Who has Celox-A Applicator Delivery System in their GSW kit?

[ShooterInPA1]

Curious how many look at Celox A as a "must have" item for their range bag?

CELOX-A Applicator

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM_S6o9mUBc




CELOX-A Saves Soldiers Lives In Afghanistan MedTrade Products Ltd

http://newsblaze.com/story/200804081.../topstory.html

[gold cup abuser]

I have quick clot packs in my range bag.

They don't have an applicator, just open the pack and apply.

I have to put some of the following in there too:

Maxi Pads

Tampons

Duct Tape

empty and clean potato chip bag...large

all of the above do wonders on gunshot wounds, and the infamous sucking chest wound too

Now if I was crazy enough to go to a State Gamelands Range I would add some body armor with trauma plates

[Nic]

I have Celox in my GSW kit, but not the plunger.

[emsjeep]

Celox-A and a bunch of other stuff in my drop leg rig and duplicates in my go bag. The granular stuff isn't in protocol so C-A is for me and family only, but I fully expect my crew to use it on me if necessary. Standby, I'll get a pic.

ETA:

[ShooterInPA1]

Celox-A and a bunch of other stuff in my drop leg rig and duplicates in my go bag. The granular stuff isn't in protocol so C-A is for me and family only, but I fully expect my crew to use it on me if necessary. Standby, I'll get a pic.

ETA:

That is a heck of a nice kit......mine is just a few items.

[emsjeep]

That is a heck of a nice kit......mine is just a few items.

The Tac Med Solutions bandages really save alot of space.

www.tacmedsolutions.com

[emsjeep]

Here's the rest of it:

All the basics, bandaids of all sorts, long term wound care and first aid takes care of my home and field needs and wilderness situations.
The HALO pack is gel chest seals, Quik-Clot ACS and Combat Gauze, Celox granular and Celox-A applicator. Crazy glue gets the most use, next to the burn cream and bandaids.

Top row: Pocket face mask, tweezers etc, tick removal kit, Sam Splint, NPA set, terile gloves, non-adherent dressing
Second: Alcohol preps, betadine wash, tampon, Bactine wash, various types of insect sting pads, burn cream, VioNex hand wipes, large bandaids, finger tip bandage, plastic bandaids, knuckle bandages, cloth bandaids, disposeable temperature probes, Alcohol saliva test, Suture removal kit, tongue depressor, sterile swabs
Third:Crazy Glue, Neosporin, saline flush, glucose paste
Fourth: Burn Dressing, ACS Chest Seals, QuickClot Combat Gauze, QuickClot ACS+, Celox-A, Iodine swabs
Fifth: Tac Med 6", 4" and Blast Bandage, HALO Chest Seals, Triangular Bandages, Celox (granular)
Bottom: Tape 1", 2", 3", ACE Bandages, 3" Kling 5x9's, 4x4's


Tube kit, Adult and Pedi, ALS Protocols...good stuff.


Adult and Pedi BVM's in the side pockets and a Combi-Tube, extra NRB and Neb setup. Reference books, my second combat tourniquet, BP cuffs, scope, N95's, gloves, pen light etc. in the front pocket.

[Wiley-X]

I carry Band-Aid® brand bandages, Immodium AD®, and asprin.

[DC2.2GSR]

Funny this popped up today. I just finished gathering some basic supplies to put together a 'formal' range bag. My former range bag was a backpack with just a few boxes of ammo and ear muffs. lol.

Not that I expect any of you fine folks to lay it all out in a nice itemized list or anything (lol, maybe? ), but in your educated opinion, what exactly would constitute a solid GSW first aid kit for a range bag, besides duct tape and a large absorbent towel? I don't even know where to get a lot of the things I see above. I want to put together a kit that would fit within a standard sized range bag and be reasonable enough to carry to and from the range.

I've read some things online but most of the lists I've read online read like a supply closet in an emergency room. Sure there's lots of important stuff in there, but there's no way I'll ever need to lug around 50 lbs of medical gear I don't even know how to use!

I have a basic idea of what to put in one especially from the pics above, I'm just looking for some real-world knowledge from some of you who obviously know a lot about it. Maybe just a link or two to a reliable resource?

[JUNKMAN JIM]

A good range bag or any first aid kit should start with knowing how to use whats in there. ummm emsjeep n95 mask woooow you are prepared. Hope your behind me if I ever need a medic. But I diddn't see an epi pen. I'm more afraid of a bee sting then a gsw. Is a perscription required?