[kcdusk]

I think there would still be a reasonable amount of medical supplies left.

1. We saw with Covid, when masks became compulsory, that industry kicked off and suddenly we had millions of masks. Same with a vaccine, industry responded.

2. So i think with a world wide war, tools of the trade - ie medical supplies, would be required. And be around in big numbers. I think towards the end of the war ("your on your own") medical supplies will be lower but still common.

3. I'm torn on this though. But with nuclear war, there will be lots of death. So less people alive to use the available personal medical kits, which tend to assist the treatment of traditional wounds such as gun shots? So again thinking supplies would be common.

4. On the down side, while numerous in number - perhaps medical supplies (in general) might be aged (weathered or perished). Or not kept at required temperature (some need to be refridgerated, such as blood or other drugs). So i think common for availability but perhaps degraded.

I'm still leaning towards normal medial supplies to treat gun shot wounds as being commonly available.