Yes they are. Why do you feel like she should carry one, unless she has a medical reason for one of course.
Yes they are. Why do you feel like she should carry one, unless she has a medical reason for one of course.
First Responder classes are fairly cheap, couple nights a week at a vo-tech for a few weeks. Above a first aid class, little below an EMTB, way below a paramedic.
Yes they are. Why do you feel like she should carry one, unless she has a medical reason for one of course.
She has some weird allergies, any kind of shellfish for one, even scallops. She cannot even touch shellfish she becomes violently ill. She is highly allergic to raw tomatoes, if the juice gets on her skin she blisters horribly, i've never seen anything like it. And she has Never been stung by a bee or wasp so I don't know how she would react. It just makes me nervous that with those reactions she could have a much worse one someday. She's 23 soon So all I can do is tell her what I think she should do.
She's coming around to that notion ;-)
Some very nice medic bags and such. I'm just curious what situation are you intending for the bags to be used? Random car wreck, home accident/illness or act of violence you come upon with an active and functioning medical system? Or SHTF type situation with no medical system? I generally assume the first type of situation with an active medical system, but just wondered. A lot of the items are temporizing and appear dependent on an active medical system so just wondered.
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