Tactical Medical Kits

Severe bleeding can become fatal within minutes. The Basic STOP THE BLEED® Kit provides essential tools to help control life-threatening bleeding before emergency services arrive.

Packaged in a durable, resealable poly bag, the kit includes your choice of a CAT®, SOF®, or SAM XT® tourniquet, two compressed gauzes, a 4-inch trauma dressing, nitrile gloves, trauma shears, a mini Sharpie®, and illustrated instructions.

Designed for trained or untrained responders, this compact kit is ideal for classrooms, vehicles, offices, workplaces, and public spaces.

Dimensions

8″ H × 4.5″ W × 3″ D

Weight

11 oz

Contains:

1 Windlass Tourniquet (Choose between CAT Tourniquet, SOF Tourniquet, and SAM XT)

2 Compressed Gauze, Z-Folded (4.5″ × 4.1 yds)

1 Emergency Trauma Dressing, 4″

1 Trauma Shears, 5.5″

1 Mini Sharpie Marker

1 Bleeding Control Instructions

1 Pair Nitrile Gloves

This compact individual first aid kit contains seven essential medical products in an organized, easy-to-carry pouch. It features an internal storage pocket, elastic retention bands, and external PALS webbing for attaching additional accessories. The rip-away design allows the pouch to be quickly detached for rapid deployment in “throw-and-go” situations.

Features

Rip-away hook back with loop panel secure with quick release buckle

Clam-shell design

Grab handle

Hook and loop ID Panel

Webbing for MOLLE attachments and accessories

Internal quick open pull-tongue

6″ MOD straps included

Dimensions

6″ H × 3″ W × 2″ D

Weight

14 oz

Contains

1 Windlass Tourniquet (CAT, SOF, or SAM XT)

1 Compressed Gauze

1 Naso Airway w/ Lube, 28fr

1 Vented Chest Seal, Twin Pack

1 Survival Blanket

1 Mini Compression Bandage

1 Pair of Nitrile Gloves, Large

Originally developed in collaboration with Denver International Airport for use in its airport vehicles, the First Responder Vehicle Kit is designed to provide immediate medical support at the scene while awaiting EMS.

The kit includes supplies for severe bleeding, splinting and immobilization, minor wounds, burns, medications, and topical treatments. All components are clearly organized for quick identification and easy access.

A practical basic life support kit for vehicles, offices, homes, and other emergency-preparedness settings.

Dimensions:

10″ H × 18″ W × 9″ D

Weight:

6 lbs

Contains:

Severe Bleeding / Trauma

1 Combat Application Tourniquet, Gen7

1 Celox Rapid Hemostatic Gauze

2 Compressed Gauze

2 Emergency Pressure Dressing, 4″

2 ABD Pads, 5″ × 9″

1 Hyfin Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack

1 Hypothermia Mylar Rescue Blanket

Minor Wounds

20 Gauze Sponges, 4″ × 4″

2 Oval Eye Pads

2 Eye Shields

2 Tegaderm Dressings, 4″ × 4.75″

4 Conforming Roller Gauze, 4″× 4.1 yds

12 Adhesive Bandages, 1″ × 3″

6 Oval Adhesive Bandages, 2″ × 4″

6 Knuckle Bandages

6 Fingertip Bandages

2 Adhesive Tape, 2″

1 Tweezer, 4.5″

Splinting / Ortho

1 SAM Splint, 36″

3 SAM Finger Splint

2 Elastic Bandages, 4″

4 Triangular Bandages

2 Disposable Cold Packs

1 Trauma Shears, 7.5″

Burn Treatment

2 Water Jel Burn Dressings, 4 × 4

1 Fluff Roller Gauze, 4″ × 5yds

5 Burn Gel Packets

OTC Meds & Topicals

1 Eyewash, 4oz

1 Bottle of Children’s Chewable Aspirin, 36 ct

1 Pack of Glucose Tablets, 10 ct

10 Triple Antibiotic Ointment Unit Dose

5 Diphenhydramine

10 BZK Antiseptic Towelette

Personal Protection

6 Pair Nitrile Gloves

1 Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer, 4oz

1 CPR Pocket Mask

The Customs & Border Patrol (CBP) Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) contains all the supplies an emergency responder needs to stem catastrophic bleeding and address airway traumas and respiratory issues. Built on a rip-away platform, the kit can be instantly detached in throw-and-go situations.

The exterior-mounted tourniquet pouch can be attached to the main rip-away pouch in the left, right, or front/center positions. It may also be fully detached and mounted to a MOLLE vest, tactical pack, or belt.

Kit includes:

• • 1 Gen-7 Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT)
  • 1 Flat-Fold Elastic Bandage, 3 in.
  • 1 Nasopharyngeal Airway w/ Lubricant, 28fr
  • 1 Triangular Bandage w/ 2 Safety Pins, 40″ × 40″ × 54″ (101.6 × 101.6 × 137.2 cm)
  • 2 Compressed Gauze
  • 2 Pairs Nitrile Gloves
  • 1 Vented Compact Chest Seals (2-Pack)
  • 1 Hypothermia Survival Rescue Blanket

The MARCH Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) comes loaded out and ready for deployment.

TCCC is a set of best-practice guidelines developed from evidence-based studies, aimed at managing trauma in the field, especially in combat, tactical, or high-risk environments. These best practices are used by military personnel, but have also been adapted by prominent organizations such as the ACS (American College of Surgeons) and NAEMT (National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians). These standards guide law enforcement and even civilian first responder medical trainings.

Kit includes:

• • 1 Windlass Tourniquet (CAT, SOF Tourniquet or SAM XT)
  • 1 Naso Airway with lubricant, 28fr
  • 1 NAR Hyfin Compact Twin Chest Seal
  • 1 Compact Hypothermia Blanket
  • 1 Trauma Dressing, 4″
  • 2 Compressed Gauze
  • 1 RE Mini Sharpie Marker
  • 1 EMT Shears, 5.5″
  • 1 set of Nitrile Gloves, Large

Features:

• • Rip-away easy deployment design with quick-release buckle
  • External laser cut MOLLE and PALS webbings for modular expansion
  • Zipper closure with dual sliders
  • Clam-shell pouch design
  • High-vis pull tab for easy opening
  • Two D-rings on the back for attaching shoulder strap(s)
  • Hook-and-loop ID patch panel
  • Carrying Handl

Specifications:

• • Dimensions: 7” H × 5” W ×5” D (17.8 × 12.7 × 8.9 cm)
  • Weight: 1lbs 6 oz (0.62 kg)

M.A.R.C.H.

The MARCH acronym is an easy-to-remember order of operations for treating trauma patients, helping responders prioritize what injuries to treat first.

Massive Hemorrhage – Severe bleeding can cause death very quickly. Tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and wound packing gauze can rapidly help reduce or stop bleeding.

Airway Management – Closed airways are the second common cause of survivable deaths. Naso or oral airway devices can aid in maintaining an open airway in trauma casualties.

Respiratory – The chest cavity has a specific pressure that allows the lungs to function as intended. Chest seals and decompression needles can help restore and maintain the natural pressure needed in the chest cavity.

Circulation – Trauma patients are often in a state of shock which can require IV or IO intervention in order for circulatory systems to work properly.

Head Injury / Hypothermia – Identify and monitor for head injuries. Address hypothermia in trauma patients (hypothermia is part of the lethal triad and should be taken seriously).