BSA470Firstaider

I'm sorry i forgot everything in the outside of my kit. I also carry a whistle, a knife, a multi-tool, orange caution tape and of course duct take(on the end of one of the buckles. -Jeff SPL/First Aider

These are some good basic city type courses. These aren't what you want for wilderness situations but are good for weekend campouts where your close enough o an ambulance/FD. If you are looking for a wilderness course try http://www.redcross.org/ http://www.americanheart.org/ If you have any ?'s e-mail me at Doughnuts64@yahoo.com -Jeff Huggins SPL/First Aider

I've taken the CPR fot the professional rescuer, and First Aid. Has anyone been able to find an ARC chapter who teaches a when help is delayed course of equivelant. -Jeff Huggins SPL/First Aider

If anyone thinks of anything i missed in mine (on the first page) let me know. I'm curious to get someones opinion as to wether i have too much, not enough, etc... -Jeff Huggins SPL/ First Aider

The kit doesn't way that much. It's a bit heavy but at camporees and OA events I tend to be the one in charge of first aid. I have a different one for backpacking.

I was wondering if anyone had other stuff in their kit. This is what mine contains. 2-#10 Scalpels 3-Amonia Inhalants 5-6-Safety Pins 3-4-Needles/Pins 1-Floss 1-Soap 1-Burn Cream(for minor burns only) 1-Vasoline 1-A&D(useful after hiking for an extended period of time) 1-Iodine 1-Purell Hand Sanitizer 8-10-Q-Tips 4-6-Benzalikolium Chloride Wipes 1-Tube Cake Gel(for diabetics) 1-Tube Triple Antibiotic Ointement 1-Tube Hydrocortisone Cream 1-Tube Extra Strength Benadryl 1-New Skin(Gods Creation) 4-Pairs Latex Gloves 2-Pairs Nitrile Gloves 1-ARC C