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Irish Dog Bloody Mary Mix

Why am I plugging for alcoholic beverages on a professional EMS site? Well, since this is a mix, technically, I’m not advertising alcohol. There’s no alcohol in it, and you could drink it as just a refreshing tomatoey treat.

Heck, you SHOULD drink it as a refreshing tomatoey treat.

Irish Dog Bloody Mary Mix is the brainchild of former EMT and very good friend of mine Steve Ducey. He and his wife Kelly have pried their family’s secret bloody mary recipe into this awesome product that they’ve called the “Irish Dog Bloody Mary Mix”. I’ve had it, actually Steve brought a batch up to my wedding when he was one of my groomsmen, and it’s just darn good. We sat around the pool before the ceremony preparing ourselves for the event with this stuff. It’s really good.

So help out my buddy, get some good tasting Bloody Mary Mix, and support a medicpreneur. Irish Dog Bloody Mary mix has my personal approval, and it’s brought to you by a really great couple.

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  • medic_diver

    Thanks for promoting a non-alcoholic drink. (if you leave out the vodka) I agree with what you said, that we shouldn't be promoting drinking on an EMS site. Sadly, many (if not all) EMS conferences have alcohol associated with them. Even many monthly meetings of Fire or EMS services have alcohol served.Even off duty, EMS events should not encourage/serve alcohol. People may do what they like at home and out of the public eye. I got into EMS to be one of the good guys and to make a difference. Drinking at EMS events is a lot like trying to promote seatbelts in the community and then getting into your car and driving off un-buckled. Its completely hypocritical. There are plenty of chances to drink, so why do we need to drink at EMS conferences/events? We make ourselves look very unprofessional when we do. Of course, my ideas may be really unpopular because people like to get high on drugs. And yes, alcohol is a drug, in fact it is by far the worst one of all. It causes a lot more suffering than just auto collisions. Its time to have some courage, stand up and admit that we have a real problem if we can't have fun at an EMS event without getting high.

  • medic_diver

    Thanks for promoting a non-alcoholic drink. (if you leave out the vodka) I agree with what you said, that we shouldn't be promoting drinking on an EMS site. Sadly, many (if not all) EMS conferences have alcohol associated with them. Even many monthly meetings of Fire or EMS services have alcohol served.Even off duty, EMS events should not encourage/serve alcohol. People may do what they like at home and out of the public eye. I got into EMS to be one of the good guys and to make a difference. Drinking at EMS events is a lot like trying to promote seatbelts in the community and then getting into your car and driving off un-buckled. Its completely hypocritical. There are plenty of chances to drink, so why do we need to drink at EMS conferences/events? We make ourselves look very unprofessional when we do. Of course, my ideas may be really unpopular because people like to get high on drugs. And yes, alcohol is a drug, in fact it is by far the worst one of all. It causes a lot more suffering than just auto collisions. Its time to have some courage, stand up and admit that we have a real problem if we can't have fun at an EMS event without getting high.

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