S.T.A.M.P - IWB EDC Trauma Kit 

I know where they can get the supplies! :-)

I was like "oooh", then the price hit and went "nah".

PrepMedic: "A lot of you are way more stylistically adept than I am." Me, freeballin' in a pair of khaki shorts open carrying a Glock:

I wear an Immediate Casualty Care IWB medical carrier that had cost me $25-30 naked. You can get it with a ulticlip. It is just pieces of elastic folded and sewn together. I have worn it with my scrubs at work, edc with my jeans, hiked 20 miles with on at my 9 o’clock Nothing fancy but allows me to carry a TQ, combat gauze, mini compression bandage, two chest seals and gloves.

thank you very much for speaking up about how they upcharge like crazy for medical supplies. it really shows they're about the money and not saving lives.

Appreciate the honest breakdown of the pricing.

The unstocked price of this is pretty much what I'd expect a fully kitted loadout to be

As a dad, I never shy away from cargo shorts or pants. I also have zero use for skinny jeans. Cool video, interesting product, I would not carry this way personally so the price doesn’t make any sense to me. I would roll with a $30 fanny pack before paying over a $100 for just the pouch.

I'd love to see your take on the Immediate Casualty Care IWB IFAK, which seems extremely similar to this for like 1/4th the price.

Thank you for the honest review; and for calling them out for the obviously overly expensive "convenience fee" to stock the kit for us. God bless.

As a civie who has an EDC, I use the LTC kit. While it is a bit bulky for pockets and such, what I did (and it may not be the best but it's worked for a few months) is slide my belt between the fold. The velcro hasn't failed on me and I will occasionally try to make it fall off but it hasn't. May not be the most ideal way to wear it but it works

"backronym" is the word for what you described at the beginning ;D the technique is used way more often that it should be 😂

I have the STAMP. It's a great piece of kit. I've run into issues with my supplies sliding out as I'm walking around. But a little bit of double sided tape solved the issue. I wish the pockets were just a little deeper.

I wanna see a multi purpose tools series… for example go into the list of things you can do with a cravat: splints, slings, packing, modified tourniquet etc. I want to see a series that goes into a deeper dive things that are multi functional

Holy bananas- mark this in my "never going to buy" category. I have my truck first aid kit and a kit in my desk at work. That's not bad

Look at immediate casualty care, they make similar conceal carry med pouches

This is definitely on my radar, thanks for showing it.

Just like with concealed carry, I dress to be able to carry, which means 2" larger waist to be more comfortable when carrying and a more blousing printed shirt to better hide the printing. That being said, I dress to be able to carry a very similar ankle rig. CAT TQ, 4" izzy, needle d (10G), 1 pack of LE quick clot, 2 z-folded gauze, pair of chest seals, 2 pairs of gloves, small roll of duct tape, vial of nitro, and a small pack of ASA. With me all the time. Very handy and I've deployed it once. Used the ASA and nitro more than anything else in that kit, but still have it if necessary.

TNX for the review, Sam. I can design and sew my own version of this configuration for less than $75. There is no doubt price gouging is involved all around - materials, design, and med supplies. I guess some people are willing to sacrifice hard earned cash for convenience; not me. All of that said, the [Tramp] S.T.A.M.P. nomenclature is brilliant. Too bad the vendor chose to adopt the economic model of those who bear said ink, as well.

If you stoop down to pick something up or bend over, does the back of your shirt get caught on the kit when you stand up? I had this issue when using the Immediate Casualty Care IWB IFAK which is the same thing but scaled down.

Here's my video challenge for you. Ready? lol Create a minimalist trauma kit for the average street bike motorcyclist. Not for off road/camping adventurers. Strictly for recreational weekend asphalt cruisers and/or daily commuter riders. Space and size are limited for most of us, so you must keep it all contained within a bag roughly about 3"x6"x9". Are you up to the task? LOL All that aside... Great videos and a very educational channel! Well done.

I like the construction of this, it can easily fit in my duty pants

For you guys wanting a more cost effective option for carrying medical around your belt line, the unity tactical clutch belt or vertx/unity runners belt can accomplish the same thing :)

I would like a version of this where I can pull out a whole pouch from the carrier similar to most IFAK pouches.

Thinking about using this in a Fanny pack for edc.

Is carrying a windless style TQ in the small of back really a good idea ( or carrying any sort of hard product for that matter) ?

Great review, thanks for sharing

I'm a Type 1 Diabetic so I have to carry a few other items on the daily, as a result, I decided to double-dip and combine my IFAK/Medical items and my DIabetic items into one universal bag (the Death Dealer Tactical, DDT, Traveler Urban Sling Day Pack in gray). Keeps junk off my belt. The very few times I don't carry my sling bag, I do wish I had a way to carry more than just a TQ. I just don't think this little IWB shit is worth $110, to be honest. Plus, due to my insulin pump tubing interfering at my front, I carry my gun IWB at 5 O'Clock. I would have to roll this kit to the left a bit where my OWB mag carrier sits at 7'ish O'clock.

Instead of using a belt loop could you use belt clips so if you don’t wear a belt you can at least have it with you when wearing gym shorts and sweats It’s a really smart idea I like it better than the ankle carrier cause from John at war poet he said that you have to replace them cause they will wear out like shoes

Been using this. Pretty great. You barely feel it.

Isn’t it where you can go over the AED

Aren't the elastic tabs going to hook on everything you have on your back ?

I would say $50 is the most that pouch is worth.

Looking for suggestions for boat based EMT/rescue swimmer pack...

I was with you and ready to hit the website till you said the price. Soory that's too much even for American sourced and made gear

Love the concept don’t like the price

$38. Buys the sport pocket for the enigma holster that would comfortably carry the whole kit.

I dont understand the price not even with the kit or supplies😂

Dumb question, but if you happen to use your gear on someone else in a good samaritan situation, can you ask the EMS/Hospital/State to replace the gear used?

I would like that for my backpack

Nice video

great vid, new sub.

Can u do a video on Xstat wound packing?

Is there any kind of elastic band like holster, for ifak supplies?

Waiting for Tacticon to make a knock off version for $20.

me lembra muito os porta carregador de fuzil.

I need one

Okay... Why is Medical something you CCW?? Wouldn't you want the kit to be visible so people know.. this guy can help.

First time I'm the first? Can't believe it :-) My medical EDC isnt always the same. Sometimes I carry it as one piece or I carry it in different pockets. Depends of the clothing. It consists of: SWAT-T Compressed gauze Mylar blanket Gloves

Looking for thoughts on the CELOX-A Applicator. Did a search for PrepMedic but didn’t see anything. Many of the reviews are by people who don’t seem to know much about how medical products actually work.

I would buy it if i could tuck in my shirt. Any suggestions?

Probably same issue with 6-o’clock carry, bend over and shirt will get stuck above the gear.

Maybe I live in an isolated corner of the universe under a rock. My everyday life I have no need for a tourniquet. In the last year I haven't seen one gun shot victim. In the last year, TBH, the most serious injury I've seen is a small cut. EMS called it a 'skin rip'. Basically the skin was pulled apart (like a small rip in paper). Took two Q tips with a cream on them, and basically laid the skin back over where it should be, and gauze pad covering. (I had my first aid kit, but because of work rules in place medical experts have to do medical.)

$110 with no supplies!!?

Lucky I work at a hospital…get all that stuff free..quickclot etc

You lost me at $110 for the empty pack price.

It's because they don't expect you to look up the individual prices of each of the different items they just want you to assume that's how much the items cost it's just a Money grab

The price is ridiculous. Medical personnel make way less they should anyway. I feel like this is something that was made by someone who knows the ems market and did it and then someone else decided on the price when selling it.

Tbh I reallt dont see the point in this product, I'd rather just have a small pouch to hand with more than this kit has available

If I carry this backwards, it will also make my booty look bigger. Win win if you ask me.

Try investing in a Teleprompter, it will help you not to look down to see information and make your video look more professional...

more ems excess

super expensive for what it has. over priced for sure.

That is pretty shady of them tbh

Way to pricey. I've put my kits together for sub $100.

All these med kits, ankle kits, IFAK's are getting ridiculous. All those supplies are way cheaper (50% or more), just shop around. They are getting to the point of being gimmicks. All that stuff in your back in a patrol car won't last a day due to comfort. It will then sit in the car. Just get a premade Fox bag for $29-30.00 bucks and repurpose it. If you want to be one of the "cool kids" put a First Aid patch on it.

Sorry Ankle trama kit

$110 for a $10 case? You must be kidding. No tears when they go out of business and whine about supply chain issues.

Nice idea, but what a rip-off..

You just got scammed 😂😂😂 The pouch is overprice and not only than you didn't get all the med kit that comes from it.