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40 reviewsAs “The Survival Doctor,” Dr. Hubbard teaches disaster medicine to people worldwide through popular books, videos, and seminars—and of course his frequented blog, TheSurvivalDoctor.com. But now, for the first time, he’s compiled his best duct-tape tips, plus never-before-published techniques, to give you the ultimate medical duct tape survival guide.
With “Duct Tape 911,” learn first-aid skills in an interesting new way, and get little-known tricks that will help you feel ready for whatever comes.
In this fascinating illustrated guidebook Dr. Hubbard reveals easy-to-follow instructions for how to use duct tape to:
• Make eyeglasses—lenses and all
• Remove a ring from a swollen finger and cactus spines from a foot
• Make an ankle brace, wrist splint, and sling
• Close a deep wound to prevent infection
• Remove a wart
• Protect your skin from waterborne diseases during a flood
• Make a tourniquet
• Stop a lung from collapsing
• … and more!
This unique, do-it-yourself guide is for handymen and handywomen, survivalists and campers, knowledge buffs, health fanatics, and everyone who wants to be prepared.
After a natural disaster, while camping, or when the grid goes down, you may not have the best medical supplies. So get your hands on some duct tape, and tape yourself together!
