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the Minimalist First Aid Pack

The Minimalist Pack (3.75 oz/110 g) is our smallest pack yet has many of the features found in our larger packs. It is designed for anyone who needs an "ouch" kit for a afternoon or day trip. It can also meet the demands of longer, low-risk trips where outside communication and evacuation assistance is possible and timely. It carries enough supplies to address minor wounds, blisters, headaches, minor pain, diarrhea, fever, etc. and anaphylaxis. 

This is not sold as a complete first aid kit. The pack is shown with suggested contents to illustrate it's design. ​Contents sold separately.
Design Features
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  • Inside a  4 x 6.25 inch zippered bellows pocket  holds sterile gauze rolls, maxi-pads, emergency dental supplies, epinephrine auto-injectors, and other small items. Consider attaching a pair of Uncle Bill's Silver Gripper Tweezers to the zipper.
  • A 6.5 x 8 inch slash pocket located directly behind the zippered bellows pocket holds wound care items like transparent micro-thin film dressings, ENGO, blister pads, flexible medical tape, steri-strips, surgical scissors, small forceps, etc.
  • The elastic loop on the inside of the pack is specifically designed to hold a 10 cc irrigation syringe.
  • Two thin, vertical pockets on the spine hold a pen, or pencil, thermometer, penlight, etc. The vertical pocket immediately behind them can hold an epinephrine auto-injector (think EpiPen), a 28 ml Nalgene snap-top vial with cotton swabs, etc.
  • A medium 2-loop velcro strip holds two one-ounce Nalgene containers for pills  — ibuprofen, diphenhydramine, baby aspirin, antibiotic ointment, etc. — roller gauze, or self-adhering bandages.
  • Two small 3-loop velcro strips hold six 1/4 or 1/2 ounce Nalgene containers for medications or ointments (ibuprofen, H-1 antihistamines, baby aspirin, antibiotic ointment, etc.)
  • Our Wilderness Medicine Handbook fits in the center.
Minimalist Pack $40
contents sold separately
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