Bleeding Control Kits

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    Built for Real-World Bleeding Control

    Bleeding Control Kits are designed to manage serious bleeding fast — when direct pressure isn’t enough, or when you need the right tools staged and ready. These kits are built around proven trauma components used in workplace response, remote travel, high-risk environments, and public-access preparedness across Australia.

    If you want a ready-to-go solution rather than assembling items piece by piece, this collection is for you. Each kit focuses on the essentials for rapid bleeding control and practical deployment under stress — not a general first aid assortment.

    Operator IFAK Kit contents including tourniquet, trauma shears, HyFin Vent, gloves, and compressed gauze beside MOLLE pouch. Designed for individual trauma response in high-threat environments. TacMed Australia – comprehensive IFAK for tactical medics.
    Operator IFAK MOLLE pouch in black, shown zipped and ready for attachment to gear. Compact and rugged for field use. TacMed Australia – durable pouch for medical loadouts.
    Operator IFAK- Kit
    $199.95
    TacMed Immediate Trauma Kit in vacuum-sealed packaging containing Olaes dressing, HyFin Vent, gloves, shears, casualty card, and emergency medical supplies. Designed for critical bleeding and airway management. TacMed Australia – compact trauma kit for first responders and tactical use.
    Tacmed Immediate Trauma Kit
    $129.95
    TacMed Bleeding Control Kit in vacuum-sealed bag with red label detailing included trauma supplies. Designed for immediate treatment of life-threatening hemorrhage. TacMed Australia – essential emergency bleeding control pack.
    Contents of TacMed Bleeding Control Kit including SOF-T tourniquet, trauma shears, Olaes dressing, emergency blanket, and nitrile gloves. Built for critical interventions in the field. TacMed Australia – complete kit for rapid bleeding control.
    Tacmed Bleeding Control Kit
    $99.95
    TacMed IFAK fully opened to reveal internal compartments stocked with trauma supplies including gauze, gloves, shears, and bandages. Designed for individual field use. TacMed Australia – compact tactical first aid kit for rapid trauma response.
    TacMed IFAK in black showing rear MOLLE straps and drainage grommet. Designed for secure attachment to belts or vests. TacMed Australia – rugged, mission-ready medical pouch.
    TACMED IFAK
    from $55.00
    TacMed Vehicle Trauma Kit opened to show clearly labelled compartments for bleeding, burns, and minor wounds. Packed with premium medical supplies. Ideal for cars, 4WDs, and emergency responders.
    Red soft trauma bag with 'TRAUMA KIT' patch and TacMed Australia logo. Designed for fast identification and access in vehicle emergencies.
    Tacmed Vehicle Trauma Kit w/ ID Tags
    $319.95
    Responder Vehicle First Aid Kit in high-visibility green soft case with TacMed branding. Complies with WHS standards and ideal for fleet, worksite, or personal vehicle use.
    Tacmed Responder Vehicle First Aid Kit
    $182.95
    Red Community First Responder Trauma Kit pouch with white cross and TRAUMA KIT label, designed for rapid access in emergencies. Includes essential first aid supplies for bleeding, airway, and wound care.
    Red Community First Responder Trauma Kit pouch with white cross and TRAUMA KIT label, designed for rapid access in emergencies. Includes essential first aid supplies for bleeding, airway, and wound care.
    Community First Responder Trauma Kit
    $229.95
    Vacuum-sealed Aquatic Trauma Kit showing label listing contents including trauma dressing, tourniquet, emergency blanket, face shield, and gloves.
    Close-up of an orange SOFTT-W tourniquet with black windlass and buckle.
    Tacmed Aquatic Trauma Kit
    $99.95
    Open blue trauma kit displaying organised medical supplies including bandages, gauze, shears, and dressings in clear compartments.
    Black vehicle trauma kit with red trim and white text reading 'TRAUMA FIRST AID KIT' on the front.
    TacMed Vehicle Trauma Kit
    $366.33
    Vacuum-sealed Surf Life Saving bleeding control kit with visible red pouch and yellow label inside clear packaging.
    Bright red and yellow label for the Surf Life Saving and TacMed Bleeding Control Kit with item list and branding.
    SLSC Bleeding Control Kit
    $99.95
    TacMed SmartAid Motorcycle Trauma Kit sealed in a silver vacuum pouch with red cross and product label.
    Overhead view of an outback road with the TacMed SmartAid Motorcycle Trauma Kit promotional graphic overlaid.
    Motorcycle Trauma Kit
    $132.25
    Tacmed Workplace Kit High Risk
    $273.95
    Person opening a black LAPD trauma kit pouch while seated, revealing packed medical supplies.
    Top view of open LAPD trauma kit displaying organised medical contents.
    LAPD Kit
    from $297.95
    Closed view of the TacMed Split IFAK kit, showing front pouch with reflective medical cross patch and side-mounted accessory pouch.
    Flat lay of the TacMed Split IFAK contents including a black tourniquet, combat gauze, emergency trauma dressing, gloves, and various first aid supplies arranged beside the open pouches.
    TacMed Split IFAK
    $183.95
    Red TacMed pouch with a black Bleeding Control patch and dual zipper closure.
    Interior of the bleeding control kit showing organised contents in elastic loops.
    Tacmed Individual Bleeding Control Kit
    $187.50
    Black and red TacMed SmartAid Trauma First Aid Kit bag with carry handles and bold front labeling.
    TacMed SmartAid trauma kit opened to show neatly organized internal compartments with medical supplies.
    SMARTAid Trauma First Aid Kit
    $358.50
    Compact black tactical first aid pouch with MOLLE webbing and hook-and-loop patch panel on front.
    Interior view of M-FAK showing packed trauma supplies including bandages and medical tools secured with elastic straps.
    North American Rescue M-FAK
    from $105.95
    TacMed Range Safety Trauma Kit fully opened, displaying neatly packed medical contents including bandages, shears, and a tourniquet.
    Side view of the closed TacMed trauma kit, showcasing dual retention rings and MOLLE-compatible straps.
    TacMed Range Safety Trauma Kits
    $811.00
    Contents of the SLSA Trauma Kit laid out, including trauma shears, emergency bandages, twin tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and a red-and-yellow SLSA branded instruction card.
    SLSA Major Bleeding Control Kit
    $197.95
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    UCR Major Incident Response Kit
    $1,399.00
    TacMed Solutions K9 Handler Kit displayed open on white background
    Side view of closed K9 Handler Trauma Kit pouch with vertical strap.
    TacMed™ K9 Handler Trauma Kit
    $495.95
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    Tacmed Trauma Response Aid Pack Advanced Black
    $2,199.00
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    Tacmed Trauma Response Aid Pack Intermediate Black
    $1,199.95
    Modulator Replacement Modules
    from $26.95
    Tacmed Active Shooter Mass Casualty Kit
    from $2,699.00

    What These Are Built to Handle

    Bleeding Control Kits are designed for the first critical minutes of a serious bleed. They are intended to support rapid intervention for traumatic injuries such as deep lacerations, amputations, penetrating injuries, or major wounds where blood loss is immediate and dangerous.

    Unlike standard first aid kits, bleeding control kits prioritise a small number of high-impact items that directly address haemorrhage. That typically means staged access to tools like tourniquets, pressure bandages, haemostatic gauze, and wound packing supplies. In real scenarios, you may be working in poor light, confined spaces, or high-stress conditions — the kit needs to be simple, organised, and fast to use.

    Who These Are Commonly Used By

    Bleeding Control Kits are commonly used by frontline professionals including paramedics, police, fire and rescue, and security teams. They’re also widely carried in workplaces, vehicles, and remote environments where emergency response times may be longer.

    These kits are a strong choice for site supervisors, trades, farmers, 4WD travellers, event organisers, schools, community groups, and trained civilians who want a purpose-built solution for serious bleeding. If you’re responsible for others or operate around tools, machinery, traffic, or remote locations, a bleeding control kit provides focused capability beyond what a standard first aid kit can offer.

    What Matters When It Counts

    A good bleeding control kit is defined by speed, clarity, and component quality. When choosing a kit, focus on what supports correct action under pressure — not how many items can be squeezed inside.

    • Staged layout: Critical items should be easy to find and deploy quickly.
    • Tourniquet capability: Many serious limb bleeds require a tourniquet. Make sure your setup supports this.
    • Wound packing and pressure: Look for packing materials and a reliable pressure bandage for junctional or deep wounds.
    • Component quality: Avoid untested copies or low-grade substitutes.
    • Carry and placement: Choose a kit that suits where it will live (vehicle, site, bag, public-access wall mount).
    • Training alignment: Match the kit to what your team has been trained to use and practise with.

    If you already carry an IFAK, a bleeding control kit can also serve as a supplementary kit for vehicles, workplaces, or group settings where you may be treating more than one casualty.

    Common Mistakes We See

    A common mistake is assuming a standard first aid kit will cover a major bleed. Most general kits are built for minor cuts and burns, not catastrophic bleeding. When the injury is severe, you need the right tools staged and ready.

    We also see kits overfilled with low-priority items while missing the critical components that actually stop bleeding. Another issue is poor placement — a kit buried in a boot, locked in an office, or stored where nobody can access it quickly is effectively useless.

    Bleeding control is a time-sensitive problem. Your kit should be accessible, familiar, and supported by basic training and practice.

    Questions We Get Asked

    What is a bleeding control kit?

    A bleeding control kit is a purpose-built medical kit designed to help manage serious bleeding quickly. It typically includes trauma-focused items such as a tourniquet, wound packing supplies, and pressure bandages.

    How is a bleeding control kit different from a first aid kit?

    Most first aid kits are designed for minor injuries and general care. Bleeding control kits focus specifically on serious haemorrhage and include tools intended for high-risk, time-critical injuries.

    Do bleeding control kits include a tourniquet?

    Some kits include a tourniquet and others are built around wound packing and pressure. If you’re preparing for serious limb injuries, tourniquet capability is strongly recommended.

    Are bleeding control kits legal to carry in Australia?

    Yes. Bleeding control kits and their components are legal to carry and are commonly used in workplaces, vehicles, and personal preparedness setups.

    Should I keep a bleeding control kit in my vehicle?

    Vehicle carry is one of the most common use cases, especially for regional and remote travel. Placement should prioritise rapid access, not storage convenience.

    Do I need training to use a bleeding control kit?

    Training is strongly recommended. Even basic instruction improves confidence, speed, and effectiveness when responding under stress.

    Can one kit treat more than one casualty?

    It depends on the kit contents. For higher-risk workplaces or group travel, consider a larger kit or multiple kits to support more than one casualty.

    Is this the same as a “Stop the Bleed” kit?

    Bleeding control kits are commonly used for the same purpose: rapid response to serious bleeding using staged, trauma-focused components. Exact contents vary depending on the kit and intended environment.

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