How to Pack a Medic Bag | Vehicle EDC

You never know when you can come across a traffic accident or when you are gonna be stuck in traffic for a prolonged period of time. In these situations, it's always nice to have some essential kit standing by.

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[ducmai]

I live in Seattle and I approve Luca's message

[chrism]

"Or if I take a wrong turn and I end up in Seattle."

LOL shit was hilarious!

[aaronwright]

If Luka ever taught a course in first aid, CPR, and how to have a sense of humor; I would sign right up.

[shqiptariidukagjinit]

I love how he calls them all boo boo bags

[iwfusion]

Holy crap never been this early. Absolutely love all the presentations and info yall release all the time. Also, love luka! Hes just so good at the talking/charisma. Im sure hes deadly too though. Love the stuff!

[ravency]

Quality content that most people should know about.

Awesome work on everyone's part in this vid, well done.

[alexbejjani]

Luca is so awesome. His other medic series was outstanding and entertaining as well! Looking forward to more.

Maybe one day a Joe Rogan interview... I can dream

[flatchdaddysadventurevault]

I really appreciate the humor and content. I’ve learned a lot, thank you.

[TheDoctor]

Superb video! Having enjoyed your videos on TCCC and now seeing this, it is an honor to know that for the most part, I carry most of the same equipment in my own medical bag that I have in my car when I travel (save for the portable litter; an oversight which I will be rectifying post haste!). As I also volunteer at a number of local events, I also carry my pulse ox, BP cuff, stethoscope and the like, but understand they wouldn't be used a lot in a car accident/trauma situation.

Also, THANK YOU a thousand times for actually pointing out (unlike most of the "Preparedness/Tacticool/Ready for the Apocalypse" Youtube people) that if you can't perform some procedures, DON'T carry the items with you and/or use them, as a general rule. I can't tell you how many people are going through their EDC and immediately pull out the needle to do a chest decompression, even though they have zero training or capacity to use one and advocate others carrying one "just in case." I absolutely agree that if it comes down to saving a life or risking a lawsuit, save the life, but come on - let's have some responsibility in the videos we present. Well done, indeed, and well said.

[Arcanems]

You guys put out excellent content and have top-notch instructors including Luca! Wish I could have gotten in on that combat medic patch lol! Thank you again for this great training I will be ordering pants soon.

[CompleteRobot]

i would always reccomend keeping your visibility vests in in arms reach of each seat so you can already wear them before leaving the car and dont have do dig in your trunk first

[Frostpotato]

Awesome series!
Hoping for the bloopers ...

[smilley]

"Scissors for scissoring" 🤣🤣🤣
TP is always important!! Its a crappy situation without.

[yannickdesmet]

I would also take a folded shovel for when the car gets stuck :-)

[marton_dobo]

Very important: I always keep a little but sharp saw in my car. Once I got stuck in the woods and it would have been super useful to set my car free from some branches. I did it anyways, but it could have been a lot easier.

[markrandall]

I think a video on Luca's diet and fitness would be very informative he is always in ideal combat condition

[LennartBongartz]

Thank you for this series. Very instructive. I wonder, why not carry a set of different sizes of Mayo tubes? And a pocket balloon?

[alxmea]

hey UFPRO! Luka and his videos are great! keep up the good work!

can by the way anyone tell me which multitool he uses?

[JohnThePA]

I love watching these videos then realizing I drive a sports car (or at least a sporty car) and it's not very practical lol

[johndevitt]

neck collar, I always have a neck collar. Yes it requires training so do the training. Spinal control etc