• Trauma First Aid Kit MOLLE pouch with US flag and red cross patches outdoors by tall grass
  • Trauma First Aid Kit features labeled: US flag patch, MOLLE webbing, clip buckle strap, grab handle, red cross patch, zip-around pouch
  • Trauma First Aid Kit held in one hand to show its compact size
  • Trauma First Aid Kit unzipped flat with trauma bandage and tourniquet held in elastic loops
  • Trauma First Aid Kit close-ups: shears and tweezers, elastic loops inside, tourniquet and dressings, flag and red cross patches
  • Trauma First Aid Kit contents laid out beside the pouch: shears, tweezers, tourniquet, dressings, gauze, tape and gloves
  • Trauma First Aid Kit pouch mounted on a backpack by its MOLLE straps
  • Trauma First Aid Kit side angle showing the buckle strap and zip-around pouch
  • Trauma First Aid Kit on the passenger seat of a pickup truck next to work gloves
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Trauma First Aid Kit - 82-Piece MOLLE Kit

Trauma First Aid Kit - 82-Piece MOLLE Kit

$49.95 USD
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MyTacticalPromos · Trauma & First Aid
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The kit you hope stays zipped

An 82-piece trauma and first aid kit in a rugged, water-resistant MOLLE pouch. Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, trauma bandages and a chest seal: the supplies that matter when a cut is more than a cut.

A drawer of loose bandages is not a plan. This kit is organized for the moment your hands are shaking. One zip, both sides open flat, and every item sits in its own spot so you can find it fast.

Trauma First Aid Kit features labeled: US flag patch, MOLLE webbing, clip buckle strap, grab handle, red cross patch, zip-around pouch
Built to grab fast: patches, MOLLE webbing, grab handle and clip strap.

Why it earns a spot in your truck

  • Bleeding control first. A tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, compressed gauze and trauma bandages, ready together.
  • Opens flat. Zip-around design with elastic loops, so nothing tumbles out when you open it.
  • Goes where you go. MOLLE webbing clips it to a pack, a belt, a seat back or a range bag.
  • Small enough to carry. About 8.3 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Fits a glovebox or the lid of a daypack.
  • Easy to spot. US flag and red cross patches mark it as the first aid kit, so anyone can grab it.
Trauma First Aid Kit close-ups: shears and tweezers, elastic loops inside, tourniquet and dressings, flag and red cross patches
Up close: the tools, the elastic loops and the supplies inside.

What's in the pouch

Contents 82 pieces
Bleeding control Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, compressed gauze, trauma and emergency bandages
Wound care Chest seal, burn dressing, triangular bandage, adhesive dressings, alcohol pads, tape
Tools Trauma shears, tweezers, gloves, marker
Pouch Water-resistant nylon, zip-around, opens flat with elastic loop panels
Mounting MOLLE webbing, carry handle, quick-clip buckle strap
Size About 8.3 x 5.5 x 3.5 in (21 x 14 x 9 cm)
Guarantee 30-day money-back guarantee

Where to keep one

The vehicle

Where a lot of real injuries happen, far from help.

Hunting and hiking

A deep cut on the trail is a two-hour problem, not a ten-minute one.

The workshop

Around saws, drills and anything that spins.

Home

In one known spot that everyone in the family can name.

Questions

Do I need training to use it?

The basics are simple, and the kit is organized so you are not hunting under pressure. For the tourniquet and chest seal, a short bleeding-control course is well worth taking. Free ones are widely available. In any real emergency, call 911 first.

Will it attach to my pack?

Yes, if your pack has MOLLE webbing or a strap to clip onto. It also has a carry handle.

Do the supplies expire?

Sterile dressings and gauze carry dates. Check the kit once a year and replace anything used or out of date.

What if I don't like it?

You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mytacticalpromos.com and we will make it right.

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Have it before you need it

30-day money-back guarantee. Questions? support@mytacticalpromos.com

This kit supplies first aid equipment. It is not a substitute for professional medical care or training. In a serious emergency, call emergency services first. Check contents and expiry dates regularly.

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