Survival doctor

[thedreamers]

I got the Docs new ebooks, did you? Lots of info. Cant wait for the rest to come out. Thanks Doc

[Matt In Oklahoma]

I got the Docs new ebooks, did you? Lots of info. Cant wait for the rest to come out. Thanks Doc

Yup, will try and get to them tommorow to review

[TheSurvivalDoctor]

I got the Docs new ebooks, did you? Lots of info. Cant wait for the rest to come out. Thanks Doc

They're at http://www.thesurvivaldoctor.com/survival-books/ Please let me know what you think. I need the critique if I'm to make future ones even better. Thanks.

[Matt In Oklahoma]

I read the burn book today. I found it very informative and understandable. I did have a question on the honey. I'm not gonna have medihoney most likely but might have honey from either the store or straight form the hive so which would be better to use to dress wounds and burns?
Also how long does mupirocin last? For it to be in my preps I would need to know the shelf life.

[TheSurvivalDoctor]

I read the burn book today. I found it very informative and understandable. I did have a question on the honey. I'm not gonna have medihoney most likely but might have honey from either the store or straight form the hive so which would be better to use to dress wounds and burns?
Also how long does mupirocin last? For it to be in my preps I would need to know the shelf life.

Matt, any honey is worth a shot. Manuka honey is a favorite. Even sugar's been known to help. Mupirocin, I'll have to check on it.

[jimmycthemd]

According to this pointer, Mupirocin ointment has a shelf life of three years:

http://www.medicines.org.uk/EMC/medicine/2027/SPC/Bactroban+Nasal+Ointment+2/#SHELF_LIFE

[Matt In Oklahoma]

According to this pointer, Mupirocin ointment has a shelf life of three years:

http://www.medicines.org.uk/EMC/medi...+2/#SHELF_LIFE

Thanks, that aint very long

Matt, any honey is worth a shot. Manuka honey is a favorite. Even sugar's been known to help. Mupirocin, I'll have to check on it.

Thanks

[610Alpha]

Wound ebook review.

I thoroughly enjoyed your write up and the how to videos were excellent!! Recently my wife who is an RN, BSN (recently graduated w/ her BSN) liked the simple layout, was surprised by the use of honey in deep wounds, and also didn't realize that applying bulk bandages on top of a wound would help stop bleeding the way it is described. Where to apply pressure was also very useful and I will need to incorporate this into my training. This ebook gave us some things to talk about with regards to emergencies and first aid training that I need to brush up on. Thankfully she is also a Red Cross certified CPR trainer :)

If you are a nurse or married to one have them check out this ebook and have them develop a training plan.

We will be going over what medical supplies I have bought so far and have her prioritize our medical supply purchases.

P.S. I also sent this in an email to you.

[TheSurvivalDoctor]

Thanks 610Alpha, and I hope you received my reply.

[610Alpha]

Thanks 610Alpha, and I hope you received my reply.

Yes I did. Will be testing a possible tool to print out the ebook.

[TheSurvivalDoctor]

I have some new posts up.

1. Head Lice
2. West Nile Virus
3. Books that readers have recommended
4. What medical supplies I pack at home at for travel.

Please chime in.

https://www.TheSurvivalDoctor.com