How to make a 'Mini Medi' First Aid Kit?

This video shows all of the items that I store in my "Mini Medi", which is a pocket sized first aid kit for EDC purposes. It contains hospital grade wound dressings for minor boo-boos.

MINI MEDI SUPPLY LIST:

Manhattan Portage Coin Purse

3M Steri-Strip Reinforced Sterile Skin Closures

AQUACEL Extra Hydrofiber Dressing

3M Tegaderm Transparent Film Dressing

Bordered Silicone Adhesive Foam Dressing Size

Bordered Hydrocolloid Adhesive Dressing

All Health Hydrocolloid Gel Bandages

Triple Antibiotic Ointment Pack

Wedderspoon Manuka Honey KFactor 16

DUDE Wipes Flushable Wet Wipes

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[charlesbaggett]

I was a nurse 20 years ago; my hospital had a dedicated wound care nurse that used many of the products shown. I assisted turning, and placement many times with her. These are decades long proven wound care products. Thank you TUP for your accurate information.

[enriquediaz]

Thx for showing the dressings outside of their packaging. !

[seanlawrence]

Some of the best, practical edc videos on the Tube. Learned a lot over the years. Keep'em coming!

[CB-odpw]

Tagaderm is good stuff. Use it all the time, work at hospital

[echosierra]

I suggest keeping a few 2x2 or 4x4 gauze pads for wiping away blood before putting on the steri-strips for instance.

[fineassamyfresh]

I love it! All of my med kits are huge. This will be a great on the go kit

[auntkaz]

Thanks for the demo on your "wounds". Nice to see the items out of their wrappers and used, especially in conjunction with each other.

[ClickClack_Bam]

May I suggest "triple antibiotic ointment with pain reliever".

You can buy individual use packets & keep a few in the FAK.

They are invaluable when you're injured.
It's like straight up magic when the pain from your scrape or splinter goes away.

I'm telling you guys get them & get the regular tube of it for around the house issues.

It must have the pain reliever component.

[autumnleaves]

I love the use of the high quality materials. I keep a nose clamp in my kit. If you’ve ever had a gushing nose bleed, they are a game changer as they allow you to clean up the area, and yourself while keeping your hands free.

[georg.pl_]

I would suggest adding a povidone iodine prep pad or similar (like the ones with BZK) for proper wound cleaning before closing it with the steri strips. The last thing you want is to seal bacteria inside a wound.

[KevinMichaelMichael]

Love the red sharpie laceration! Great job TUP!

[davidblack]

The Honey is something I keep in my first aid kits. It can be used for

Hypoglycemia
Coughing
Anti microbial

What I wouldn’t recommend using it for is burns.

Instead get tiny packets of burn shield or waterjel burn dressing. Couple that with a tefla non stick dressing.

[mattjames]

Like the original mini medi, but FANCY!

[thomasorchard]

I would add tweezers and nail clippers. This would be a great kit for a work bag.

[c.chappelierfuller-hughes]

This is super helpful, especially the use of thinner hospital grade items...not bulky off the drugstore shelf. Thank you. I am redoing my supplies NOW.

[abecoulter]

lol and im watching this while eating manuka honey on toast, trust me urban prepper viewers, this is liquid gold

[richardmyracle]

Great kit. I am going to upgrade my med kit. Thank you for another great idea. There has been several times over the last 4 years ihave thanked you in my head when one of your preps has helped me out. You are a great resource.

[kamaboku]

Thanks for all your videos and info TUP! This mini medi stuff is very useful ! I’ll update for my BOB and EDC versions

[frankiecacciatore]

Awesome Video as always!, also very informative Thanks for taking the time to review them and going over each item and it’s purpose . I’ve learned a lot over the years by watching your videos, my preps are much better because of it I thank you for that .

[PreppingWithSarge]

Nice kit TUP. What’s your thoughts on keeping a couple benadryl in your EDC kit for “buying some time” if someone has anaphylactic shock?