Pt 1: "Level 2" First Aid Kit Review by Nutnfancy

Published on April 21, 2009
Duration: 28:05

Nutnfancy reviews his 'Level 2' First Aid Kit system, designed for groups and weighing 4-5 lbs, contrasting it with lighter Level 1 kits. He details kit variants, cost considerations (>$100 for Level 2), and emphasizes the importance of immediate restocking after use. The review highlights preferred carry cases like the Blackhawk Emergency Medic Supply Roll for its organization and durability.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy's Level 2 First Aid Kit is designed for group support, weighing 4-5 lbs and costing over $100. Recommended carry cases include the Blackhawk Emergency Medic Supply Roll for its organization. Level 2 kits are distinct from portable Level 1 kits and advanced Level 3 kits requiring medical training.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Outdoor Philosophy
  2. 03:33The Level 2 First Aid Kit System Explained
  3. 04:12Kit Variants: Emergency, Home, Brigade
  4. 06:38Defining Levels 1, 2, and 3 Kits
  5. 10:16Speaker's Experience in Medical Emergencies
  6. 11:46Evolution of First Aid Kit Contents
  7. 14:26Medicine Expiration & Kit Costs
  8. 18:04Kit Maintenance & Restocking Advice
  9. 21:11Carry Case Options Reviewed
  10. 24:22Favorite Cases: Blackhawk Medic Roll & Packs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nutnfancy's 'Level 2' First Aid Kit system?

Nutnfancy's Level 2 First Aid Kit system is designed for group or 'brigade' level support in outdoor situations. It's larger and heavier than a Level 1 kit, typically weighing 4-5 lbs, and contains more comprehensive supplies for multiple individuals or more serious emergencies.

How much does a Level 2 First Aid Kit typically cost?

Building a quality Level 2 First Aid Kit can cost upwards of $100. This is due to the expense associated with high-quality medical supplies, trauma dressings, and potentially more advanced medications needed for group or extended care scenarios.

What are recommended carry cases for a Level 2 First Aid Kit?

Nutnfancy recommends the Blackhawk Emergency Medic Supply Roll (model 20EMR1BK) for its excellent organization with multiple clear pouches and durable, roll-up design. Other options like a Columbia shower caddy are also mentioned for their utility.

What is the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 First Aid Kits?

Level 1 kits are highly portable for day hikes. Level 2 kits are larger (4-5 lbs) for groups or extended trips. Level 3 kits are paramedic-level, containing items like EpiPens that require specialized medical training to use effectively.

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