subject: The Importance of Tactical Medical Kits [print this page] Going outdoors for any kind of trip can be incredibly dangerous. You never know what kind of perils lay ahead. You could scrape your leg or break your arm. No matter how large or how small the chances are that you could get hurt, you absolutely need to have a medical kit with you on any kind of expeditionary trip.
One such type of tactical medical kit is the MOJO LE Range Operations Bag, which is a serious example of complete medical protection in the field. It can be used by a non-medic instructor of any kind and even a civilian who is willing to help. This is not your average kit because you don't take simply average trips in the wilderness, you take extreme risks and chances. If the outcome is an accident, the Range Operations Bag is perfect for the wide breadth of injuries you could sustain. If you need simple medical supplies like insect repellant or sunscreen, the MOJO LE has it. If a serious incident occurs and you need quality trauma aid, the MOJO LE has it. This Range Operations Bag has a number of items specifically made for harsh injuries like trauma shears, QuikClot Combat Gauze, compressed gauze, trauma dressing, a SOF-T tourniquet and a CPR mask with filter.
With the number of accidents happening on hunting trips across the country, you can't afford not to be prepared with wound dressings, tourniquets and various antibiotics to help ease the pain of the injured member of your trip. However, there are appropriate medical kits for smaller trips that don't have as much danger involved.
You have to make sure that you assess the potential dangers that lie in your expeditionary trips. The first line of defense against serious injury or even death is planning for the worst and hoping for the best. Luckily, most of us will never have to use a tactical medical kit on a hunting or climbing trip, but you should always have one on hand just in case.
