Mass Casualty Response Bag ⎮SlingPAK⎮

[@Traumapak]

Thanks for the in depth and great review Sam. For those that don't know us we are a first responder owned small business dedicated to making innovative solutions for operational medicine response. My name is Ofer and I'm the owner. Stay safe!

[@jamesa7506]

Well done sir 👍

[@Minuteman4Jesus]

This sure looks like the kind of durable and easy-to-handle pack that I can fill with the supplies I already have. Even though I source my own contents, I've been on the lookout for a good pack for SAR duty. I believe this is the one!! 😎👍

[@amtrak-nw3ln]

I have a quick question for the both of you does Does the pack come fully loaded with medical gear yes or no

[@TulkOrkan]

If saving lives brings you joy, I'd imagine that teaching people how to save lives brings it as well. :) Thanks prepmedic.

[@chasorchard1140]

Hell of a good looking kit

[@Watercarrier]

„I‘ve been on a couple mass casualty incidents” Sam, did you ever made a video about that? Would be quite interesting. Especially with the focus how we medical amateurs should treat this.

[@docdolittle8057]

Love this bags setup, but my paycheck will flatline if I try to get this 😅

[@Flashbang80701]

😂. So true. Have to save for about a month.😅

[@din0saut367]

i love this!! for me, i love carrying med packs in my car: 1 personal, 2nd immediate guests in the car and i have one last big one for mass.

[@TheChubbyKid]

I would like to see the pull function implemented on the outside with nitrile gloves, so many times I've had police asking for gloves.

[@IronRakkasanCSM]

As someone whose used both backpacks and sling packs during operations, I love the pack but believe it work better as a backpack

[@steveerwin6764]

As an EMT or a paramedic, the best legacy that you can leave is to pass aling your Lifesaving skills to others.

[@vladboy1]

Definitely

[@dameongray6412]

I like the kit but I also like what he did at 3 minutes when he pulled off that red tag put it in his pocket and then zipped up his pocket that was really awesome

[@Sdukes001]

Been looking at these and they are expensive but definitely worth the money.

[@jamesa7506]

Good quick review of an awesome kit. I think a good video would be a live demonstration of some of these products (like the clips you've included). A fine job you're doing my friend! ✝️🇺🇲👍

[@mndough1]

Excellent video.Were did you go for this training?

[@fips448]

Maybe the Tasmanian Tiger Mascal Pack can compete with this one but the Triage Bands are pretty exceptionell on the SlingPack and probably a little bit more userfriendly under stress

[@rescue00751]

There is another one by Conterra which has triage bands as well

[@fips448]

@@rescue00751 thanks for the information, i think this Brand is not so much known in Europe

[@davidpiersiak9503]

Refuge medical stuff is the absolute best review some of their stuff

[@Leo_Richie]

I was like $350 not bad then I noticed (empty) the entry level bag “with all this”is $1100

[@dr.oetqer]

It's a lot of money, for sure, but if I do the simple math, it really looks reasonable. As a simple guide, I use the following prices: TQ @ 30, QuickCloth @ 40, Chest Seals @ 30, ETD & comprised Gauze @ 15 For a total of 115 a set. If multiplied by 8 it will already cost 920, leaving less then 200 for the backpack and rest of the gear. So, in my opinion $1,110 is a fair price. ps: I know prices and brands are subject to change, this is just a general simple list I use, mainly for comparison.

[@wavemakersdj]

I love the idea. But for the price I prefer the 5.11 UCR pack and load it myself with the same contents. A few hundred dollars and load it with some colored ribbon i stead of $1000 for similar results.

[@PrepMedic]

You can buy the pack on its own as well.

[@dr.oetqer]

The 5.11 UCR is a good alternative. I have one for years, but haven't had the chance to use it as much. For just the MCI respons it should be fine, but otherwise I think the usefulness is a bit limited. It's a lot of money, for sure, but if I do the simple math, it really looks reasonable. As a simple guide, I use the following prices: TQ @ 30, QuickCloth @ 40, Chest Seals @ 30, ETD & comprised Gauze @ 15 For a total of 115 a set. If multiplied by 8 it will already cost 920, leaving less then 200 for the backpack and rest of the gear. So, in my opinion $1,110 is a fair price. ps: I know prices and brands are subject to change, this is just a general simple list I use, mainly for comparison.

[@SLDave]

Thank you for this video

[@HafaDalai]

I wanna see a medication bag, from basic sick call to abx pleaseeeeeeeee

[@elevatedsearchandrescue8034]

great video as usual, thank you

[@witchdoc5075]

I am very interested in working more with that BattleWrap pressure dressing. I have only had my hamds on it once, and was wondering your thought(s). Better, same, worse than an izzy or olaes? Also that triage ribbon. Would that be used to cordon off an area for waking wounded/intermediate etc, or, is that to be affixed to patients as you are triaging? Never seen that before.

[@Wulvves]

israeli bandage 🔛🔝 and triage tags are to be affixed to patients so other first responders know exactly how to proceed with treatment and who gets help first

[@witchdoc5075]

@@Wulvves I get usage of triage tags and izzys, my question was directed to the ribbon material.

[@rescue00751]

Hey Sam, which Woundpacking trainer are you using in the video? Thanks, Cheers

[@TommySatkevich-qe3qv]

Good morning to you all.

[@brucewarren5248]

Great review. Great video. Would this be of any use to me as just a regular guy?

[@Wulvves]

not unless you know what everything does and you know how to use them effectively, also having a good grasp on general anatomy/physiology and vitals

[@IndependentNewsMedia]

Nice review video, God bless.

[@HellsRangers290]

Who makes the litter/stretcher

[@PrepMedic]

TraumaPAK

[@HellsRangers290]

@@PrepMedic thanks

[@davidoftheforest]

what's your opinion on Rhino Rescue for supplies?

[@scruffyscrubs5468]

Excellent!

[@triplehfarmsllc7348]

Ever thought about doing a kitted out bag as a giveaway???? I think it would workout ever well for you also if everyone thinks the same hit the like button so the comment stands out and he sees it!!! Thanks

[@PrepMedic]

The rules for giveaways on KZbin are super weird and shipping medical supplies overseas also gets into the weeds so i usually avoid it.

[@PrepMedic]

I do a lot of in-person giveaways to local groups and organizations that I believe are doing important work and need better medical supplies. I don’t share it on social media a bunch though.

[@triplehfarmsllc7348]

@@PrepMedic gotcha I’m not familiar with KZbin rules so that makes since I see everyone doing the car giveaways and tool giveaways always and thought I’d ask. And the in person giveaways that’s awesome should definitely video it and put in either in a normal video or a video of itself and see if it’s a boost on here, really awesome and your channel and super helpful it helped me pick everything I carry and how it’s setup for easy access while working. I’m a just a volunteer fire fighter but have my emt certification because of you actually! In 2019 was in a bad accident in a semi and I retired after that and I’m only 32 now so I try to give back to my community and with doing the fire service as well and we travel a ton mainly from Nc to fl but go out west some! So having medical equipment is part of my everyday life because you know what you will come up on or happen too yourself or family so thank you for what you do spread knowledge and for your own community and others your in teaching others to do the same. And sorry for the long comment I know your busy and probably don’t have time to read it all 🤣

[@normanhicks1892]

I was rooting around in the weeds on the internet and ran across SEAL hemostatic wound spray. They make it sound like sliced bread in the marketing, but it can’t be that simple, can it?

[@vladboy1]

Not really it is basically a liquid bandaid

[@kingfish4575]

How much?

[@kotlet1711]

Please test a The BattlePAK TraumaPAK with The Medic BattlePAK.

[@PrepMedic]

2 weeks from today that video will drop

[@peterparker354]

I want one but damn is it expensive

[@vladboy1]

Build your own you really don’t need half the stuff in it lots of roller gauze , tape , field dressing stuff / Israel bandage) and definitely get some zip strips for wound closure and definitely some emt shears and antibacterial stuff even listerine works

[@vladboy1]

First off with the environment as random as it is. I am not wasting my pac to make a mass cas bag and definitely not humping it around let the pros deal with it -

[@kananisha]

$1,110?!! For the "active civilian " kit?!

[@Sdukes001]

Yea very expensive. Life saving equipment usually is.

[@Pimpdown24]

Right? I’m gonna build my own lol

[@dr.oetqer]

It's a lot of money, for sure, but if I do the simple math, it really looks reasonable. As a simple guide, I use the following prices: TQ @ 30, QuickCloth @ 40, Chest Seals @ 30, ETD & comprised Gauze @ 15 For a total of 115 a set. If multiplied by 8 it will already cost 920, leaving less then 200 for the backpack and rest of the gear. So, in my opinion $1,110 is a fair price. ps: I know prices and brands are subject to change, this is just a general simple list I use, mainly for comparison.

[@Pimpdown24]

@@dr.oetqer I built a kit identical to this minus their pack (I went with a NAR) and it was $700

[@O8WRx]

Talk to your local FD and EMS to source some free stuff possibly. I get my stuff from EMS paramedics.

[@justinprice-c2g]

Nice

[@pyeitme508]

RAD!

[@AndersAylward]

It's almost 1300 for the lowest level "Bystander" bag for anyone who's interested but doesn't want to visit the website. Just for the empty bag it is $350. For some Nylon which was likely mostly made in China

[@PrepMedic]

Just for reference a CAT TQ retails for ~$30, each of those quickclot are ~$45 and the hyfin chest seals are ~$11/piece. Not to mention all the other supplies included and the litter. I’m not saying $1,100 isn’t expensive but those that think it is price gouging haven’t priced out a medical bag before. The NAR 4 aid bag is $400 and the Tasmanian tiger bags are in the same price point for empty nylon as well.

[@yospriadinata686]

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[@TulkOrkan]

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[@mahbuddykeith1124]

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