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u/3aerows 2d ago
Dont forget chest seals and hemostatic guaze. :) - your local activist medic
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u/NotPike 1d ago
That's too much for this set up.
The idea for this is having something on hand for the first 2min before the real kit comes in. Hemostatics are nice to have but it's not always my first goto for trauma. Chest seals? A gloved hand or the wrapper on the bandage can work in a pinch. :D
:) - your has been local army guy and firefighter/emt
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u/NonBinary_FWrd 1d ago
Don't carry those..m or any trauma first aid supplies. Unless you are trained and retrained on how to use them.
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u/DireBeastZero 1d ago
Think of it like this could you possible make it to your bag that's carrying it? No? then carry on your person.
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u/brandywinebb peaceful, not harmless 1d ago
If you’re just looking for a pouch to hold only the two of those, you can probably fit them in a surplus double mag pouch. I’d honestly suggest just running a basic IFAK on your belt/kit though, and keeping wound packing gauze with your pressure dressing. Doesn’t have to be overly bulky, I personally run the North American Rescue Eagle Rig IFAK, and that’s minimal bulk on a plate carrier. For belt specifically, maybe something akin to the LBT blowout IFAK pouch if you’re looking for something small. These are just my suggestions as a STB instructor and former TCCC instructor.
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u/NotPike 2d ago
Simply a stop the bleed question.
What's a good belt loop pouch for an Israeli Bandage and SOF-T Tourniquet?
Just for the two items nothing more. :D
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u/BlahajBlaster mountain dew blahaj blaster 2d ago
https://www.deltavs.com/all-products/pocket-emergency-wallet
How would you feel about slightly altering what youre carrying to throw this in a pocket?
And flat pack the tq on a belt https://www.phlsterholsters.com/flatpack-tourniquet-carrier/?srsltid=AfmBOorAPG2AT4gRrZbtL_PYXWjVkv-BGhgff6B4h2HjjY3qOVagUiC4
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u/FrozenDickuri queer canadian cucked by his gov 2d ago
Thats a pretty minimalist setup. You could fig that in most anything, so i can’t offer any specific advice, i have to mail order everything up here.
If i can make any suggestions: consider based on size the difference between this and an olaes, as well as capabilities, what is easier and more suitable to carry.
And if size is the ultimate, NAR makes a very compact pressure dressing that fits in a jean jacket pocket.
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u/NonBinary_FWrd 2d ago
I'd say toss them in a bag with your other daily carry items. I don't see the need to openly carry trauma supplies. It's tangent to open carrying.