Adventure Medical Professional Guide II Kit - S&C.com
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Looks like it's already gone.
Looks like it's already gone.
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sorry guys - that one went a hell of a lot quicker than i imagined. they have them periodically though...
i think i'm set for emergency supplies for the next decade or so.
i think i'm set for emergency supplies for the next decade or so.
the backdoor for that site is www.sacattack.com
Tells you current item, markdown, estimated available time, and previous items, so you can read & weep.
It's one of sites I can't click when I don't have any $$ to spend......
Tells you current item, markdown, estimated available time, and previous items, so you can read & weep.
It's one of sites I can't click when I don't have any $$ to spend......
or spend too much time messing round on the interweb...
for the couple things I snagged shipping brought the price up per piece til it was like shopping at Sierra Trading Post anyway.
The customer service was fine when I shipped back a high dollar impulse, so I suppose it depends on how full/empty your outdoor toy box is...
for the couple things I snagged shipping brought the price up per piece til it was like shopping at Sierra Trading Post anyway.
The customer service was fine when I shipped back a high dollar impulse, so I suppose it depends on how full/empty your outdoor toy box is...
The kit is still being offered off the parent site (backcountry.com) but not at the discount offered on S&C. I have found many items off backcountry and sometimes they appear on s&c and I get an even better deal. Like previously stated, the site is definitely a hit and miss thing.
Glen
Glen
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It's totally hit and miss - I sit in front of a computer all day and see the deals with the Firefox plug in they offer. It's really the ski and camping gear I go for.
In any case - keep an eye on it when you can. Deals on there are great for top quality gear.
In any case - keep an eye on it when you can. Deals on there are great for top quality gear.
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Yep it was back - I got one.
Just minutes after I got mine I checked and it was a different deal...
Just minutes after I got mine I checked and it was a different deal...
Yo, it's back again. Might be there for a couple hours, depending on sales. Get 'em while you can!!
glad somebody got to take advantage of the deal.
they seem to re-post things for a while, so if you want one & haven't scored yet, just keep looking.
here is a 'backdoor' look at the item for sale. new things go up at midnite, and I think there is an option to be emailed/texted about new items as they come up. (that would drain my wallet but quick!)
SAC Attack - Blurr Helion Pant - Women's
they seem to re-post things for a while, so if you want one & haven't scored yet, just keep looking.
here is a 'backdoor' look at the item for sale. new things go up at midnite, and I think there is an option to be emailed/texted about new items as they come up. (that would drain my wallet but quick!)
SAC Attack - Blurr Helion Pant - Women's
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If anyone's wondering, here's what's in it:
Product Description
Carry the the Adventure Medical Professional Guide II kit on group backpacking trips, ice climbing trips, or when mountain biking or bouldering with a group of friends. Originally designed for professional mountain guides, the Professional Guide II Kit will handle almost any medical emergency in the backcountry. If a member of you're group is injured, clean the wound with the included irrigation syringe, then bandage it with the Professional Guide II Kit's selection of dressings. Use the included SAM splint to immobilize the injury while you walk them out. For illnesses or stings, the Professional Guide Kit includes anti-histamine, Sting and Itch Relief Wipes, several over-the-counter pain relievers, Diotame (the stuff in Pepto-Bismol), and oral rehydration salts. The Professional Guide II Kit also includes a Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine for reference, and two patient assessment formshandy for tracking vital signs and providing info to doctors or EMTs once you
Product Features
* Dimensions: 10.2 x 7.5 x 7.5in (30 x 19 x 19cm)
* Weight: 3lb 11oz (1670g)
* Group Size: 1-20
* Trip Duration: 1-7 days
* Medical Information: 1 Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine, refill guide card (to track what you've used), 2 patient assessment forms (SOAP Notes)
* Essential Equipment: 2 pair of nitrile gloves, 2 hand wipes
* Bleeding/Shock: 1 8 x 10in trauma pad, 1 5 x 9in trauma bad
* Wound Management: Include numbers and names
* Bandage 10 4x4 dressings, 3 3x4 sterile non-adherent dressings, 3 rolls of gauze, 1 triangular bandage, 1 elastic bandage with hook and loop closure, 1 roll of tape (1in x 10yards), 8 packets of triple antibiotic ointment, 2oz of tincture of Benzoin, 3 non-woven adhesive bandages, 8 knuckle type adhesive bandages, 8 1x3 adhesive bandages
Their retail of $180 is ridiculous. Amazon has it for $130, so $80 isn't bad. There's nothing in there that's extraordinary, decent basic kit. I'd build your own specific for your needs rather than get one like this, but something's better than nothing.
Product Description
Carry the the Adventure Medical Professional Guide II kit on group backpacking trips, ice climbing trips, or when mountain biking or bouldering with a group of friends. Originally designed for professional mountain guides, the Professional Guide II Kit will handle almost any medical emergency in the backcountry. If a member of you're group is injured, clean the wound with the included irrigation syringe, then bandage it with the Professional Guide II Kit's selection of dressings. Use the included SAM splint to immobilize the injury while you walk them out. For illnesses or stings, the Professional Guide Kit includes anti-histamine, Sting and Itch Relief Wipes, several over-the-counter pain relievers, Diotame (the stuff in Pepto-Bismol), and oral rehydration salts. The Professional Guide II Kit also includes a Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine for reference, and two patient assessment formshandy for tracking vital signs and providing info to doctors or EMTs once you
Product Features
* Dimensions: 10.2 x 7.5 x 7.5in (30 x 19 x 19cm)
* Weight: 3lb 11oz (1670g)
* Group Size: 1-20
* Trip Duration: 1-7 days
* Medical Information: 1 Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine, refill guide card (to track what you've used), 2 patient assessment forms (SOAP Notes)
* Essential Equipment: 2 pair of nitrile gloves, 2 hand wipes
* Bleeding/Shock: 1 8 x 10in trauma pad, 1 5 x 9in trauma bad
* Wound Management: Include numbers and names
* Bandage 10 4x4 dressings, 3 3x4 sterile non-adherent dressings, 3 rolls of gauze, 1 triangular bandage, 1 elastic bandage with hook and loop closure, 1 roll of tape (1in x 10yards), 8 packets of triple antibiotic ointment, 2oz of tincture of Benzoin, 3 non-woven adhesive bandages, 8 knuckle type adhesive bandages, 8 1x3 adhesive bandages
Their retail of $180 is ridiculous. Amazon has it for $130, so $80 isn't bad. There's nothing in there that's extraordinary, decent basic kit. I'd build your own specific for your needs rather than get one like this, but something's better than nothing.