First aid storage

Overview

There is a wide variation in the contents of a first aid kit based on the knowledge and experience of those putting them together, the duration of your adventure, and the geographic differences of the visited area. Therefore, flexible solutions for your first aid storage are necessary.

Small DCF dry sack

• Red cross logos on both sides
• Fully waterproof (do not submerge) with the roll top closure and all seams taped
• A foldable sack bottom that leaves no gaps within, flat when the sack is empty and free-standing when it's stuffed:
  
  
• Can also be used as a general ditty sack w/o the red cross logo:
  
  
• A dedicated making that produces no/few wrinkles on DCF, serving you the best initial look of the product
• 10 cm long x 6 cm wide x 16 cm high
  (3.94" x 2.36" x 6.30")
• 0.9 L / 9 grams
• 1.0 oz DCF (CT2K.18)
• 1 cm UTX buckle

Case & Sticker

Mini medicine case

• Ø4.5 x 2.5 cm (Ø1.77" x 0.98")
• 5 grams
• Use scissors to cut a plate of encapsulated tablets into pieces and take only the necessary amount
• Holds around 20 such tablets
  

Red cross stickers

• 1.0 oz DCF backed with PSA
• Patch on any DCF sack of a proper size as a dedicated medicine bag
• Two pieces in a set:
  One "+" sign and the other red circle with the "+" sign carved out