What kind of first aid setup is everyone running?

[arosen1997]

I've personally got a My Medic MyFAK hanging out in the back seat and a CAT mounted at the top of all the door frames.
I added a couple vented chest seals, some Needle-D's and an oral airway kit to the MyFAK's default load.
Planning on getting a neck brace, some hemostatic gauze and some NPAs.

So what's everyone else using? My Medic has a great miltary/LE/first responder discount so I'm partial to their stuff, but definitely interested in what others use.

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[mdyucca]

Have mounted a small kit in the cab. When off roading I have a larger kit I take.

 

[Splenda]

When I cut myself, I lick it until it stops bleeding.

 

[Hootbro]

Have mounted a small kit in the cab. When off roading I have a larger kit I take.

What molle panels are those? I need a set since I traded out of my Rubicon into a Sport and lost the seat back molle attach points.

 

[Stan H]

Just a box of band-aids.

 

[Greg_L]

I keep a little Altoids tin full of dirt and a good pair of shoes so I can rub some dirt on whatever injuries I have and walk it off.

 

[RJH9701]

They are here.. https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/JTIMP-PC.html

 

[bgott]

I've personally got a My Medic MyFAK hanging out in the back seat and a CAT mounted at the top of all the door frames.
I added a couple vented chest seals, some Needle-D's and an oral airway kit to the MyFAK's default load.
Planning on getting a neck brace, some hemostatic gauze and some NPAs.

So what's everyone else using? My Medic has a great miltary/LE/first responder discount so I'm partial to their stuff, but definitely interested in what others use.

Clean red grease rags and a roll of duct tape.

 

[Hootbro]

They are here.. https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/JTIMP-PC.html

Thanks. See it conflicts with 2024+ and the side curtain airbags.

 

[DylanM]

I use the tried and true mechanic's first aid kit consisting of some rags or paper towels and a roll of tape.

 

[smlobx]

I've personally got a My Medic MyFAK hanging out in the back seat and a CAT mounted at the top of all the door frames.
I added a couple vented chest seals, some Needle-D's and an oral airway kit to the MyFAK's default load.
Planning on getting a neck brace, some hemostatic gauze and some NPAs.

So what's everyone else using? My Medic has a great miltary/LE/first responder discount so I'm partial to their stuff, but definitely interested in what others use.

I have the same set up as you in all our vehicles with some additional things added. When we’re out on an Overlanding trip I have a larger kit that we also take with us.

 

[MrBones]

Adventure Molle Kit. Similar to OP. added a few more Quik Clots and a bottle of skin glue.

 

[Pips_the_JT]

I've personally got a My Medic MyFAK hanging out in the back seat and a CAT mounted at the top of all the door frames.
I added a couple vented chest seals, some Needle-D's and an oral airway kit to the MyFAK's default load.
Planning on getting a neck brace, some hemostatic gauze and some NPAs.

So what's everyone else using? My Medic has a great miltary/LE/first responder discount so I'm partial to their stuff, but definitely interested in what others use.

I have my Army LifeSaver bag from "back in the day" under the rear seat. I restock the bandaids/wramps as needed but I don't carry IV stuff anymore.

 

[Commodus]

I've personally got a My Medic MyFAK hanging out in the back seat and a CAT mounted at the top of all the door frames.
I added a couple vented chest seals, some Needle-D's and an oral airway kit to the MyFAK's default load.
Planning on getting a neck brace, some hemostatic gauze and some NPAs.

So what's everyone else using? My Medic has a great miltary/LE/first responder discount so I'm partial to their stuff, but definitely interested in what others use.

I carry a basic first aid kit I learned years ago to only carry what I know how to use and trained/ certified to use

 

[Deleted member 57233]

I got a few loose Band-Aids in the center storage, but they're all either the really tiny ones or the really big ones.

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