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in today's video we're going to be
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talking about first aid and why you
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should be carrying something with you
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all the time time everywhere you go for
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EDC stick around it's going to be a good
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video so part of being prepared is
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having the things that you need with you
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everywhere you go and you know as a guy
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um I've been conditioned to always carry
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my wallet um usually a bandana or a
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hanky of some sort a pocket knife um and
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I've recently started carrying first aid
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with me um wherever I go and that's
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either in my BDU pocket the back pocket
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of my jeans or in the EDC bag that I'm
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carrying at that time now the of course
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the always the big issue with EDC and
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everything that you carry is it gets
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very cumbersome um how much do I bring
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how much do I need well today I want to
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show you a very Bare Bones lightweight
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um nice small package for an ed EDC
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first aid kit and this is what we're
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going to be looking at today this is
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from Rhino rescue this is their EDC
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first aid pouch um it has just the
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basics that's going to get you by um and
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help you treat some minor wounds now of
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course with a kit of this size it is
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just minor wounds we are not talking
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about major bleeds we're not talking
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about trauma we are talking about cuts
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abrasions things of that nature and
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those are important too because when
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you're getting cuts and abrasions on
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your hands if you work with your hands a
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lot um that is an entry point
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for um bacteria and other nasty stuff so
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getting that treated um is essential and
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if you travel with kids and you have
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kids in your care then you need to have
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something because of course little ones
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are always scraping their their hands up
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and knees and stuff like that so having
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some of this stuff is really important
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and I think I found a really nice little
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K
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that um doesn't break the bank is very
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lightweight and fits in a lot of
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different scenarios so let's take a look
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at it a little bit closer and see what
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you guys think all right here it is the
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Rhino rescue
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EDC first aid kit very small package as
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you can tell weighs next to nothing um
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what's really nice about this particular
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pouch that the the kick comes in is that
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is a very nice water resistant pouch
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because it's of course you can see that
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zipper there it's got that kind of
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sealed zipper that's not going to allow
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moisture in and it's a very nice
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lightweight um
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nylon uh pack cloth type of material and
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then it has this reflective strip on it
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so that's going to make it a little bit
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easier to see and find in your pockets
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or in your packs
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so here are all the contents first thing
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we have is a space
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blanket 160 by
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210m provide emergency protection in all
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weather conditions reflect 90% of body
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heat
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so um you know when people become
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chilled um a space blanket does have its
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benefits and it helps keep people warm
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it helps retain um some of that body
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heat if you've you know if you've gotten
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wet and cold outside these things are
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awesome to have so there's no reason not
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to carry one and have one available to
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you next item we have are the
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swabs um with some iodine
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here are some benzo um chloride wipes
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once again for cleaning out
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wounds pretty handy little item to have
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antiseptic swabs basically very similar
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to
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this and then we
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have some additional swabs that don't
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have any kind of medication on
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them then we have a pack packet of what
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they're calling wound plasters which you
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know
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for the US
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market we call them Band-Aids that's our
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kind of our generic term for but I know
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overseas they use that word wound or
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that term wound plasters quite a
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bit once again it's in a nice sealed
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waterproof bag that you can open once
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you need it but the cool thing
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is it does have a Ziploc closure so even
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after you open this it's still going
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to keep everything nice and dry and I
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think that's important so this is kind
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of a rundown of what's in the
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bag so we have a couple of
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those we have what I like to call the
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knuckle style Band-Aid or bandage
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standard size ones there and then a nice
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large one there for a nice larger cut or
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abrasion we got a couple of
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those and then the final piece in this
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kit is a um mol skin type
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material that these have been kind of
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precut to different
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shapes uh to apply to areas that you
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have a blister on so those can become
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very handy um for
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cushioning if you get um blisters easily
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while
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hiking that is really all that is in
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this kit is
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very
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minimal in the amount of items that you
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get um I think if you wanted to you be
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able to add a couple extra things um
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that maybe would suit you
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better I could see getting rid of these
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and maybe
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substituting um Tylenol or aspirin or
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something like that I would also
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probably add um maybe some kind of hand
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sanitizer and then probably a gauze pad
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or two and some tape that way you could
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if you have a a larger cut you you could
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actually treat it
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now I wanted to show you what one of
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these Band-Aids looks like because I
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think that's important if understanding
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what kind of Band-Aid you're going to be
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getting um because some are better than
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others that is for sure I've had some
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really good ones and I've had some
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really bad ones in the past so this has
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a
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plastic kind of feel to it it is not a
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cloth style
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band-aid and if I was to use
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that right
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there seems to stick pretty well
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time will only
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tell of course another way to save space
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is to remove the blanket from this pouch
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and put the blanket in a separate part
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of your bag and then add more supplies
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to
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this and that would give you a lot more
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room all right I hope you enjoyed the
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video pretty nice little kit um you
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should always have some kind of first
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aid with you I can't you know I can't
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emphasize that enough if you're going to
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be prepared uh don't slack on the first
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a items take something with you
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something is better than nothing of
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course you can improvise things but you
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know for the money why not pick up
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something like this throw it in your BD
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pocket throw it in your bag and head out
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with the family and not worry about it
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um nice little kit I want to thank Rhino
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rescue for sending this to me so I could
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check it out uh be on the lookout for
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some more first aid kit videos I plan on
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doing a lot more um lots of good stuff
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out there these days so shop around
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there will be links in the description
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down below check those out and see what
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you think and as always please leave a
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comment let me know what you think about
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subscribing and thank you so much for
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watching we'll see you next time on the
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