IFAK Trauma Kit with C-A-T Tourniquet for Wound Care, Tactical First Aid Kit Molle Pouch for Military, Combat, Car, Camping, Hiking, Travel (Black). [] is a professional pre-hospital first aid & IFAK supplier.
IFAK type first aid kits were designed for military personnel so that they could take life saving medical supplies with them on the go. Our IFAK kit contains the basic recommended IFAK supplies plus the addition of a quality CPR mask and basic first aid supplies. Packed in a Molle type first aid pouch this first aid kit is perfect for people on the go including military personnel, first responders, police and security or even just the weekend athlete. The Molle bag is designed so that it can be attached to utility belts, bags and pouches and has easy to use snap straps. Features of the bag include a large, zippered main compartment with 1 large pocket and 8 holding straps to keep your emergency first aid supplies neat and accessible. Total dimensions of the IFAK Kit are 9 x 6.5 x 3 inches and it weighs just 1.5 pounds so its easy to carry. Kit contents include: 1-utility shears, 1 quikclot sponge, 1 cohesive bandage 3 inch, 1 cpr resuscitator, 1 buckle tourniquet, 2 compressed gauze 4×4, 1 triangular bandage, 1 first aid tape, 2 pair of exam gloves, 2 combine abd dressing 5×9, 1 antibiotic ointment, 3 alcohol pads, 3 antiseptic wipes, 1 non aspirin packet, 1 ibuprofen packet, 1 fingertip bandage, 1 knuckle bandage, 1 plastic strip bandage, 1 pain relief tablet packet, 10 junior bandages and 1 butterfly closure. Compact Emergency KitMolle Type First Aid BagComplete With Medical ProductsContains High Quality SuppliesAssembled in the USA
Small size, easy to carry. Our ifak kit refill is a good assistant for your camping, mountaineering and traveling.
Complete the bandage operation without worrying about wound or bandage loosening. Wrap the bandage around the side of the retaining ring and wrap it tightly. Cover the wound area. The application is simple and quick.
Stitched into the Performance Compression Band below the windlass. This is a critical step for proper Compression Strap application and results in fewer windlass rotations required to reach occlusion.
