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--- gear:first-aid-kit [2024/07/04 05:59] – [Portable First Aid Kits] Humphrey Boa-Gart
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 Most of you building first aid kits will probably be taking them out into the field, or leaving them in your cars. In this case you will want something **portable**. Any simple pouch will do. Even a //Crown Royal// bag would work. A zippered canvas pouch with [[gear:pals|tactical webbing]] is perfect. There are [[https://search.brave.com/search?q=empty+molle+first+aid+pouch|numerous results online]] for tactical pouches of all colors, shapes & sizes, with complimentary first aid patches. Some of them come with intermediary "rip away" panels, allowing the whole kit to be quickly detached from wherever it is mounted, and moved to the patient without having to undo the PALS/MOLLE straps.
-You will want to keep the case sorted, so that you are not emptying the entire thing out during emergencies trying to find that one thing you need. Basic organization in advance //(Band aids kept together in one spot, creams in another, etc)// helps reduce a lot of aggravation on the field. Some pouches might have internal compartments or slots to put things. Others might be a big open space that quickly becomes a void. Partitioning pouch interiors is easily accomplished with a series of smaller (and thinner) pouches.
+You will want to keep the case sorted, so that you are not emptying the entire thing out during emergencies trying to find that one thing you need. Basic organization in advance //(Band aids kept together in one spot, creams in another, etc)// helps reduce a lot of aggravation on the field. Some pouches might have internal compartments or slots to put things. Others might just be a big open space that quickly becomes a bottomless void. Forcing those voids to abide by set structure & boundaries is easily accomplished with a series of smaller (and thinner) pouches.
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