Check it out, check it out. First thing you’ll find in this is Doc really did a good job on this. Got the emergency dental kit, got his name right on it. That’s where you find this stuff, phenomenal stuff. The dental kit’s got oil of clothes, a teabag, dental wax, floss toothpick, toothbrush, paste, tweezers, cotton rolls, cotton swabs, buffered saline, temporary dental damn stuff, ibuprofen, dental mirrors, spatula, cotton pellets, and some gloves. It’s got a nice little anatomy of the mouth right there, just so you know what you’re dealing with.

What I suggest everybody does is at least go out and take a class. There’s plenty of classes if you check around on our YouTube or Craigslist. You’ll find classes for first aid and for first aid dental stuff. This also has an eye wash module in it, which is really nice. Instead of trying to use a viseine, you just cover your eye up and square it away. That’s the way to go. And there’s also a CPR mask, nitrile gloves, aspirin, glucose, Benadryl, and pepsid. The best thing is, if you can see in this package, everything is pre-packaged, so everything’s not just floating around.

You know what I mean? Doc goes out of his way. He puts everything in a separate package. This is a nice lock sack. You know, these aren’t free. Good shit. I think I paid $2.30 for this and it was sent right away. This sleeve right here, it’s all medication. Ibuprofen, acetaminophen, I’m sorry. Ranitidine, which is for acid reflux, dipahydromine, which is, you know, sleeping, itching, allergy, like it says. And then meclizine, which is for nausea and shit like that, motion sickness or whatnot. Good to have. Good to have. Everything’s, again, the chapstick isn’t a little baggy.

You can’t beat that. Everything is in its own little package. Everything’s clearly labeled. It’s on right in the rain paper, so if it gets wet, it’s not trash. This one’s got stingy pads, burn gel, dia mode, which is for diarrhea. Drinking the wrong water, you’ll need this. Like I said, everything’s packaged up. Little modules he uses. Phenomenal. This is a nice thing, too. This is the second generation. Second generation AMP II Outfitter. I’ve got two of these bad boys. This one’s another irrigation module. This one right here is just a couple of a little bit of paracord and a couple of grimlocks, which is nice.

It’s a way to hook it. I’ve got a fairly heavy-duty carabiner holding this onto the rack of my Jeep right now, but you don’t need to do that. I like to go overboard with shit. You know what I mean? This one’s miscellaneous, basically a boo-boo kit, butterfly, tegaderm, antibiotic ointment, alcohol pad, skin glue, benzoin, and steri strips. I’ll tell you what, a lot of people are like, just throw a superglue or skin glue into a cut. I don’t need to carry band-aids. Oh yeah? Superglue will kick your teeth in. It stings so bad.

So, so bad. I ripped this knuckle open right here. Where is it? Right there. See that? I had a fellow that had a knife that he didn’t think I could take away from him, so I fooled him. Well, when I sliced myself wide open, I used superglue and it hurt like you read about. It hurt like marriage. It was that bad. All right, we got this little tool module right here. Doc throws in an LED lamp, which is this little County Calm lamp. Throws in a Fresno lens, which is nice for starting fires, utility scissors, mosquito forceps, pair of tweezers, folding razor knife, splinter out, toenail clippers, safety pins, and sting scraper card.

This is a nice, nice little setup. This is all high-quality shit, too. This is all stuff you buy individually off the internet. This little package right here would probably run you $45, $50 bucks. Dead serious. But if you’re on my channel, you probably already knew that. This is the tape module. Self-adherent tape, which is new. He added this to the Generation 2. There’s some duct tape and there’s regular adhesive tape, and he’s got them in manageable rolls. Most of the big-ass rolls of tape that you really can’t fit in anything.

You know what I mean? Sorry about this. I just started making these videos not too long ago. I don’t have any of the fancy equipment, so if I’m stepping a bag back in, this is what you get. Sam’s plant. You know what it is? You got to carry one. I usually keep one in the back of any one of my backpacks, and I’m sure you do too. This pouch right here, we’ve got a Right in the Rain notebook, a Sharpie, some alcohol pads, evacuation cards in case it gets that bad, and he gives you a dozen empty Ziplocs, two-by-threes and three-by-fives.

There’s also a pencil, and I already said Right in the Rain notebook. So that’s good shit. There’s also a decent, decent German emergency blanket in here. Up to this module right here, we’ve got, this is all take-care-of-yourself stuff, personal equipment. There’s a package of HUA field towels in here, anti-microbe wipes, hand gel sanitizer, gloves, and again, look at that. One, two, three, four, five, there’s six separate. The dog goes out of his way, man. I’ve spoken to what I believe is his wife, and she was a really nice lady.

I’ve ordered a couple of IFAX, and I’ve got two of these. I’ve got the first generation, and I’ve got the second generation. It’s got a nice little, nice little place to put your LED, so if you’ve got this hung up at base camp, you’ve got your light right here, you can see everything nice and neat. Nice and neat. This is the dressing module. It’s got eight pads of moleskin, some xero foam gauze, non-adherent pads, and four-by-four gauze pads. Again, everything is wrapped up individual, and the thing I love about Doc, the thing I love about buying from him, I’ll buy from him all day.

He keeps making it, I’ll keep buying it. Made in USA. This whole pouch made in USA. You know what I’m saying? Come on, fellas. Fucking make it in this country. That’s why we got to do this shit. That’s why we have to get ready for whatever the fuck’s coming, because they sold us down the river. Just my opinion. This one right here, this module is the heavy, heavy drama module. It comes with a SWAT T-Tourniquet. It comes with H&H compressed. It’s got a couple of combine pads, a couple of rolls of stretch bandage gauze, a few more combines.

It comes with an Israeli bandage and 25 grams of quick clot, the good shit. It’s all in one separate module. It goes right here, and it’s right next to your musculoskeletal. And lastly, in this case, we got the musculoskeletal module. This is basically you twist it, you bend it, you burn it, you break it. This, in conjunction with the Sam Splint, this will get you to get, this will get things set back in place where they belong, or at least till you can find a doctor or somebody else that’s got better first aid training than you do.

But buying this kit is phenomenal, you know what I mean? Like I said, I’ve got two of them. I’ve got this set up right here. This is in the original AMP 3, and then I stuck one in this 511 6×10. Now it’s all just jammed in here, but this is a smaller, more compact package. But I still have an AMP 3 Outfitter in this package. It’s smaller, it’s got the 511 Slick Sticks on it. It’ll go right on my Camelbak or my Eberlestock, whichever bag I’m using to take off with anyways. [tr:trw].

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