[jimmy101]

Originally Posted by Dutch-Nurse

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I can understand that you need more pockets, if I look at myself and what I carry in my pockets during work.... pfff sometimes the jacket of my scrub just doesn't close ... or one side is lower than the other .

Yeah, it is getting ridiculous how much I am needing to carry lately. I'm running so much that my lab coat makes me really hot too. I picked up some cargo pants that were suggested in this thread and ordered one of those vests I saw my friend wearing.

I've tried carrying around a Tupperware box with me full of stuff but it didn't work well in emergencies .

[Dutch-Nurse]

hahaha ROFL I can imagine that it doesnt work well in emergencies... "wait wait, let me get my tupperware box"

[Angie O'Plasty, RN]

Originally Posted by jimmy101

Yeah, it is getting ridiculous how much I am needing to carry lately. I'm running so much that my lab coat makes me really hot too. I picked up some cargo pants that were suggested in this thread and ordered one of those vests I saw my friend wearing.

I've tried carrying around a Tupperware box with me full of stuff but it didn't work well in emergencies .

Lots of our nurses use fanny packs for extra storage room.

[jimmy101]

Originally Posted by Dutch-Nurse

hahaha ROFL I can imagine that it doesnt work well in emergencies... "wait wait, let me get my tupperware box"

[jimmy101]

I wanted to give an update on what I purchased recently so here goes..

The cargo pants worked okay, but felt odd on my legs with the pockets full and I didn't like having to button the pockets to sit down so stuff didn't fall out. The vest has worked out very well. Everything I want to carry is within reach now and I also like that it has side pockets for my hands. The doctor I work for liked it so much he tried to get administration to purchase them for all the staff but they wouldn't because they didn't have an existing contract with the company.