Boating season is here and emergencies don't stop while on the water. It doesn't matter if you are at a local lake or on the ocean you should have a good first aid kit with you. You man be minutes from help or hours away. This is why we came up with the IV888 Boat Kit with a ton of input from Eric at IraqVeteran8888.

We used the Nanuk case which is cheaper priced than other cases but is a great quality case. The Nanuk 904 case is crush proof and floats! This makes it the perfect first aid kit to use on your boat!

Skinny Medic Video: Nanuk 904 First Aid Case

Empty Nanuk 904 case

In the kit we tried to think about common emergencies that may happen and provide a good overall first aid kit with great medical and trauma supplies!

Supply List:

(1) Blizzard 2- Layer Survival Blanket
(2) 5x9 Dressing 
(5) 4x4 Dressing
(2) Aspirin
(2) Ibuprofen
(2) Tylenol
(2) Benadryl
(2) Motion Sickness Tablets
(2) Lip Balm
(2) Sun Screen
(2) Liquid IV Hydration
(2) Hydrocortisone Cream
(2) Triple Antibiotic Ointment
(2) Bacitracin Zinc Ointment
(4) Povidone-Iodine Pads
(4) Alcohol Pads
(2) Burn Cream
(4) Sting and Bite Pads
(5) Medium Butterflies
(4) 1" by 3" Bandages
(2) 1 3/4" x 2" Fingertip Bandages
(2) 1 3/4" x 3" Fingertip Bandages
(2) 1 1/2 x 3" Knuckle Bandages
(1) Combat Gauze, Celox Rapid. or S-Rolled Gauze
(1) Tourniquet
(1) T3 Pressure Bandage
(1) Chem Light
(1) EMT Shears
(1) Stainless Steel 5.5 Forceps
(1) CPR Shield
(2) Pair of non-latex nitrile gloves

You can choice S-Rolled Gauze, Combat Gauze, or Celox Rapid. The hemostatic gauzes do make the price a little higher.

You can view the kit

Here is the IV8888 Review on the first aid kit: Med Kit for your boat.

Be safe!

SM