USA –-(Ammoland.com)-If you are a new customer to MyMedic they have coupon code “WELCOME20” if you subscribe to their email. And you can use it to get %20 OFF their best selling MyMedic MYFAK First Aid Kit for $96.00 with FREE Shipping. That is $240.00+ dollars off a must-have-item if you spend any time at the range or in the woods. Safety first, having this kit you could save a life. This even cheaper than discount kings at Amazon.
The MyFAK: My First Aid Kit was designed with three goals:
Adaptive
Functional
Indestructible
This First Aid Kit can be used anywhere from a day at the park with the kids, a multi-day backpacking adventure, or off-road in your Jeep. If you're out there doing it the MyFAK will be there for you.
Two distinct levels have been developed by our team of experts. The MyFAK can be used anywhere, anytime, and by anyone.
You can also buy everything separately if you want just the bag or just the supplies!
FEATURES
+ Heavy-Duty Carry Handle
+ 600 Denier Nylon
+ Instant Access Rip-Away Velcro Panel
+ Fold-Out Detachable Mesh Pocket
+ D-Rings to Attach Shoulder Strap
+ 5 Different Colors
+ Water-Resistant
+ OSHA & ANSI Approved
+ FSA/HSA Approved Purchase
TECHNICAL SPECS
Dimensions | 4 in. x 6.75 in. x 7.75 in. | 209.25 cu. in.
Weight | Basic Kit | 1117 grams | 2.46 lbs.
Weight | Premium Kit | 1460 grams | 3.21 lbs.
*By ordering MyMedic First Aid Kits you warrant that you have the required training and authorization to use the medical supplies contained within. MyMedic assumes no liability for their misuse.
Related MyMedic Videos: Note videos feature MYFAK Advanced First Aid Kit, the above deal is for the Basic Kit.
My Medic MYFAK First Aid Kit Cart Check 05/16/2019:
My Medic MYFAK First Aid Kit Cart Check
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My kit consists of one small bottle of clear iodine, one pack of Quick Clot, one maxi-pad, and a small roll of duct tape.
Tourniquet, package of minimum 4×4 gauze squares with roll of duct tape for use as a pressure bandage or Israeli bandage, roll of gauze, sturdy container of petroleum jelly and a triangle bandage (maybe) is all you really need. All the other “stuff” will be lost or mangled the first time you go digging through it. Learn to innovate and learn to use items from the environment and other items in your pack out. Take a survival first aid course or get a book and learn. Also if you leave a pretty and over stuffed kit like this one in a hot car for long don’t be surprised that when you go to use it the contents have expanded burst and turned your kit into a sticky mess.
One container of petroleum jelly will replace about half the contents of the everyday (keep the kids and girlfriend (whichever sex) from whining kit) med kit and can also be mixed with kindling, cotton balls or even your gauze as a fire starter. That leaves the rest of this kit as needless or useless fodder. If you can’t go on an outing without all this “stuff” maybe you should stay home. If you can’t resist the marketing of this kit and just can’t live without it don’t forget to keep it organized, inventoried, stocked and protected from the heat and cold.
You are right. Talk to the experts, those who daily deal with medical emergencies, your local EMT, they too will convey half the crap in these kits are filler, a bullet point for a marketing scheme. Hell look at the first bullet points in the “add”, more is given about the case and colors than contents of worth.
Right on the money, so to speak. I made mine years ago and, with just a few upgrades, as wound technology has advanced, it’s lasted me very well. Keep one in the car and one at home.
If you are a new customer to MyMedic they have coupon code “WELCOME20” if you subscribe to their email. And you can use it to get %20 OFF their best selling MyMedic MYFAK First Aid Kit for $96.00 with FREE Shipping. That is $240.00+ dollars off a must-have-item if you spend any time at the range or in the woods. Safety first, having this kit you could save a life. This even cheaper than discount kings at Amazon.
My kit consists of one small bottle of clear iodine, one pack of Quick Clot, one maxi-pad, and a small roll of duct tape.
Tourniquet, package of minimum 4×4 gauze squares with roll of duct tape for use as a pressure bandage or Israeli bandage, roll of gauze, sturdy container of petroleum jelly and a triangle bandage (maybe) is all you really need. All the other “stuff” will be lost or mangled the first time you go digging through it. Learn to innovate and learn to use items from the environment and other items in your pack out. Take a survival first aid course or get a book and learn. Also if you leave a pretty and over stuffed kit like this one in a hot car for long don’t be surprised that when you go to use it the contents have expanded burst and turned your kit into a sticky mess.
One container of petroleum jelly will replace about half the contents of the everyday (keep the kids and girlfriend (whichever sex) from whining kit) med kit and can also be mixed with kindling, cotton balls or even your gauze as a fire starter. That leaves the rest of this kit as needless or useless fodder. If you can’t go on an outing without all this “stuff” maybe you should stay home. If you can’t resist the marketing of this kit and just can’t live without it don’t forget to keep it organized, inventoried, stocked and protected from the heat and cold.
Or… I could just buy the kit and not have to do all the extra steps, classes and weird sex on your long list!?
You are right. Talk to the experts, those who daily deal with medical emergencies, your local EMT, they too will convey half the crap in these kits are filler, a bullet point for a marketing scheme. Hell look at the first bullet points in the “add”, more is given about the case and colors than contents of worth.
Right on the money, so to speak. I made mine years ago and, with just a few upgrades, as wound technology has advanced, it’s lasted me very well. Keep one in the car and one at home.
Great looking first aid kit! I compared it to my $35. USMC IFAK. Same contents except the Marine IFAK comes with a tourniquet.