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I have boo boo stuff and meds in an Altoids tin and a small rip away Maxped pouch with gloves, questionably effective CPR mask, TQ, Chest seal, compression dsg, and packing gauze.
nursetim 40 said: ↑
New I carry new skin spray.
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Does this help women over 40? If yes, please let me know brand & type and I can score big points at Christmas with a perfect gift for my wife :rofl: SCNR!Seriously, good point. Is this like a bandaid-to-spray? Or does it help skin to heal faster?
FiaOlleDog said: ↑
Does this help women over 40? If yes, please let me know brand & type and I can score big points at Christmas with a perfect gift for my wife :rofl: SCNR!Seriously, good point. Is this like a bandaid-to-spray? Or does it help skin to heal faster?
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Liquid bandaidnursetim 40 said: ↑
Liquid bandaid
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Have added this to my larger first aid kit, called “Pflaster Spray” (translates to: band-aid spray).I keep a few ibuprofen in a pill fob on my keychain, two band aids and a single use tube of super glue on me at all times.
Went to Walmart, bought four of their $8.00 first aid kits. One in each car, day bag and travel kit, and then prey that I’ll never need them.
I’m a first aid nerd that taught Red Cross first aid for years. I’ve got lots of kits for different purposes.
WALLET: A couple bandages (biggish, good adhesive), alcohol wipe packet or two. Mostly to keep small wounds from bleeding on stuff or getting dirty.
EVERYDAY BAG: Basic pocket size kit sometimes with a few meds, repair items, a scalpel blade, good tweezers, etc. This kit is mostly meant to deal with daily owies or annoyances.
My bigger kits are home and car based, and the car kit can be quickly converted to a field kit with some trauma supplies.
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