What I started with:
Medium-sized
Electronic Cable Organization Bag I found on Amazon for $25 and repurposed it for my Kit. It does a great job of storing all my supplies organized and clean. It's made of nylon material and is waterproof & shockproof with padded foam, which obstructs water and vapor effectively. Heavy duty and anti-tear material offer all-around protection to all things inside as well as against scratches, dust, impacts, and accidental dropping.
With the addition of a
Combination Lock for Zippered Bags to secure and lock the bag from prying eyes, you don't have to worry about someone digging through your bag. It's not indestructible but it's solid enough to delay anyone messing around with it long enough to take control of the situation.
My Kit:
The top compartment is made up of
Elastic Straps (picture) and a
Zippered Mesh Pocket (picture) for various tools and supplies.
Upper Portion:
1.
31G 5/16" Insulin Syringes
2.
Sharpies: Regular & Fine Point - for writing the concentration on prepped vials.
3.
Pens - for notes while prepping volumetric doses.
4.
Flashlight, Penlight (also
Penlight with UV light), or a precision/focused light source (this is not a substitution for working in the dark. Always try to work in a well-lit area.)
5.
Long Stem Tweezers
6.
Long Stem Lab Spatula or
10mg scoop
7.
Capsule Filling Kit - this is also useful for Oral preparation.
8.
Bic Lighter
9.
Small Knife
10.
Eye Drops
11.
Naloxone Injectable - Free from a local Harm Reduction Resource/Syringe Exchange Site.
Lower Portion:
1.
Sterile Syringes Assorted Sizes - Individually Sterile Wrapped Syringes: 1mL, 3mL, 5mL, 10mL
2.
30G 8mm Needles
Zippered Mesh Pocket:
3.
Fentanyl Test Strip
4.
Xylazine Test Strip
5.
Silica Moisture Packets
6.
Leur Lock Syringe Caps
The bottom compartment has a large
Storage Pocket (picture) and
Divided Storage (picture) that is customizable.
Large Storage Pocket:
1. I only have one bag of (10) 31G 5/16" Insulin Syringes, which leaves approximately two-thirds of the pocket unused.
2.
Mesh Zipper Pouch to hold trash until I can dispose of it properly.
Divided Storage:
1.
Benzalkonium Chloride Towelettes - great for when you can get to a sink with soap and water.
2.
Narcan - Free from a local Harm Reduction Resource/Syringe Exchange Site.
3.
.22 Sterile Micron Filters
4.
Sterifilt - great alternative Filter option!
5.
Miniature First Aid Kit in Reusable Tin:
- 1x3 Bandages, small bandages, butterfly bandages, spot bandages, knuckle bandages, Antiseptic Wipes, Sting Relief Wipes, Large and Small Safety Pin, and razor Blade
6. Chapstick
7.
30mL Bacteriostatic Water
8.
5mL Sterile Vial with Self-Healing Port
9.
Addipak Sterile Solution
10.
Milligram Scale
11.
Misc. Tools
12.
Calibration Weights
13.
Alcohol Wipes
14.
2x2 Sterile Cotton Gauze
15.
Antibiotic Ointment
16. Tourniquet:
Standard &
Quick Release
17.
1oz Glass Jar with Cotton Filters (the cotton filters came from the local Syringe Exchange but you can find cotton filters online or use a bit of Q-tip.)
18. 1oz Glass Container with used filters
19. 1oz Glass container with Landing Gear: Xan, Val, Muscle Relaxer
20.
.25oz Glass Container with Stash. I've also used a
Keychain Pill Container to store my stash. Both are smaller and don't make much noise due to the materials they are made from.
21.
Mini Torch Lighter,
Torch Lighter, or
Torch Pen
22.
Nitrile Gloves
23. Disposable Mixing Container/Cooker - I got these from a local Syringe Exchange/Harm Reduction Site. I filled out a request online and the next day received Harm Reduction Kits for snorting, smoking, boofing, and IV.
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24.
Stericup cookers are available for purchase online through ExchangeSupplies.org, which will ship to the US.
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Optional Extras and Future Purchases:
1.
Numbing Lidocaine Cream
2.
Self-Adhesive Bandage
3.
Winged Butterfly Needle
4.
Clean Baggies,
Small Baggies, or
Smell Proof Baggies
5.
Vein Finder
6.
Clean Straws for snorting or
Metal Sniffing Straw
7.
Jumbo Straws as a makeshift lab spatula/scoop
8.
Pipe
9.
Sterile Q-tips or Cotton Micro Filters
10. Misc. Over-The-Counter Medications:
- Ibuprofen, Imodium, Prilosec or Tums, Aspirin (for Heart Attacks), Gas-X, Pepto, Benedryl
11.
Lidocaine Spray
12. Medium-sized
Metal Key-ring This is for the "
Key-ring Trick"
13. Condoms
14.
Lube
15.
Gelatin Capsules for oral dosing
16. General First Aid Supplies
17. Hand Sanitizer
18. Floss - Dental care in general is a high priority however a small dental floss case that opens enough to store a g or so is a normal enough item to carry around and won't attract obvious attention.
19.
Testing/Reagent Kit,
Reaction Tray
20.
Portable Syringe Case
21.
Diabetic Travel Case
22.
Small Circular Labels - good for labeling different substances, writing dates, or concentrations.
23.
Butane refill
24.
KardiaMobile Personal EKG Monitor - Not vital for anything but fun on a curiosity level. Let's you know how your heart is working while you use.
25.
Pill Crusher & Pulverizer
26.
Pill Splitter
27.
Essential Chemistry Tools Starter Set:
- Crucible Tongs, Lab Spatula, Scoop, U-shape, Spoon, Test Tube, Clamps, Stainless Steel Forceps, and tweezers.
- Not all of these are necessary but most of the tools are useful for a variety of applications from smoking or cleaning your pipe to mixing & measuring
28. Magnifying glass
29. Small cash stash - keep enough of a buffer to be able to buy the minimum amount needed for a hit. Only use it if the situation is dire and you can't make it without it.
30.
Small Notebook
31. Mini Sewing Kit
All that said, I know this is me being unnecessarily over-prepared but it pays to be thorough and plan for the unexpected, so I go overboard on my supplies and tools.