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Posted: 6/2/2007 10:41:41 AM EDT
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I'm looking for a box for my first aid kit. Anyone come across a durable, waterproof plastic box that is small enough to stuff into a GP or utility pouch(roughly 6.5" x 4" x 2.5")? I thought about using the USGI boxes from the old ALICE belt kits, but would prefer something with a more storage space. Thanks, Gary |
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I use the Rubbermaid Seal N' Saver containers. They seem very durable, are fairly spalshproof. I keep certain items in them to keep them watertight and from getting crushed. Stuff like Tablets in foil cards ( Immodium, Benadryl ect. ). I also keep spare weaponslight bulbs and breakables in them. They seem a bit tougher than the standard Rubbermaid kitchen stuff and the lid is sturdier. It keeps things from being crushed in the pack. underbid.com/cgi-bin/underbid/underbid.cgi?action=searchme&KEYWORD=Rubbermaid+Seal%27n+Saver Full-Auto |
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If you want something waterproof, IIRC pelican makes them in small sizes. This is just one example. www.pelican-case.com/pelmiccas10.html |
THANK YOU!! I've been trying to think of a way to keep meds seperate, but waterproof. Currently i have some in a film container, but they are all in there. Great Idea!! THANKS |
Glad to help. You can get them locally at Target or discount stores. Full-Auto |
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