If you are going to a protest and intend to provide aid to injured protestors and officers, here is some of what I carry in my protest medic bag (off-duty, on the get tear gassed side of the line):
CAT tourniquets, lots of nitrile gloves, eye protection, roller gauze, gauze pads (more than you think), tampons, distilled water in a squirt bottle, baking soda in water in a squirt bottle, candy, sunscreen, molefoam, athletic tape, masks, ear plugs, SAM splint.
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@mcnado all of that makes sense to me other than the tampons? I'm assuming there's some off label use case there?
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@allpoints two reasons:
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@mcnado thanks
Let's hope you don't have to use that stuff.
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@allpoints packing with gauze and reallllllly packing it in there is preferred for sure. As you say, the main point of packing if there is a compressible bleed is to compress it.
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