle of hand sanitizer to my EDC bag. Jeanette Isabelle
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Medline
by Jeanette_Isabelle
@ Yesterday at 07:05 PM
First the disclaimer: I have no affiliation with Medline other than using some of their products. For those who use medical products in some capacity, what is your opinion on Medline in comparison to other brands of medical products? Jeanette Isabe
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Originally Posted By: clearwaterRemind me not to be checked for pupil reactivity by Hikermor and his 500 lumen headlamp. :^]. Actually, one might tone it down a bit. The beauty of a really good headlamp these days is the great range of variability
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Canada Natives too. Bella Twin, World Record Grizzly bear, single shot rifle, 22 "long" (not one of those new fangled high velocity long rifle gizmos) rimfire, at 30 feet.
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Originally Posted By: haertigThe closest desert to Florida is not exactly close. So it sounds like you're planning for "the big one", as in a semi-permanent long term bug-out. To say I'm planning for a life-changing event would be an under
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Remind me not to be checked for pupil reactivity by Hikermor and his 500 lumen headlamp. :^].
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Originally Posted By: hikermorWho says the BP cuff and steth have to be inside the "official' container? As long as they are accessible and handy, they are available for use. That is what is important. Where else would I store them? Originall
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To most, desert means "no water" and"always dry." This is not quite correct, because deserts in North America, while experiencing low precip annually, get torrential rains nonetheless, leading to flooding, often catastrophic. Tr
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I was at HomeDepot this AM and saw the folding box cutter I recommended; I think it’s the model Jeanette bought. When I made that rec I thought it was the same model I had but for some reason it looked different than my old one, so for $7.88 I bough
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The closest desert to Florida is not exactly close. So it sounds like you're planning for "the big one", as in a semi-permanent long term bug-out. For that scenario I would be more focused on stocking up my destination in advance (and sec
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Who says the BP cuff and steth have to be inside the "official' container? As long as they are accessible and handy, they are available for use. That is what is important. It all comes down to the situation in which events occur. My experien
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Originally Posted By: haertigI was envisioning a more "outdoorsy" bug-out, where you could be in rain and wind where you might want some more water resistant protection for documents. If everything goes right, and I pray that it does, I wi
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_Isabelle The mailer would be in my suitcase ... Even under those conditions do I still need additional protection? In a suitcase, no, I wouldn't think so. I was envisioning a more "outdoorsy" bug-out, where
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Originally Posted By: MontaneroThese references would serve to aid you in setting priorities and identify your needs and gaps. I checked. Mom already has that book. Jeanette Isabelle
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Originally Posted By: haertigYou brought up modifying your kit and replacing books, listing one of your specific replacement books. I thought other book suggestions would fit into what you were asking for. Though I did spend a short amount of time o
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Originally Posted By: MontaneroThese references would serve to aid you in setting priorities and identify your needs and gaps. I don't understand. It seems to me that buying more books heads in the opposite direction of where I need to go unless I us
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_IsabelleWhen I'm ready, I'll start a thread on modifying a medical kit. For now, may we discuss being organized? You brought up modifying your kit and replacing books, listing one of your specific replacement books. I
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_IsabelleWhen I'm ready, I'll start a thread on modifying a medical kit. For now, may we discuss being organized? Jeanette Isabelle These references would serve to aid you in setting priorities and identify your needs
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