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West Marine sells a number of them. I can't remember the brand but
they come in different sizes basd upon your style od cruising. Doug "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message news ![]() Appreciatively, Courtney |
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make one up you lazzie ass. it will then have precisely what you want
and need? are you so mindless that you cant do this? you sound like a mindless consumer. bob, friend to cpt. neil and like minded fellows of the sea. |
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I've had a West Marine "400" kit on our boat for a couple of years and it
seems about right for the the sort of problems - cuts, sprains, sea sickness - we've encountered in cruising a few hours or a day at most away from an emergency room. The contents are logically arranged and packed in individual resealable plastic bags and a family doctor who looked through it was impressed with the logical organisation and practicality of the manual that accompanies the kit. For an extended off-shore voyage I would "heavy it up" with advice from a doctor but for coastal cruising I like it. Scott |
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