the most important ingredient of any first aid kit is the knowledge of what to do in the event of a first aid emergecncy. All the bandaids in the world do not make up for training.
irulan
the most important ingredient of any first aid kit is the knowledge of what to do in the event of a first aid emergecncy. All the bandaids in the world do not make up for training.
irulan
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I carry a fanny pack with pretty much the same stuff as Sadie, but I also carry a suture set in case anybody gets a deep cut and I have an inflatable splint should something get the look of broke. The fanny pack gets to be a drag around my waist but when I get sick of it my DH takes it for a short time!
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I have an REI kit that I added some stuff to (pain meds, antibiotics). It's generally in my gear bag in my jeep... no where to put it on the bike. I may improvise something though.
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Great point!!! I took the Red Cross basic first aid / CPR course. I hope I never have to use it, but I feel better having taken the class.Originally Posted by Irulan
Here's another tip that's slightly on point for this thread. I keep a few of those chemical ice packs in my bike bag in the trunk of my car. I don't want to carry them on my bike, but they're sometimes nice to have when you finish your ride. Getting ice on an injury quickly can really help.