Lifesystems Mountain Leader First Aid Kit - Large Group Medical Kit

www.webtogs.co.uk/lifesystems-... The Lifesystems Mountain Leader First Aid Kit is a large group medical kit designed specifically for Mountain Leaders out and about with their groups. Whilst Gareth takes you through the kit, lets find out what makes the Lifesystems Medical Kits the best out there.
The Mountain Leader First Aid Kit provides the equipment needed to care for a large group of between 1 and 14 persons. The Mountain Leader First Aid Kit is also used by survival training schools in the UK. It has been designed with the help of expedition doctor Hugh Montgomery and members of the British Special Forces medical team.
CONTENTS
Primary care leaflet & scissors
Tweezers, safety pins, shears
Fabric dressing strip & burn gel
Wound closure strips
Woven & triangular bandages
Crepe bandage & thermometer
Zinc oxide & micropore tape Low-adherent dressings
Medium & eyepad dressings
Fabric & blister plasters
Vinyl gloves & guaze swabs
Paracetamol & ibuprofen
Antiseptic wipes & duct tape
Resusci-Aid & glow stick
PACK SPECIFICATIONS
150D, PU coated ripstop fabric
Waterproof zips
Quick-Find system
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Is there a similar kit available in the US?

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I like it, but it demonstrates the rabbit hole all advanced medically trained persons fall into, carrying too much equipment. Rule one is everyone carries their own medical kit! Advanced medical supplies should be distributed amongst the team. For example, SAM splints (2) should be carried by two team members. Unless the mountain leader is also an advanced medical person, they are legally not allowed to distribute medicine. Although, it is my opinion every mountain guide should be a Wilderness EMT as a minimum.