Medical and first-aid kits and supplies for all levels of skill. Having a varied complement of kits gives you flexibility depending on your adventure, but always consider this general rule: trauma first, comfort second. This means that every adventurer must have the ability to robustly address traumatic bleeding, especially, as this is a major threat to your survival in the unfortunate event this occurs. Modern hemostatics (like QuikClot®) and pressure bandages should come first, followed by a host of other bandages, gauze, disinfectants and medications to keep you going until you can get proper medical attention. So grab a kit or two, and reinforce with the supplies you need to properly address what you may encounter out there.
Polyethylene Container 0.5 oz Pill Box
These make great pill boxes to use when supplementing your survival kit. Constructed of polyethylene, 0.5 oz., and 1.5″. Small enough to put into pocket survival kits, yet large enough to contain a good number of pills that you may need in any survival situation. They could also hold contact lenses in an emergency. The lid on these containers is very tight and secure.
Don’t forget — if you place personal medications into your survival kit, be sure to mark the container with an expiration date, so that youll be reminded to re-fill the container with fresh medications.(Because youre going to inspect your survival kit before heading out, right? Right!)
