Medical Survival Card

Wallet-Sized Medical Kit

The Readyman Medical Survival Card is a flat stainless steel card holding a set of small tools you snap out when you need them. It gives a first-aid kit, survival tin or wallet a backup set of needles and cutting edges in almost no space. Hikers, hunters and preparedness-minded buyers who want a little more capability in a small kit will get the most from it.

Features

• Stainless Steel Construction — The whole card is cut from a single sheet of stainless steel, so it lies flat and stands up to moisture better than plain carbon steel.
• Six Curved Needles — Each teardrop-shaped needle has a curved point and a threading eye at the base, the curved form used for stitching.
• Long Straight Needles — The long tapered pieces around the frame have elongated eye slots, so you can thread them with cord or line.
• Twin Serrated Blades — Two saw-toothed pieces have slotted handles that give a finger or a cord something to grip.
• Y-Shaped Hooked Tool — A forked piece ends in a hooked tip and is the largest single tool on the card.
• Three Slotted Plates — Each plate has two round holes and four V-shaped cut tabs at the corners.
• Textured Plate And Strips — A grip-textured plate and two narrow strips each carry holes at both ends for lashing or fastening.
• Snap-Out Tool Frame — Small tabs hold every piece in the frame until you break it free, so you remove only what you need.

How It Carries

Every tool sits in one thin sheet, so the card slides into a wallet slot, a pouch pocket or the lid of a survival tin next to your other gear. The Readyman name is etched on the larger pieces. Because the tools stay attached until you snap them out, the card carries as one flat piece with nothing rattling loose.