Trauma Kit: The Best Ones Used By EMTs

You’ll often hear the terms First Aid Kit and Trauma Kit when discussing medical gear. While some may use these terms interchangeably, it’s important to note the differences between the two. First Aid Kits contain components that are important, but usually geared toward treating minor injuries. They should contain quality components and enough of them that you’re able to handle multiple situations before needing a restock. Meanwhile, Trauma Kits offer components specifically for immediate, life-

A Hunter's First Aid Kit List of Necessary Items

Does your first aid kit actually save lives? Most kits are packed with bandaids and nothing that helps in a real emergency. You should have a tourniquet that actually works, a pressure bandage, chest seals, rolled gauze for wound packing, gloves, trauma shears, space for meds, and a marker for tourniquet time. Add medical tape, a headlamp, and a permanent sharp object like a seatbelt cutter. A kit is only useful if it solves the big killers: bleeding, airway problems, and breathing issues. Comme

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Patrol Officer's Pocket Trauma Kit

Shield Trauma Kit