Ethan's June Challenge

[Moosez45]

Well, June is upon us, the summer is here. Its hot (here at least ), and it time for the outdoors to kick it up a notch. Here we go.

With all the activities, fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, bushcrafting, soldiering, and whatnot, things happen. When they do, you need either A) have a medic patch you up or B) do it yourself.

This is the June Challenge, Construct 3 First Aid Kits (FAK), a "Truck Kit", "Pack Kit", and a "Pocket Kit".

Truck Kit- designed as an inclusive kit to cover all your needs, designed to be carried in a vehicle of some sort. This is to represent a kit too large for normal carry methods, our Large Kit, if you will. Designed as a sustained medical bag for long term care.

Pack Kit- designed as an inclusive kit to cover all your needs, designed to be carried in your backpack. Comprehensive for field treatment of injuries when you are in an isolated enviornment.

Pocket Kit- desgned as an inclusive kit to cover all your needs, designed to be carried in a pocket on your person, daily. Comprehensive treatment of daily injuries, johnny on the spot with small cuts, abrasions, and other minor medical needs.

Now, the particulars. Don't go out and buy a S.T.O.M.P pack and take pics, this needs to be designed BY YOU. It should fit your area, your body, and your thoughts on what YOU will need. Make them yours. Spend as much on supplies as you wish, but nothing says YOURS, like stuff from home. Build it how you wish.

The idea here, is that everyone that participates, thinks about FA, and how it will be used. If you don't know how to use a suture kit, why have it? Also, everyone that participates, has a chance to win a knife, but will have 3 badass FAK's at their disposal now, as well.

You can ONLY post 2 pics, one all packed up, ready to go, next to a $1 bill, for size, and one pic of an exploded view, with all the components laid out. You must explain what each item is, why you chose it, and how you will use it. REPEAT: 2 pics per kit, for a total of 6 pics per post. A BKT product must be present in each photo, I don't care how or where it is, but it has to be in the pic.

You can post 1 video per kit, no longer than 8 minutes.

You must be 18. You must be legally able to own a knife. You are responsible for yourself and property. Neither Kabar, BKT, Ethan Becker, BFC, or anyone else is responsible for you or what you do.

You have until June 30th at midnight to have your entries in. You may change or adjust your entries as many times as you wish, until Midnight, June 30th.

On another note, be original, be creative. FAK are not just store bought, universal. Everyday household items make some of the best kits out there, and the work much better, honestly.

Open Contest, anyone can enter. Post "I accept the Challenge", make your acceptance post your entry, NO CHATTING. You will be disqualified.

What will you be playing for?

1st place- BK3
2nd place- BK2
3rd place- BK11

Honorable mentions, get a BK13 Remora

Let the games begin. Have fun, good luck, and be safe

Moose

 

[slapper]

"I accept the Challenge"

 

[hughewil]

Beckerhead #127 accepts the Challenge

Well I am sure mine won't be as nice as many of the ones posted. I'm cheap and don't buy special packs for this stuff, I tend to try and use something already around the house.

Backpack FAK
I keep this in a plastic case that held some bath stuff my wife bought. It's tretty thick plastic and plenty durable. I throw it in the backpack when we go hiking or camping.

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contents
1 large bandage 5x3 i believe, for a large wound.
2 x packs of extra strength tylonol (2 pills each pack), general pain relief
8 x regular bandaids for nicks and cuts.
1 roll surgical tape
1 roll guaze
1 tube anti inch cream for bug bites
1 after bite pen for bug bites
1 roll of rolaids for relief of bad trail food
4 amodium for the squirts
pack of benedryl for alergic reactions and itching
1 bottle of hand sanatizer
1 small box of butterfly bandages for closing deeper cuts
1 tube carmax lip balm, this is my favorite lip balm and I think it works great.
1 tube neosporin
1 lighter for burning anything that needs burned
2 tampons, to pack any major wound can also be used as tinder. Or with a wife and daughter could be used for actual aplication
1 makeup compact. I know this one seems strange,but since it is for when hiking and backpacking I can use it as a signal mirror,and the makup in it can be used as a bleed quick stop if you mix it with some water. I cut off a skin tag that didn't want to stop bleeeding, I mixed up some of the makeup and gunked it on and it helped stop it.


Pocket FAK

I keep it in a small ziplocked bag

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4 feet of paracord, could be used of turnacut if needed.
3 firestraws used of tinder, or the vasaline on the cotton balls could be used for lip balm
4 benadryl
4 amodium
4 water purification tablets wrapped in saran wrap
1 neosporin tube
1 packet of insect repelent
1 packet with extra strength tylonal (2 pills generic)
1 lighter
6 regular bandaids
2 butterfly bandaids


CAR FAK

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This stays in the center console of the SUV
1 vomit bag (my daughter gets car sick)
1 box butterfly bandaids
1 tube anti-itch cream (for bug bites)
1 tube superglue (for deeper cuts)
1 tube carmax lip balm
1 tube of extra stregth tylonal
1 pressure bandage
1 ace bandage
1 bottle hand sanatizer
1 box fabric bandages
1 tube anti-biotic ointment
1 packet amaodium
1 packet benadryl
2 rolls of gauze
1 roll medical tape
1 pack of laytex gloves
1 pair of scissors
1 lighter
1 pen (I'll shove it in a throat to make an trachtube if I have to!)
1 emergency blanket
3 packets sterile wipes
2 4x4 sterile pads
a bunch of regular bandaids
2 larger 3 inch bandaids
1 mini maglite (left it to the side forgot to stick in frame but it's in there)

 

[Widerstand]

I accept the Challenge

I think this is a great contest since most people do not spend enough time on FAK's compared to fire, and shelter kits...etc.

I guess first I should explain some of my philosophy behind my FAK's. I always have my pocket kit on me and its really just a first step to get me to my pack kit which is really never that far from me and if it will be the FAK will come out of pack into a cargo pocket, if something happens to me or if something is need beyond my pocket or pack kits they should be able to get me back to the Jeep where I have everything I would need for my comfort levels of first aid. So by the time I am back to the Jeep I would have access to all three kits then.

Pocket Kit: With my pocket kit I am able to take care a of a lot of small cuts and foot care with just two easy to carry items.

1. Duct Tape
2. Clean Bandana

Pack Kit: The idea behind my pack kit is that I do more hiking outdoors then anything else outdoors for the most part so its really geared for small cuts, foot care, pain, and bugs.

1. Gauze
2. Q-Tips
3. Afterbite
4. Chap Stick
5. Back and Body pain pills
6. Sani Cloth
7. Alcohol Pads
8. Tick Key
9. Band Aids
10. Mole Skin
11. Adhesive Pad

Truck Kit: I know these are in two bags but I count it as one kit. The reason for the two bags is that by splitting it up I can slid all of it under both my two front seats.

1. Gloves (Oooops I only had one of the good ones left)
2. Sani Cloth
3. Alcohol Pads
4. Large Bandage
5. Gauze
6. Dermal wound cleaner
7. Smelling salts
8. CPR Mask
9. Neosporin
10. Secondary antibiotic cream
11. Medical Tape
12. Triangle Bandage
13. Burn Cream
14. A few different sizes of bandages
15. Absorbent compress

 

[SaturatedShadow]

Pocket Kit

Coghlan's waterproof bag
A dozen assorted band-aids
5 gauze pads
buterfly sutures
roll of army surplus camo gauze
alcohol wipes
super glue
ibuprofen
benadryl
water purification tabs
firesteel and tinder straws for good measure

This kit contains the basics for minor injuries, but can be useful for larger wounds by utilizing the gauze pads and roll along with my EDC bandana. The pouch is a bit large for pocket carry in jeans, but will fit nicely in a cargo pocket.

Pack Kit

5.11 10x6 molle pouch
Quik clot
2 large gauze pads
6 small gauze pads
4 camo gauze rolls
triangle bandage
pair of gloves
roll of athletic tape
moleskin padding
cold pack
butterfly sutures
multitude of assorted band-aids
emergency blanket
popsicle stick
2 surgical blades
super glue
small roll of tape
hemostats
neosporin
ibuprofen
benadryl
imodium
snake bite kit
Johnson and Johnson First Aid book

Prior to this challenge, this was my large first aid kit, and remains the most comprehensive as I opted to have the most capabilities in my pack. It contains lots of options for minor injuries as well as plenty of bulky dressing if needed. It contains the widest range of medications of the three kits and a few extras, such as the moleskin and snakebite kit, that make more sense in a pack than in a truck. This kit started as one of those Johnson and Johnson kits from Wal-Mart that we recieved as a wedding gift. I took the contents out of the plastic box and have been gradually supplementing the original kit with extra items. It occured to me during this challenge that the black MOLLE pouch I was using didn't look much like a first aid kit. To help someone unfamiliar with my pack identify the first aid kit, I went to work with some red paracord. I added a red cobra stitch cross and replaced the black zipper pulls with red.

Truck Kit

Army surplus mechanic bag
quik clot
cotton bandages
more camo gauze rolls
triangle bandages
small gauze pads
butterfly sutures
nitrile gloves
roll of athletic tape
super glue
tweezers
box of band-aids
ibuprofen
benadryl
91% isopropyl alcohol
bottle of saline solution for wound irrigation
Victorinox Sentinel

This kit is designed as more of a trauma kit, focusing mostly on treatment of bleeding and less on minor discomforts. My backpack also rides in my truck, and therefore also my pack kit, so I did not replicate many of the smaller items avialable from my pack kit. The truck kit is set up mainly for the scenarios of rolling up on an accident and needing to quickly control serious bleeding or to provide additional or fresh bandges when returning to the truck after initial treatment with the pack kit. This kit is still fairly small and simple as any more specialized gear would be beyond my skill level. This bag also recieved some red paracord additions to help identify it as a first aid kit. A purpose built rescue knife would fit nicely in this kit, but I don't have one at this time. I did have a Victorinox Sentinel handy, which due to its fairly rounded tip and one hand opening, should make a decent first aid kit knife.

 

[FAL'ER]

This challenge, I accept.
Truck/Car FAK
Packed up.


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1) (1) theraflu medication to mitigate a flu away from home
2) (2) Maxipads, I keep these everywhere.
3) (40) Bandaids, (20 small ) and (20 regular sized)
4) (1) triangular bandage
5) BK77 Knife
6) roll of tape to tape off any dressings and help apply pressure
7) (2) Ibuprofin tablets for headaches or general pain
8) (2) abdominal pads
9) (4) vinyl gloves
10) $20
11) (2) sugar packets For diabetics or to use in a wound, could eat it also
12) (2) Honey packets specifically in here for diabetics
13) (2) eye wash tubes, I've shot stuff into my eyes several times. I'll never be without these
14) Cold pack, This was a replacement cause a buddy blew his knee out paintballing, glad I had one in there.
15) (2) roller gauze
16) (6) antiseptic towlettes
17) EMT shears
18) Canvas Bag to carry it all in
19) Red Cross First Aid booklet
20) (6) 2 X 2 gauze pads
21) (6) 3 x 3 gauze pads
22) (1) compression gauze pad



Pack FAK
I keep these 3 components in an inner pocket of this versa pack.


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1) Maxped Versa pack - Vehicle for the kit
2) (1) Celox packet - For clotting a bad bleeding wound or arterial bleed.
3) Empty adventure medical kits bag - I used most of it's contents in january when I fillet myself
4) (1) Israeli Battle dressing - very absorbent and applies quite a bit of pressure to the wound. yep I've put one on myself and someone else.
5) Triangular bandage - I took it out. No longer in this kit
6) (1) Roller gauze - Rolled it around my finger when I cut myself and duct taped it on.
7) (3) packets of Ibuprofin, 6 tablets total - use these all the time for headaches
8) (4) Antiseptic wipes - for cleaning and general sanitizing
9) (1) Large Band Aid
10) (2) Eye washes
11) (1) Tampon - for a penetration wound, gunshot mostly
12) Crewman knife - Required for pic. but that is the knife I carry on this kit
13) (1) Iodine swab - Break the glass inner vial and swab it on to an area to disinfect
14) (1) Large Gauze pad - for direct pressure on a wound, could tape it on
15) (1) Maxipad - real absorbent and sterile, took abunch of these from the hospital when my youngest was born, they're everywhere
16) (4) small ish band aids
17) (2 ft) 100 mph duct tape - taping on dressings, mostly I use it on my feet when I get a hot spot, to prevent a blister.
18) (3) nitrile gloves - I keep 3 in there cause I usually will break one putting it on.
19) (1) small gauze pad.


Pocket FAK
Kit all packed up.


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1) First aid instruction sheet
2) (2) Band aids regular size
3) (1) starbucks honey packet, In case I run into someone who is diabetic and needs to raise their blood sugar, (actually had to do it once at a FAL shoot)
4) (4) Ibuprofin tablets
5) Very small ziplock bag to hold the contents
6) $5 dollar bill required for contest, not part of the kit
7) (1) Sugar packet for diabetics or to help draw infections out of a wound
8) Remora knife Required for contest, not part of the kit
9) (1) Theraflu, Meds, for flu. To help mitigate a flu while out and about.
10) (2) antiseptic towlettes
11) (1) Iodine towlette
12) (1) burn cream packet
13) (1) 2 x 2 Gauze pad
14) (1) antibiotic ointment packet

Post script, This contest really got me to re-evaluate all my first aid kits, My S&R Pack kit, hadn't looked at the first aid kit in that for a couple years, added some things and took out some things. My mountain pack kit, same thing added and took away. I looked at 5 or 6 kits of my own and they all got the once over. I had never carried a pocket first aid kit until now. I noticed a couple of holes /missing items I wish I had more of, eye wash being one and more triple antibiotic ointment the other. I realized I had 1 pack without a first aid kit, I'll have to get on that. I started incorporating honey/sugar packets into my kits this go around. I should put some superglue in there also.

 

[Murphnuge]

Sure I'll have a go at this, er I mean..."I accept the challenge".-------- Withdrawn due to too much work and dealing with a 5 month old.

 

[jarodmichael]

All my kits are based on current deployment status.

Ok, I started off with the "pocket" FAK. My cargo pockets are large, so they can accommodate this pack.

This FAK contains:
Electrolyte Drink Mix for dehydration
Fabric Tape
Scissors
Tweezers
Gloves
Alcohol wipes
Sting relief wipes
Antibiotic ointment
Pain/Anti-inflammatory medication
Anti-histamine
Gause Pads
Bandaids
Snake Bite Kit (Sand Vipers Suck!)
Cravat
Cleansing Wipes
Eye drops (sandstorms leave your eyes parched)
Tape
Lip Ointment
Sunscreen


The Next kit is my "pack" FAK:
This FAK is attached to my ruck and is with me anytime I leave my common area. The base is a med pack every Soldier receives before deployment, which I added a few things to. I worked off the assumption I would used one FAK to get to the other so this pack is more combat oriented rather than common illness and injury.

This FAK includes:
CAT Tourniquette
Red Marker to mark Tourniquette patient
Gauze wrap
NasoPharyngeal Airway
Electrolyte drink Mix
Gloves
Cravat
Hemmorrhage control compression bandage
Lots of Tape
BK13 Remora
Compressed Gauze
Two chemlights
Medivac Card
First aid card
Quick Clot Combat Gauze




Finally the "truck" kit or my "gator" kit. This pretty much has everything I could find that I could possibly require in the desert. I think I am well prepared.

This FAK includes:
Abdomidal Gauze Pads
Med bag including asprin/ibuprofen/antibiotic ointment/anti-itch/benadryl/burn relief/lip balm/extra-dry skin lotion/sunscreen
Alcohol Wipes
OFF! Wipes
Hot/Cold Patches
Petroleum Gauze
compressed gauze
thermal blanket
antibiotic wipes
eye bandages
toilet paper
cold compresses
tweezers
scissors
standard bandaids
assorted special bandages
compressed muslin bandage
compressed combat bandages
tape (two types)
wrap gauze
ace bandages
water purification tablets
long Q tips
regular Q tips
Cravat
CPR Mask
Cotton Balls
Scalpel
4 chemlights
flashlight
extra batteries
carmex
eye drops
Biofreeze (heavy duty icy/hot)
hand sanitizer
Emergency water ration
2 particle masks
assorted 2x2/2x3/3x4 gauze
gloves

 

[NixKustoms]

"I accept the Challenge"

Well I got busy and forgot about the contest this month. I guess I'll have to give next months a shot then.

Good luck to everyone!

 

[dingobubba]

I accept the challenge

 

[Mrwhitetailfanatic]

I modified my kits and made a new kit took pictures and forgot to add the $ so I withdraw I just dont want to mess with it.

 

[hewhoisiam]

WITHDRAWN: 60+ hour week this week and last week. Procrastination the week before that.

 

[Paws]

Retracted.

 

[numberthree]

I accept the Challenge

Here's mine:

first the 'truck kit' which serves as a house kit, truck kit, or car camping kit. I'll bring this whenever I'm with a small group of people. It contains pretty much everything to provide for most medical emergencies (for bigger gatherings I often include an oxygen cylinder and AED). The overall philosophy behind these kits is first aid of course, but with a slightly longer term view, emphasizing wound maintenance over time to allow good healing without infection if one were in the field for awhile. Also they are packed with an eye towards medical emergencies as well as trauma; I feel that many kits these days are far too trauma focused and ignore many of the other issues that can arise when out in the wilds.

and the contents:

IV kit with 500 ml each of D10W, N/S, various catheters, 2 admin sets, thiamine, naloxone, tourniquets, alcohol wipes, tegaderm dressings, tape, etc.


BP cuff
stethoscope
pocket mask
hospital grade hand cleaner
SAM splint
elastic bandages
triangular bandages
tweezers, forceps, scissors
thoracentesis kit plus valve
esmarch bandage
sterile saline irrigators
band-aids
small telfa dressings
large telfa dressings
8x10 ABD pads
square gauze
tegaderm dressings, assorted sizes.
steri-strips
burn cream
Epinephrine kit with 1 ml epi, 4 x 12.5 mg tablets of benadryl, syringe, alcohol wipe
Glucagon kit
Glucometer with lancets and test strips
Nitroglycerin
ASA
Ibuprofen
Children's Tylenol
roller gauze
finger splint
thermometer
pen light
Swiss Army Knife
Skin Stapler
Iodine tincture
Polysporin
French catheter

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Next the Pack Kit:

This kit is mainly in my pack, but my motorcycle and my wife's car has one of these as well. It will fit in a cargo pocket fairly well too.

it's built into a blood pressure cuff bag and contains:

Survival blanket
Epi kit
Glucogel
ABD pad
Telfa large and small
Tegaderm
Bandaids
steri-strips
Sterile saline irrigators
tweezers
roller gauze
tape
shears
benadryl
iodine
alcohol wipes
penlight

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Pocket kit

I pack these kits in LC1 compass/dressing pouches, which work very well for small IFAK type kits. My son loves these kits and carries one at school to patch anyone up that needs it on the playground.

Bandaids
Telfa
ABD pad
Benadryl
Roller gauze
saline irrigators
steri strips
tweezers
shears

thanks for looking,

Numberthree, BH#106

 

[dingobubba]

Here are mine...

Pocket kit: I made this as simple as possible to fit in my pocket.
Packed:

Exploded:

*Glove pouch a local hospital gives out to EMS personel for PR.
*Bandaids
*2x2s
*Alcohol pads
*Old lady tin with Advil, Tums and a couple dosages of my Synthroid.

Pack Kit: Bare necessities for a few days out with the family.
Packed:

Exploded:

*Roll out pack a gift for EMS week a few years back.
*Kling rolls
*4x4s
*2x2s
*tape
*8x10 & 5x9 combine pads
*Non adhesive dressings
*Anti-bacterial ointmen
*Super glue
*Small surgical snips
*tweezers
*trauma shears
*Sting stop
*Alcohol pads
*Baggie of Tums
*Triangular bandages
*Nyquil Casules
*Chapstick
*Oragel
*hand sanitizer
*Tupperware container with Advil and Benydril Capsules.
*Nitrele gloves

Truck Kit or my case, JEEP Kit: This kit is geared more for roadside emergencies that I may come across. Basically if I'm on scene before EMS i can start treatment. Luckily in my neck of the woods EMS is everywhere. Usually they are on scene within 10 minutes. This kit evolved or should I say DEvolved over the last 16 years. It used to be larger and held just about everything our ambulance house bag carries. Over time I realized that the majority of things never got used, expired, what not so I downsized. Has what I need to get a head start for the responding ambulance. No meds of any kind.
Packed:

Exploded:

*Duffle bag. Another EMS week gift.
*CPR pocket mask
*Triangular bandages
*Bottle of sterile water
*Bottle of normal saline
*Trauma shears
*5x9 combine pads
*Cold pack
*Hot pack
*4x4s & 2x2s
*Nitrele gloves
*Tape
*Blood pressure cuff
*Stethascope
*Spyderco Clipit Rescue knife
*Assortment of oral airways
*Padded board splint
*2 Adjustable cervical spine collars-1 adult, 1 pediatric
*Non adhesive dressings
*Sterile burn sheet
*Large trauma pad
*Hazardous material guide book(Yeah old, but still good)
*Binoculars

Few other things that I've used already that need replaced are another padded board splint and kling rolls. Came upon an accident about a month ago and started splinting the ladies fractured wrist before EMS got there. Well thats my stuff. Fits my needs.

 

[BushOgre]

I accept the Challenge.

 

[XanRa]

I love watching these challenges though- maybe one day when I have a payed account I'll participate

 

[Moosez45]

I love watching these challenges though- maybe one day when I have a payed account I'll participate

Some contests are open, some are setup for specific reasons. Participate as much as you want, you got nothing to lose, only gain.

Moose

 

[EseeDownUnder]

I accept this challenge. I'm in Aus so used a $5 bill.
Truck/Car kit:

Exploded:

duct tape
scissors
elastic crepe bandage
FA guide
wound dressing
eye pad
conforming bandage
latex gloves
supa glue
adhesive strip bandaids
knuckle bandaid
square bandaid
face shield CPR mask(one way valve)
triangular bandage(sling)
safety pins
hand sanitiser
alcohol prep wipes
micropore tape
carabiner
tweezer
splinter probes
compass
Q tips
non adherent pad
pain killers
leatherman wave

Pack/Hiking kit in the form of a fanny pack:

Exploded:

Q tips
emergency whistle with compass
hand sanitiser
carabiner
waterproof bag
toothbrush
wound dressing
conforming bandage
alcohol prep pads
latex gloves
FA guide
adhesive strip bandaids
emergency blanket
triangular bandage(sling)
tweezer
splinter probe
safety pins
micropore paper tape
scissor
supa glue
pain killers

Personal kit - simply one of those airplane bags you get onboard with lanyard to hang around neck:

Exploded:

pain killers
triangular bandage(sling)
lip balm
handcream
vapor drops
alcohol prep pad
strip adhesive bandaids
supa glue

Thanks for the opportunity guys & best of luck to all!
I needs a new camera!!!!

 

[BushOgre]

This was actually very difficult to separate my FAK supplies from my regular backpacking and everyday equipment. It is all so integrated, it is hard for me to think of them as different categories. I am sure I have left some stuff out, like water purification tablets, which are with my canteen on my belt. Oh well. I had fun handling all of it.

Truck bag/FAK (always together, this way i can throw it in someone else's car if need be)

15 hr heat blanket
spare jumper cables
flashlight
maglight
puncture seal
2 med cold pack
2 5hr energy shots
moleskin
hand sanititzer
4500lb tow rope
water bag
sunscreen/bug spray
battery terminal cleaner
5 tampons
3 55 gal drum liners
moist wipes
hemorrhoid wipes
glycerin
head lamp
ace bandage
small bottle bleach
small bottle peroxide
small bottle rubbing alcohol
bug bite stick
ibuprofen
mucinex
thermometer
dental floss/pick
first aid book
gold bond powder
benadryl
walkie talkies
electrical tape
finger splint
saline
tums
neosporin
orajel
surgical shears and tweezers
poison ivy,oak,sumac cream
military bug repellant
cpr mask
eye drops
alcohol swabs
wet naps
bankline
paracord
duct tape
sos banner
syphon
latex gloves
syringe
mini knife sharpener
lighter
gauze pads assorted
4 emergency blankets
rain ponchos
rolls of gauze assorted
bandages assorted
utility shears
drink mix powder
.25 cal pistol
swiss issue waterproof pack

Pack FAK
military dry bag
small bleach
small iodine
small peroxide
small alcohol
latex gloves
soap
mucinex
moleskin
tampons
wetwipes
paracord
benadryl
2 5hr energy
ace bandage
floss/picks
nail clippers
burn cream
cpr mouth guard
syringe
assorted bandaids
bite stick
inhaler
medical tape
bc powder
medi tape 3in
hemorrhoid wipes
ibuprofen
gold bond
drink mix
electrical tape
ivy,sumac,oak cream
duct tape
eye drops
hand sanitizer
saline
brush/mirror combo
orajel
q-tips
snake bite kit
tums
bug repellent
3 fuel gel and stove
sterile adhesive bandages
russian magazine pouch

mini kit
super glue
mirror
chapstick
butterfly sutures
neosporin
anti diarrhea pills
wire saw
fishing line 50ft 30lb
12 50lb leads
fishing lures (pre weighted)
bandaids
bottle opener - 1/16in sharpened steel
bc powder