Thread: Where Do You Keep The Bandaids?

Just cut myself again, chopping stuff for Jambalaya. Had to go to the stropping/shaving area to get a bandaid. People who know me are shocked that I am shaving with a SR, given my tendancy for self blood letting. My former wife used to routinely confiscate my sharp objects..

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Where is your bandaid stash?

Tool box, and shop has first aid kit, same with truck, bedroom, and bathroom. They usually rot before I use them in some locations but they are there.

My wife is a retired RN. She has worked in the ER at many hospitals and worked in intensive care with heart patients. She's pretty good with a needle and tread a talent that has come in handy several times. We buy the Band-Aids in the bulk size and keep them in the bathroom close to the sink which also comes in handy.

in a medicine cabinet next to stove , in bathroom , in plastic case with dremell bits , in wooden box with sandpaper in restoration kit , and if it gets worse I have trauma kit with quickclot on a battle belt , one in the back seat of the truck ,one in my hunting fanny pack , and one in my grab and go home defense shoulder bag ..lol
you may die around me but chances are its not gonna be from blood loss ..lol

Through out the house if that gives you some idea. I even carry a few in my wallet, borrowed that idea from my father-in-law and they do come in handy.

Originally Posted by ReardenSteel

Through out the house if that gives you some idea. I even carry a few in my wallet, borrowed that idea from my father-in-law and they do come in handy.

that they do , having children made me put stuff every place I can ..lol

Great ideas. I keep a few in my wallet to. Old army habit. I keep a first aid kit in the truck for camping/hunting and dirt bike riding. Never fails in the woods, someone needs simple first aid attention, usualy me if I've used a sharp object. (I was a medic in the army)

Mine is in my knife bag along with the pressure bandage, butterflies, gauze and duct tape. A chef must always be prepared for the worst.

Chef by trade but been selling knives most of my life.

At the shops, last time I cut myself I had to wrap my hand in a towel and drive to the shopping Centre.

About every room. More for the grandkids than us.

Most of the bandaids I use are for covering cracked calluses.