here it is. The stuff was called Sulfanilamide
History & Development of the Carlisle Bandage |
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Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Hey. Gives yo somehting to look forward too.
reminds me I'm prolly due for an annual.
and all the other stuff I ignored or forgot about
I hate doctors !!!!!
Maybe thats not it. That's for disinfecting. Well thats why I'm not a doctorhere it is. The stuff was called Sulfanilamide
History & Development of the Carlisle Bandage |
This guy is pretty decent
and I really hate hospitals.
My annual is Sept.
I found it Amazon , they have everything.
I am supposed to take a baby aspirin every day. The cat scratched my leg and it bled for 15 min. I'm with you there.
I get it me too. Dr Steve is really good. Takes time to listen and talks to you like a equal.
Not some stuff shirt. Not a bad guy even if he has a classic Mustang.
Use in wound dressings is newer than I thought too. 1990s
I think my neighbor gets something (a powder?) at the local CVS Pharmacy.
Saw that also. I need to keep something around.
Appreciate the help.
Car wiring is almost finished.
Unconventional
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like this stuff?
www.riteaid.com
BleedStop Blood Coagulant Pouches - 0.53 oz, 4 ct
BleedStop is a one-of-a-kind blood coagulant that will stop bleeding for minor cuts to large bleeding wounds. Pour powder onto the wound generously, apply pressure, and bleeding will stop. BleedStop is the only coagulant product on the market that is Safe
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Glad that has been going OK. Lot of help I have been. Not.
I guess so. What I carry in my pack is a trauma bandage. I also have a 1970s era small military first aid kit - but that's really not what I'd like to turn to unless that's the only choice. At work we have a nice kit with the trauma banadages in it. Mandatory to have on hand when running the chainsaw.like this stuff?
BleedStop Blood Coagulant Pouches - 0.53 oz, 4 ct
BleedStop is a one-of-a-kind blood coagulant that will stop bleeding for minor cuts to large bleeding wounds. Pour powder onto the wound generously, apply pressure, and bleeding will stop. BleedStop is the only coagulant product on the market that is Safe
The offer alone was enough. You're a busy man.
dukeboy440
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The entire set of tires won’t be here now until June 12th. Ordered may 9th. Supposedly in stock at the time. Sure didn’t wait a month to take my money….
So good news is the local tire shop was able to find one, just one tire in my size. The bad news is it won’t be in until Saturday afternoon or Monday at the latest.
Tim, looks like there’s a good chance you’ll be going down Sunday solo and I’ll be meeting you Monday.
dukeboy440
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This is what we carry in our Combat Life Saver bags. I’ve had to deploy it twice in the civilian world. It works GREAT. But most local ERs hate the stuff cause it works so well that it makes surgeons and docs take extra extra time to fully clean it all out by irrigating the **** out of the wound
Quikclot-combat gauze for medic and first responders
Are the tires on it so bad they can't be used for another 1000 miles?
The entire set of tires won’t be here now until June 12th. Ordered may 9th. Supposedly in stock at the time. Sure didn’t wait a month to take my money….
So good news is the local tire shop was able to find one, just one tire in my size. The bad news is it won’t be in until Saturday afternoon or Monday at the latest.
Tim, looks like there’s a good chance you’ll be going down Sunday solo and I’ll be meeting you Monday.
Not surprised
The entire set of tires won’t be here now until June 12th. Ordered may 9th. Supposedly in stock at the time. Sure didn’t wait a month to take my money….
So good news is the local tire shop was able to find one, just one tire in my size. The bad news is it won’t be in until Saturday afternoon or Monday at the latest.
Tim, looks like there’s a good chance you’ll be going down Sunday solo and I’ll be meeting you Monday.
dukeboy440
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Only 1. Back in early May I hit a piece of guard rail that was in the road early one morning, sliced the front tires, I had one new spare . Tires in my size are apparently a pita to get in. Tire shop gave me a used one(for 10 bucks) to get me by but it was nearly bald then. Now it’s got cords showing it’s so bald. Other three are just fine and have over 80 percent tread left.
Does anything ever go as planned for you chris?
dukeboy440
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Yes… pain. Pain, drama, stress, bad luck. Those always go for me.
What pisses me off the most is, the seller is a national tire company, ordered a month in advance, in stock. I should have been throwing a fit after week one of delays but I didn’t. Now it’s biting me.
Tempted to rent a car and drive it anyway. Probably should have done that a month ago, would have been the same cost I bet.
dukeboy440
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What I really should have done was buy 18 inch rims instead of sticking with 17s but I didn’t like the look of the 18s on the jeep and most were so flashy and just over done for a Jeep. I can find 35 inch x18Rs all day long locally.
dukeboy440
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Anyway back to combat gauze. That stuff works so well it actually stopped or rather drastically slowed a knicked artery. Right before Covid, two guys got into a fight at the gas station across the street from my army base. Dude stabbed the other in the neck, myself and another MP heard the call, went screaming over there, I didn’t have it at the time, but the city cop that responded did. Stuff the guys neck with it. Hospital said if it hadn’t been for that stuff, dude would have died. It was after that they started issuing it to all of us in our trauma kits
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