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that is a good idea. I will probably do something like that.

I know myself, and they will get lost if I just have a handful of them, but I won't lose a full box of them.

Half of the engines in my department don't have x-large gloves for some reason

Thank you

If I wanted other advice, I would’ve asked the EMTs in my department, but I don’t want that advice right now I want want advice about the topic I asked about. When I’m ready for different advice, I’ll ask for it.

As said before, I am looking for advice for a backpack to put the stuff in. I’m not looking for other advice or I would’ve asked for it. Just because I’m not an EMT yet doesn’t mean that I don’t know what I’m talking about. Please stop giving me advice that I didn’t ask for. I want a backpack to...

I won’t be utilizing the kids until I’m an EMT. I’m just planning for it now.

They supply us with the stuff to put in it, and we get the bag and "non-perishables", like a stethoscope, a blood pressure cuff, trauma shears, etc. And it is an option to get this, but is one that I will take once I get my EMT

I didn't think of that. Do you have any recomendations? for both bags?

I am just saying that that part of the equipment has been made our responsibility to obtain

they have made it our responsibility to get the bag

I will be using it as a first responder and maybe (if the department lets me) at work. Most of the time, those who respond to POV to calls in my city are followed very very shortly by either more people responding POV or the Fire Department career staff or an ambulance.

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I am looking for a backpack to hold basic BLS supplies to include the following, but not limited to: adult BVM, oxygen tank, non-breather, nasal cannula, stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, N95 mask, eye protection, large quantity or box of extra large gloves, regular bandages, among other BLS...