Trauma Kit / Blow Out Kit

[@dubon811]

I am a NAVY corpsman. Soon to be civilian EMT while going to nursing school. Can't wait.

[@SkinnyMedic]

+Js Dubon Good luck!

[@SkinnyMedic]

Thank you for the order! I am going to be doing videos on the contents, in more detail shortly.

[@hughstewart3244]

Received this kit the other day and I will be carrying it from now on. It provides me with everything I need. Its a great product at a great price. I would recommend these kits as a must have. It could save a life. Many thanks Skinnymedic best wishes for the new year.

[@SomeofThisSomeofThat]

Thank you for what you said about the needleD. Only those formally trained should even attempt the procedure.

[@vonbullfrog6658]

I love my old skinny medic bag that I got from you years ago. It has held up great.

[@TheShootersMindset]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I've been looking into a Trauma kit for the range bag recently.

[@SkinnyMedic]

Thank you! Let me know if I can help you out.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Great kit with quality items. Everyone that goes to the range should have one. Have you thought about adding a Mylar rescue blanket to add warmth to help prevent shock?

[@johnhurt9858]

I applaud you so so so very much for not putting the needle in there. I'm an EMR and in my state's scope of practice I can use all of that except the needles. I have no need for needles. A lot of people don't need them. Again thank you for being one less source for untrained people to get them.

[@bobbycoffey7761]

John Hurt What if someone shows up or is on scene that knows how to use the needle but doesn’t have one? That’s why I keep one in mine

[@SkinnyMedic]

I have Mylar blankets in my add-on products.

[@swelly61]

Found your channel through Sootch00 today... Just ordered my trama kit. This is the kit I have been searching for. Thanks for the videos. Very informative!

[@slofr8dan]

I bought a condor pouch after watching this vid and love it. I now have 3 condor rip away emt pouches for my vehicles. Great bag.

[@kekelaward]

Good kit! Maybe a space blanket?

[@Sprnklrmn]

Love your videos and your products. Thank you for what you do.

[@wildrootsfarm1975]

Great plug! Great info! Thank you. I look forward to seeing more

[@dslag7812]

Great video! Really good price. FYI for anyone that doesn't know, buying the same gear from various other places will cost around $140 without tax and shipping expenses! He is selling in one package. Also, anyone that buys a NATO tourniquet for around $20, the CAT tourniquet is only $29.99 and is easy to use one handed! If you buy the NATO you be just as well off with a good nylon belt. :)

[@SkinnyMedic]

Thank you!

[@dslag7812]

Your welcome just speaking the truth. Overall anyone saves around $50 getting it from your store. Then there is the cost of not having to order from multiple places and trying to hunt down the right brand and for me that's priceless. Hey Skinny suggestion, what about a pair of sterile vinyl gloves? How about a small irrigation bottle? Quick cleaning of wound area before using Celox or Israeli bandage.

[@socketpuppet8880]

i'm not trying to cost sales or anything, just stating this because it happened to me. i had this exact condor pouch and one of the buttons on the molle straps broke. i've glued it twice now to repair. tried to return to condor with no luck, though they did send me the button i glued on there. that is the only thing that has failed though, so you may want to make sure you have a way to repair the buttons if you want this to be on a bug out bag or for other rough use.

[@swatnc8051]

I like it going to order one I agree with not putting the needles in very dangerous procedure and requires a lot of training to be done safely

[@rickfoley5596]

Great well thought out kit and good price. I am a shooter and hunter and while I always strive for safety first accidents can happen and it's your responsibility to do what you can to take precautions. So I decided to put together a kit to have with me anytime I am arround fire arms. Your has all the items I have been told by military medical escorts that I should have in my blowout kit. Plus it looks to have a little space for things I would like to add like alcohol swans and a assortment of bandages to handle the everyday accidents that I am most likely to accure.

[@SkinnyMedic]

Rick Foley Thank you!

[@CrotalusKid1]

looks like a good kit buddy!

[@SimplePhill]

Three years ago, I watched a resident in my building die from a sucking chest (gunshot) wound. If I had been trained and had one of these on hand, I might have been able to do something. I really want to buy one of your kits, so if I ever come across something like that again, I can help.

[@Rickie53]

Currently working on a trauma/FAK to house in my 5.11 back pack. I am in college and do not use it for classes, but for almost everything else. It just so happens I have the same israeli bandage and pair of scissors in there already, and am currently on your channel to look at reviews of celox. I also have chest seals, extra gauze, and latex free gloves, and burn jel on order from amazon. I plan on getting more of the israeli bandages. So far I like it, but I haven't opened one yet, once I get one or two more I'll open one to check it out, and familiarize myself with it. Your channel is very unique amongst all the other "tacticool" shooting channels, which are alright. There just isn't anyone else focussing on the medical aspect of preparedness. Thanks!

[@Stargazer131000]

+Ty White For a great demonstration for using the Israeli bandages, tourniquets, etc by a man with 20 years + experience go to youtube channel: Preparedmind 101 and click on his playlist and choose Medical. You will really learn a lot from Chris's guest. Let me know how you like it.

[@WickdPerfekT]

Stargazer131000 thanks

[@WickdPerfekT]

Stargazer131000 oh nice name. I work in astro.

[@steveerwin6764]

You could have packed a mylar blanket for shock.

[@massoutdoortramper2744]

Steve Erwin I was thinking the EXACT thing for shock. I have one in ALL my trauma, first aid, car kits etc..

[@michaeld8975]

So thats a blow out kit. hmm and here I thought it was going to be immodium.

[@michaeld8975]

El Story of my life bro.

[@centralmassairsoftcommand267]

This is a great kit great stuff in it man!

[@SkinnyMedic]

+Central Mass Airsoft Command Thanks!

[@jumpoffa5011]

Now That's What I'm Talking About!!!!! Great Price Too!!!!!

[@threeoeightwadcutter2820]

good information. Thank you

[@jmontman]

Good stuff

[@KneeDwn]

do you ship internationally ?

[@preppercamper2579]

Thanks i needed this video

[@MrSottobanco]

I saw one kit being sold state a disclaimer. It said the buyer had to have medical training to use the kit. Where can one get this training? I don't have a degree in the healthcare field.

[@allwaysright7633]

Hello, Thank you for the information. I am new to guns and want to learn about gun shoot medical. I live in Orlando Florida. How do I find class in my area or I am will to go outside my area if I have too. I have been doing research and I am going to order my kit from you. Thank you

[@nomadismileseeker6611]

SkinnyMedic where should I look to take basic classes to teach me how to use these items should I have them?

[@the1sgjohns]

SM: I am a motor officer and I am looking to carry something besides one CAT and one israeli bandage on me. I just have belt space and some limited thigh pockets. Suggestions? I do not subscribe keeping any medical around the front of my armor (bullet go there mostly so don't want my medic gear damage.) If they miss and hit it on my side then I have probably survived. Regards

[@marcusaurelius161]

What about a simple mylar (space) blanket?

[@wastool]

If you already have a hole in your chest do you need a decompression needle?

[@TheParacordWeaver]

Great little kit!, looks like it will fit into most bags easily!

[@CPLBSS88]

I personally carry and have used the NATO tourny... I like it a lot and its half the price of the CAT... just an FYI for those that care

[@Try_n_2Tri]

I use the condor pouch as well - very nice. question - can you fold a chest seal and not damage it? I have HALO and they are huge... nice seals, but huge packaging. thoughts? I"m law enforcement and want good kit.

[@TheMisterMonkeyman]

During training in the use of chest seals we were told to never fold chest seals when packing them. It probably won't hurt their effectiveness, but it might and why take the chance. Most seals are pretty large, but the Hyfin brand seals are relatively small and I believe come with a seal for the entrance wound and one for the exit. Just in case the wound is a through and through or there are multiple entrance wounds. The only real downside to them is that they are relatively small, so you have to be pretty exact when placing them. Everyone seems to have their own preference in which chest seal they like to use, so keep that in mind when making your choice. Just my opinion, for what it's worth. Peace.

[@farwalker3672]

Lesal8403 you might want to check out Russell chest seals. They are vented and can be folded according to the manufacturer. They are more expensive however. There are several videos available on KZbin if you want to check them out.

[@christaylor4086]

I'm wanting to put together a couple Blow Out kits to keep on a fishing and wake-board boat. Is there anything you would add to this when a body of water comes into play?

[@zackarysmith4323]

Everytime we talked about Needle decompression in my TECC course someone had to say... NO ITS NO LIKE PULP FICTION..

[@skim193]

zackary smith.... or 'three kings'

[@Docprepper]

Love your kit, but I have to say the black gloves are absolutely a disservice. When doing a blood sweep, you can’t hardly see anything on them, especially in the dark. Blue or gray gloves are definitely a better option. That being said, I love your kits and videos. This is an impressively all-inclusive kit.

[@fuscojordan]

people always wanting to do the needle in a chest could also just use an occlusive dressing over the chest wound taped down on 3 sides

[@analogmesaman]

+jordan fusco occlusive dressing is for an open (sucking) chest wound. needle is for decompressing a tension (or possible tension) pneumothorax.

[@Thejesusfreak930]

Not true "anymore", I suppose. Recommended to fully seal chest wound then use needle if necessary. Leaving the sucking wound open could lead to pneumothorax. This post is getting old but I thought I would leave the comment. My father is a police officer and had training on this a couple months ago; he passed on the info to me.

[@makaldasa]

jordan fusco The occlusive dressing prevents further development of tension pneumothorax but doesn't reliably treat it, no matter how it is taped up

[@thegeth4293]

seals are for external punctures on the chest ie: shot or stabbed, needles are for internal tears in the lungs, which can happen with blunt trauma ie; hit in chest with a baseball bat, or getting in a car accident.

[@makaldasa]

the geth Nope- needle thoracostomy is used to decompress a tension pneumothorax. Air can build in the pleural space via a wound to the outside air. Once the pressure exceeds the pressure in the lung it collapses it. The occlusive dressing tries to prevent the problem.

[@mensvarswim2690]

What is the difference between a trauma kit and a blowout kit?

[@OriolGasetMMA]

Most likely I'll be in a Hot Shots Crew from next fire season. What items would you put for an IFAK given that we use to work with hand chainsaws. Cheers mate.

[@SkinnyMedic]

TQ, Hemostatic Agent, and Pressure Bandage

[@OriolGasetMMA]

+SkinnyMedic thanks Sir.

[@timludwig2890]

Hey Skinny what can you recommend for trauma burns.

[@jdmd4u]

hey skinnymedic, Where can i find those Condor bags wholesale, i want to buy 50 of them for my nursing staff. By the way I think your kits are awesome, I am a former Army medic and your videos are the truth.

[@SkinnyMedic]

Email me at [e-mail]

[@jdmd4u]

SkinnyMedic sure thing, look out for an email from [e-mail]

[@motorcityemt5903]

Where can I get a needle case/tube like the one shown in the video?

[@jtmonsman]

You are an EMT in Detroit... Do they not stock them?

[@jtmonsman]

Sorry, just realized how old this post is!

[@matthewshook9604]

From the kits you sell on your shop I'm kinda stuck. What's this one called? & would like slentbjbg that is a pack with everything in the video, the needle I have, but with the basic medication like Advil, ibuprofine, Zyrtec, some asprine and I already have antibiotics what kit do you recommend to fit all this from your website. So many options on the site and want to pay for something perfect for that. Even if it is expensive

[@Mikemike587]

my only concern with this kit is I would not personally recommend ever dropping an npa on anybody if you don't have the proper training and even with that training I would still hold off if I was off duty and witnessed an emergency because if you mess up and hurt the person your completely open to liability I understand we all want to do the right thing but there are a lot of sue happy people out there and it's too bad and if you think about it in the case you need an npa you can usally still manage the airway with a manual technique until an ambulance arrives and if it's to the point that manually opening the airway wont work an npa wont do much either at that point you need an advanced airway which unless your a medic and you have that equipment with you you cant do that but that's just my thought process im not trying to bash on skinny medic or this kit I do think it is a very good kit I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in and warn people that although we all want to do the right thing you do need to be careful

[@Stargazer131000]

+Mike Hedin You are absolutely correct with the NPA warnings. Too many people think they can just buy these things and use them without extensive training. There are several contraindication to using a NPA. There is a great video on using the NPA by a man with 20 years experience and even he advises people after the video to go out a get training. I found him on the channel of :Preparedmind 101 as a guest. If you would like to see it or suggest it to someone else. Go to Preparedmind101. Click on his playlist and choose Medical., There are about 4 very goods there to help people get started.

[@Sshelton9x19]

Is this the “FATpack” on your website?

[@SkinnyMedic]

Yes it is www.medicalgearoutfitters.com

[@EricPoindexter]

crazy question, would you know if i could use my FSA account to purchase either your FAK or Trauma kits? Thanks and keep up the great vids.

[@SkinnyMedic]

+Eric Poindexter Yes, people do it all the time.

[@TheMajorActual]

Hey SM! Question: I checked the NAR site, and they have a chest seal with a non-mechanical one-way air release valve. I was wondering if you knew anything about that....Thanks.

[@timothyhaskell8262]

What about some compressed gauze?

[@bobbycoffey7761]

Timothy Haskell I’d throw an H&H or some ZPak in there to backfill the Celox before using the Israeli

[@BrianSmith-wu2nl]

Is there any specific company that you recommend for civilian medical training? +SkinnyMedic

[@azure6392]

American Red Cross teaches an all day first aid, CPR (old Am. Heart Assn method of 30 compressions/2 breaths, not newer, better straight compressions), and AED (defibrillator for about $100. [County] Medical Reserve Corps here taught same course for free. --you don't have to be a medical person to join.

[@spencersaul2086]

Hey, love your videos. Great information. I would suggest though that you do a video urging people not to rely on your videos to teach them things. Urge them to go out and get professional training if this kind of stuff interests them.

[@musardus]

i can now survive the zombie apocalyse with this kit

[@parkergeurin]

What would you suggest to put in the Condor rip away lite pouch for trama/blowout kit? I am young so I am on a budget. Thanks

[@russor22]

Would ammonia inhalants be valuable in an ifak kit....are there any issues when NOT to apply besides asthma and emphysema?

[@makaldasa]

russor22 Nope not valuable, they would serve no useful purpose in the emergency treatment of trauma

[@williamdegnan4718]

They are out of fashion. Have you seen them used? Causes a violent head jerk to avoid the irritant at a point where you would want them to be still. Sternum rubs don't take up any room in the kit and don't expire. Hey, Rookie! Go down to supply and get a sternum rub for the jump bag.🙄

[@Docprepper]

Good call on the needle decompression, btw. Untrained individuals shouldn’t be doing that procedure.

[@MtnBadger]

Please 'splain "T-CCC" for the uninitiated. Thanks.. And, I have to agree. .. Sometimes you tend to yell at the camera and when u use a normal speaking voice it tends to be more effective and be easier to focus. That's intended as constructive criticism. I always like and appreciate your vids. Good job.

[@robgriz72]

Boomer Taylor Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

[@steveerwin6764]

If you're a SWAT guy, you really need 2 of them.

[@laprepper]

"for T triple C, you've got the march algorithm" what now?

[@redacted351]

LA Prepper TCCC Tacitcal combat casualty care. M.A.R.C.H Massive Hemorage. airway. Respitory. Circulation. Head injury/hypothermia

[@dad2022]

Black gloves don’t show blood…

[@thewatcher2075]

black glove can help to hide blood from over panicie patients

[@rapha_tiger]

Cleber, te mandei uma mensagem privada, não sei se tem o costume de olhar por isso estou te avisando.

[@younggun9956]

Sounds like a skinny Ralphie May

[@JonathanB00K3R]

Trauma is a part of first aid.

[@MrRRSP]

☆☆☆☆☆

[@ryanbuckley5529]

You should Never use black gloves! You know that.

[@AntonioRodriguez-yl3xl]

👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@SkinnyMedic]

You found an old video!

[@AntonioRodriguez-yl3xl]

Yes very old

[@AntonioRodriguez-yl3xl]

But you have good videos on you tube