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Tactical / Ifak Kits

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    An IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) is a compact trauma kit designed for rapid self-aid or buddy-aid in high-risk environments. IFAKs are built to treat life-threatening injuries quickly, before advanced medical care is available.

    TacMed Tactical and IFAK Kits are designed for frontline response and trusted by military, law enforcement, medics, and prepared civilians. These kits typically include critical trauma care items such as tourniquets, pressure bandages, wound packing supplies, and gloves. Pair with Tourniquets or Bleeding Control gear for a fully equipped setup.

    What does IFAK stand for?

    IFAK stands for Individual First Aid Kit. It is a compact trauma kit designed for personal carry and rapid self-aid or buddy-aid in emergency situations.

    What is included in an IFAK?

    Most IFAKs include essential trauma care items such as a tourniquet, pressure or Israeli bandage, wound packing gauze, gloves, and other life-saving components. Exact contents vary by kit.

    Who should carry an IFAK?

    IFAKs are commonly carried by military personnel, law enforcement, security teams, medics, and civilians operating in high-risk or remote environments.

    What is the difference between an IFAK and a bleeding control kit?

    An IFAK is designed for individual carry and personal use, while bleeding control kits are often larger and intended for public access or shared use in workplaces or venues.

    What is the difference between an IFAK and a trauma kit?

    IFAKs are compact and focused on immediate life-saving care, whereas trauma kits are typically larger and designed to treat multiple casualties or a wider range of injuries.

    Are IFAKs legal for civilian use in Australia?

    Yes. IFAKs are legal to own and carry in Australia and are commonly used by trained civilians, outdoor professionals, and emergency responders.