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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: jetcrew on February 14, 2016, 07:59:36 PM
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well i needed to get the Med supplies sorted for the Kimberley trip, Ive had a tackle box for the boat 4x4 for years which i stock as I go and a high hemorage/truma set that i have also had for a while, but needed some normal ready to go kits. did the myswag research and found the guy who was doing kits is closed so ended up with these
https://www.firstaidkits.com.au/first-aid-kits/k150-compact-remote-area-softpack (https://www.firstaidkits.com.au/first-aid-kits/k150-compact-remote-area-softpack)
They are very good value IMHO and only needed things like antiseptic and a betadine plus a few extra band aids and some pain killers. all in all very happy with them.
1 for the camper and 1 for my day pack , my tackle box/truma pack stays with the car .
Just thought I'd share some recent feedback
Jet ;D
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Thanks for the info Jet
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good info
another good dude to deal with in Melbouren is Safety Dave..
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Now I know I'm a bit slow at times, :-[ but I think I'm in the year 2016 ;D ;D
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Fairdinkum, our first aid kit is about a quarter of that and I wouldn't have a clue what's in it or how to use it. Always carry an eye bath though.
Is anyone on here local, qualified or experienced enough to do a group first aid course. Something I should do, it's on my list.
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Now I know I'm a bit slow at times, :-[ but I think I'm in the year 2016 ;D ;D
Right you are .. I have lost a year :-[
Will fix it now
Jet :D
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Right you are .. I have lost a year :-[
Will fix it now
Jet :D
Its because we dont have day light savings that we are still in 2015 in Qld
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Fairdinkum, our first aid kit is about a quarter of that and I wouldn't have a clue what's in it or how to use it. Always carry an eye bath though.
Is anyone on here local, qualified or experienced enough to do a group first aid course. Something I should do, it's on my list.
So many people in the same situation.
Honestly just cough up the $ and do one.
Snapman, in your area there would be a course run nearly every day. If you can't afford 2 days off of work, most organizations now do Apply First Aid as a single day with some online pre-course study.
The way I look at it is, how would I feel if it were my family in need and I didn't know what to do?
Most companies would still be under $200 for the course and only needs to be renewed every 3 years, but recommended you do a CPR refresher each year.
Don't put it off any longer!
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the one I have in the trailer I got off the dude on here that's not around anymore.
this is the one for the car..
http://safetydave.com.au/first-aid-kits-and-supplies/outback-first-aid-kit/ (http://safetydave.com.au/first-aid-kits-and-supplies/outback-first-aid-kit/)
(http://safetydave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/outbackbag.jpg)