>>1992080What I purchased and carry is the NAR BLS Eagle IFAK. It weighs a pound, All of those acronyms are:
North American Rescue Basic Life Support Eagle Individual First Aid Kit Pic related.
I also followed the Red Cross suggestions for a first aid kit. Which can be found here.
https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/anatomy-of-a-first-aid-kit.htmlOnly, I didn't follow the recommended number of items. I cut the numbers down to 1 or 2 items each to save space. I have a CPR mask in my kit. And before the uneducated start bitching. I am CPR certified, and I have performed CPR on a human.
These basic first aid kits have their place, like a school nurse who treats skinned knees. But if you are going to be out, and rescue is hours away. You need more than a basic kit. You probably won't die from a blister, but you will if you cannot stop bleeding.
