My review of the Seiko Black Monster www.themodernsurvivalist.com

This is a review of the Covert Carrier concealed carry product. www.covertcarrier.com

www.redimedic.com Having a first aid kit is important, but understanding how to use the contents of that emergency kit is equally important. Each Redi-Medic emergency kit now includes a pass to online video instruction – explaining the contents of each kit. We call this the Next Wave in emergency preparedness kits. Titles in the series include How to Perform CPR How to Deal with Cuts and Soft Tissue Injuries How to Deal with Burns Types of Bandages 5 x 9 Sterile Pad Burn Dressings & Gels Donut Bandage Emergency Blanket Face Mask Instant Cold Pack Instant Hot Pack Gauze Pads Pads, Swabs & Towelettes Pressure Bandages Scissors Sam Splint Sterile Burn Sheet Steri-Strip Trauma Dressing Triangular Bandage Kit Tips & Additions New titles are in production now. Redi-Medic is a leading manufacturer of promotional product/private label soft-sided emergency,auto safety and first aid kits. Visit our web site at htpp://www.redimedic.com

A short film on how to seal your food storage Mylar bags with a clothing iron. An easy and cheap way for any survivalist or preparedness minded person to seal their bags for long term food storage.

Take a journey to see one of the American Red Cross disaster preparedness programs in Haiti following the January 12 earthquake. Red Cross volunteers are training 65 residents in Tapis Rouge camp, home to about 14000 people in the neighborhood of Croix Deprez, about how to be prepared ahead of hurricane season. They are learning first aid – how to care for wounds, treat burns and how to carry injured people on stretchers – and how to warn residents during or ahead of disasters using bull horns, whistles and flags. This is all part of the American Red Cross disaster risk reduction program to train and empower residents to know what to do in case of an emergency in some of the most vulnerable camps in and around Port-au-Prince. Currently, Red Cross volunteers are training residents in 9 camps and hope to expand to more than 25 by the end of June.