>>2865531
A handgun and one bullet for each person on the /out/ing.

File: 8197f48bcba4e62dc53cfe70fc0bf5d4.jpg (85.4 KB)

85.4 KB JPG

>>2865531
Nothing. Mother Nature is here to heal my wounds.

>>2865531
Super glue, duct tape, and vodka

In a ziplock bag ive got guaze, tape, super glue, razor, needle and thread, drugs (antihistamines, nsaids, antibiotic/numbing cream, topical steroid, a couple doses of an opioid in case of needing to hike out on a broken bone or something, caffeine pills)
Whole thing weighs less than a pound.

>>2865535
You should take two each at least
What if you get a squib

File: fak.jpg (4.2 MB)

4.2 MB JPG

>>2865531
>Two sizes of gauze pad and gauze roll
>Tape
>Lighter
>Tweezers
>Chapstick
>Tylenol
>Benadryl (drowsy)
>Claratin (non-drowsy)
>Immodium
>Caffeine Tablets
>Neosporin
>Electrolyte Powder
>Hydrogel (good for blisters as well as burns)
>Steri-Strips
>Space Blanket (not pictured)
If I were to make a larger kit, I'd add a SAM splint, a notepad and one of those little mini sized sharpies.
https://www.garagegrowngear.com/products/first-aid-pouch-by-space-bear-bags

>>2865531
i have a good full first aid kit in my car. if im away from my car its just gauze/antiseptic/antihistamine/tape plus a few bandaids.

>>2865550
That sucks for you then.

>>2865551
Maybe it's just me but I feel like Claritin doesn't do anything by the time you notice that you need it. It only seems to work when you take it proactively. Anyone else?