DrAnus & Shram
Ever noticed how most survival plans are just a waste of meds? I found a way to keep our med kit lean and mean—need a look?
Send over the list, and I’ll check for any unnecessary items.
Here’s the cut‑down kit:
1. 3‑day medical kit (bandages, antiseptic, pain relievers)
2. One bottle of water‑purifying tablets
3. Compact multi‑tool (knife, screwdriver, wire cutter)
4. Small fire starter kit (steel striker, tinder)
5. 2‑hour hand‑crank radio
6. Portable solar charger
7. One spare set of sturdy boots
8. Small, high‑calorie energy bar
9. 2‑pack of emergency blankets
10. Tiny first‑aid manual (printed, not digital)
Nothing else needed. Check for any extras you think are useless.
Everything looks fine; no obvious waste. If you really need to shave weight, drop the spare boots and keep a repair kit instead, or swap the radio for a compact flashlight. Otherwise, this kit is efficient.
Yeah, spare boots weigh more than they save, so cut ‘em. Keep a quick‑repair kit; it’s a one‑time use but saves hours if the trail breaks. Stick with the flashlight—no need to lug a whole radio. Good move.