Massive Bleeding

Uncontrolled bleeding is one of the biggest causes of preventable deaths in trauma. The TacMed Bleeding Control Kit has been developed as either a stand-alone kit or to supplement contemporary first aid kits.

The contents of our Bleeding Control Kits have been carefully selected to include a tourniquet and trauma dressing used by Militaries & Police around the world.

Contents:

• SOFTT-W Tourniquet
• 6" OLAES Trauma Dressing (with packing gauze)
• 15cm Trauma Shears
• Emergency Blanket
• 2x Pairs of Nitrile Gloves

Please note - due to current manufacturer and shipping delays, tourniquet colour may vary from picture depending on availability and demand.

FAQs:

Q: What’s included in the TacMed Bleeding Control Kit?
A: The kit includes a , Softt-w Tourniquet, 6" Olaes Trauma Dressing, 15cm Trauma Shears, Emergency Blanket, 2x Pairs of Nitrile Gloves.

Q: Is the TacMed Bleeding Control Kit suitable for use by non-medical personnel?
A: Yes, the kit is designed to be user-friendly and effective, even for individuals with basic first aid training.

Q: Can the items in the kit be reused?
A: Most items in the kit are intended for single-use during emergencies. For best results, replenish the kit after use to ensure readiness for future situations.

The Community First Responder Trauma Kit is your lifeline in remote locations. Custom-built for first responders in our communities, like SES, VRA, RSA, and volunteer bush firefighters, this individual trauma kit is designed for rapid deployment when managing critical injuries in remote settings. 

The CFR Trauma Kit features a durable Cordura Nylon Operator IFAK Pouch in high-vis red and a custom TRAUMA KIT patch, ensuring quick identification in emergencies.

FEATURES:

• Compact, lightweight design and MOLLE straps for easy portability
• SOF® Tourniquet
• Hyfin Vent Compact Chest Seal 
• Israeli Trauma Bandage
  
• Premium Snake Bite Bandage
• Aero Stainless Steel Shears 15cm
• Aeroburn Burn Dressing 10x10cm
• Ultra-Versatile Triangular Bandage
• Emergency Thermal Blanket
• Nitrile Gloves Powder Free Large 2/pk
• Premium fabric Band-Aids for minor wounds

Take your round-the-clock rescue capabilities to the next level by adding a Ledlenser MH5 Headlamp to your med kit!

Uncontrolled bleeding is one of the biggest causes of preventable deaths in trauma.

The TacMed Bleeding Control Kit contains the necessary items to control serious bleeding and prevent further blood loss for a victim suffering a traumatic injury.

The compact kit has a well laid-out interior that allows easy access to the components inside. It can be easily stored in a places such as a car, backpack, office drawer, or cabinet at home.

The contents of our Bleeding Control Kits have been carefully selected to include a tourniquet and trauma dressing used by Militaries & Police around the world.

Contents:

• SOFTT-W Tourniquet - Red
• 6" OLAES Trauma Dressing (with packing gauze)
• 15cm Trauma Shears
• Emergency Blanket
• 2x Pairs of Nitrile Gloves

Contents:

1x Drop Leg Pouch
1 x SOF Tactical Tourniquet-Wide
1 x 4 OLAES Modular Bandage
1 x K9 Tourniquet (for K9 use only)
1 x K9 Muzzle
2 x 14ga Needle for decompression
1 x 8.0 Endotracheal Tube with Stylet
1 x 10cc Syringe
1 x Hyfin Vent Chest Seal (2-pack)
1 x 3 in. Sensi-Wrap
1 x Nitrile Glove Pair

The K9 Handler Trauma Kit is an essential kit for K9 handlers operating in hostile environments. The kit provides a K9 and it's handler with the necessary tools to treat life-threatening injuries in remote settings away from medical and veterinary facilities.
Developed for use by law enforcement, military and recreational Hunters, the K9 Handler Trauma Kit contains dual purpose items that can be used to treat injuries to both the handler and K9 carried in a Tacmed Solutions Medic Leg Rig. The kit also contains specific items intended solely for the treatment of an injured working dog - such as a K9 tourniquet, muzzle, endotracheal tube and 14ga decompression needles to address torsion and bloat.

To purchase the K9 tourniquet on its own, please click here.

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