Premium Bleeding Control Pack – Emergency Trauma Kit

Excellent STB kit. Love the bag it comes in. I can add a few more first aid items to it.

You get a good nar tourniquet

Kit is compact and includes what would be necessary to stop most traumatic bleeds. I bought one for myself (to carry when I travel) and one for my son (a trauma kit for his car)!

Everything was as described and very reasonably priced. Came quite quickly.

Excellent product.

All the utility and the necessary items for a range bag or to keep in a vehicle that could save a life.

Good price good product

Perfect for on the boat so when your drunk brother in-law gets his leg chopped off by the prop you have something to save his life.

It is always good to have a variety of medical supplies in one main bag for emergencies. Overall this kit comes with so much and is well worth the price. I would highly recommend that a person do some research on how to use this.

Great item nicely packed and ready for emergencies

It was packaged well and completely vacuum sealed. what should be sterile and vacuum sealed in the kit is. Familiarize yourself with the contents and keep your tourniquet staged in the one arm application. I’m gonna be purchasing more of these for a mass casualty/trauma duffle I keep in my trunk. MORE important than your standard boo boo kits and at a great value

This is not your run of the mill first aid kit addition to your car or backpacking kit. Unless you are living in your car (like a camper van and won't be going back into society for a long time OR if you are going hiking in northern Montana where there are grizzlies always and you plan to be backpacking for 2 weeks carrying food). All that said:This is fairly top of the line material. It comes with everything you need for a traumatic injury (think amputation, sucking chest wounds, femoral arteries, etc). You've got your gauze meant for intense bleeding (this is NOT thin 4x4s or 2x2s). You've got an amazing tourniquet and the Israeli bandages (also, not meant for a small first aid kit). The scissors are also like, best scissors I've ever seen come in any first aid kit or trauma kit ever. They are strong, sharp, and heavy. They won't fall apart trying to find them and they cut so well. I'd say the scissors are better than any pair I've ever used.Now, that's the good stuff. The reason I'm only giving 4 out of 5 stars is because the rest of the materials are subpar. The rescue blanket, gloves, permanent marker, and wipes are just generic. The permanent marker was already dried out because the lid had come off during shipping. No worries, I've got plenty of marker replacements. I used all of this in my jump bag, but I put the run of the mill stuff in my regular first aid kit. I have a military survival bag that I was able to put this trauma supplies in so I would know that it was trauma related. It would be nice to have a zippered bag or pouch for this at the $79 price tag; but it's not required either since I'm sure most of us are using this for trauma bags and not regular first aid kits.

This is a solid bleeding control pack with almost everything that you would want included. The kit includes shears, a small permanent marker, 2 chest seals, a CAT tourniquet, a thermal blanket, wipes, gloves, a bandage and gauze. The kit arrived in a sealed plastic bag which is one of my few nit picks as I wish that it was a re-sealable bag instead. The only other thing that I would have liked to see is for the kit to contain quick clot as well. Other than those minor issues this is a quality kit which would work well in an emergency kit or in a vehicle. The price is reasonable for the amount of items that you get. I would definitely recommend this kit.

This is a great little set to take with you when you go on a hiking trip, keep in your car or if you have a good first aid box at home/work. It has very helpful products in it including gloves, shears, a tourniquet, various gauze and bandage packs, wipes, a marker and vented chest seals. There is also a rescue blanket included for emergencies. It comes with little instruction but I would recommend taking a first aid class or watching a few videos to learn how to use something like this. It's great for emergencies but I feel for the price being charged it should at least come with a case of some sort to store it away. The products seem to be well made but hopefully I will never have to actually use it. I do feel a little better having a tourniquet kit around just in case of an accident.

This is one emergency kit I hope never has to get used. A family member was a medic in the service so I’m well aware of being prepared. He does say that a tourniquet in the wrong hands can be dangerous. This is a pack of a single, good quality tourniquet that should be examined before packing away. It’s probably a good idea to familiarize oneself with its use and how to pack it. There are some very good YouTube videos on how to fold and stage a tourniquet.We’re not looking at a combat tourniquet, but rather one that should be in a wide variety of kits. This is an intermediate bleed kit that I’ll find a molle bag to put it in. Yes, I do agree that anyone using the kit should have training, but that’s not always possible. I’ll be adding this kit to the cargo box of my vehicle. Everything about this tourniquet is solid and good quality. It does come with some step-by-step, written, and visual instructions.There are several other items included in the kit, some of which are quite inexpensive. However, I do have a preference for comprehensive kits. I don’t like to put them together as in some instances I end up with more items than I can use. The price of this is currently around $72 at this time of writing, is a quite a bit pricier than expected for what you’re getting.WHAT’S IN THE BAG:1. C.A.T. Tourniquet (1)2. Hyfin Vented Chest Seals (2)3. Israeli Emergency Blanket 4” (1)4. NAR Compressed Gauze (2)5. Mylar Rescue Blanket (1)6. Pair Titanium Trauma Shears 7.5” (1)7. Pair Nitrile Gloves (2)8. Permanent Marker (1)9. Antiseptic Wipes (3)

For anyone putting together a proper first aid kit to ditch the expired freebie pouch from the automobile club: This will work. It's a basic but proper selection to provide proper immediate assistance, be it on the road, at work, outdoors, or at home. Take a course, watch some videos every week, practice with whatever and whoever is available, and you are better prepared than most other people. Just DON'T tighten up the tourniquet when practicing with a real person!I like my Milestone Roll First Aid Bag, which rolls out everything when needed.I hope this helps to make a decision.

This is an excellent set of emergency supplies for a bleeding wound. Has everything you need to address a serious bleed until you can get to the hospital or an ambulance. Definitely a great addition to a first aid pack or hiking bag.

I’m not a medical professional, and my last first aid class was many years ago, but my research tells me that this kit contains the most essential tools needed to contain bleeding in case of trauma, based on current best practices. It’s based on the needs of the military in dealing with trauma from gunshot or explosives, but it’s also appropriate for injuries form auto accidents, storm damage, and similar events. If you hunt, I’d recommend keeping one in your backpack, and if you participate in shooting sports it might be wise to keep one in you range bag as well. Mine is going in the first aid kit I keep in my car.

This entire kit weighs only 13 ounces and is packaged so as to easily fit in an outer pocket of a backpack. Hikers should definitely keep this handy, and it isn't a bad idea to have one under your car's front seat - don't put it in the trunk because if you need it, you may not be able to get to the trunk easily.

If you ever need this pack, and hopefully you never will, you will need it very quickly and it will probably save your life.I have not opened the pack, and don't plan to unless I need to use it. I am familiar with most of the contents of the pack, and they all seem to be of very good quality.We usually travel a lot, but for over a year we have been stuck the USA. Things do happen here that might require an emergency trauma pack though, and we're facing our second hurricane season in a row.When we are able to resume our travels, this kit is definitely going with us!