A stocked emergency preparedness pouch
A 16-piece trauma and first aid kit packed into one rugged MOLLE-compatible pouch: a tourniquet, an Israeli-style pressure bandage, a vented chest seal, gauze, dressings, a splint wrap, shears, gloves and more, ready to grab for the car, pack or home.
A junk drawer of mismatched bandages is no plan at all. This is one pouch, packed once, with the pieces a basic first aid or Stop the Bleed course actually teaches you to reach for.
What you're getting
A rugged MOLLE-compatible pouch with a hook-and-loop US flag patch and a red medical cross ID patch, so it's easy to spot and easy to hand off.
Straps onto a backpack, a pack's MOLLE webbing or a seat back with its quick-clip buckle, so it travels with you instead of sitting in a drawer.
Every item is individually sealed and sterile until opened, packed so you can find the piece you need without digging.
Everything included, laid out: see the full spec list below for exactly what's in the pouch.
Specifications
| Tourniquet | Windlass-style tourniquet for limb hemorrhage |
|---|---|
| Pressure bandage | Israeli-style emergency/trauma wound dressing |
| Chest seal | Vented, occlusive adhesive dressing for open chest wounds |
| Compressed gauze | 6-ply sterile cotton gauze roll |
| Sterile gauze pad | 3" x 3", 8-ply |
| Non-adherent pad | Sterile pad for covering and cleaning wounds |
| Adhesive wound dressing | 6 x 10cm island dressing with non-adhering pad |
| Burn dressing | 40 x 60cm sterile burn dressing |
| Triangular bandage | General-purpose sling/wrap bandage |
| Splint wrap | Moldable multi-purpose splint (arm, ankle) |
| Emergency blanket | Mylar thermal blanket |
| Trauma shears | Medical scissors for cutting clothing/bandages |
| Alcohol prep pads | 70% isopropyl alcohol, individually sealed |
| Medical gloves | 1 pair, disposable, large |
| Tweezers | Plastic splinter tweezers |
| Pouch | MOLLE-compatible, US flag + medical cross ID patches, quick-clip buckle |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
Where it earns its keep
- In the vehicle, for roadside cuts, scrapes and minor injuries
- Clipped to a hiking or hunting pack for backcountry trips
- At home, as a stocked kit beyond a basic medicine cabinet
- On a range bag or work truck, alongside the tools you already carry
- As a gift for a new driver, camper or first-time gun owner learning basic preparedness
Questions
Do I need training to use this?
Yes - this kit is not a substitute for professional medical treatment or hands-on training. If it's your first trauma kit, we recommend taking a basic first aid course and, because this kit includes a tourniquet and trauma dressings, a Stop the Bleed course (widely available, often free) before you need to rely on any of it. Always call emergency services in a real emergency.
What's actually in the pouch?
A tourniquet, an Israeli-style pressure bandage, a vented chest seal, compressed gauze, a sterile gauze pad, a non-adherent pad, an adhesive wound dressing, a burn dressing, a triangular bandage, a splint wrap, an emergency blanket, trauma shears, alcohol prep pads, a pair of gloves and tweezers - see the full list in Specifications above.
Is everything sterile?
The dressings, gauze and gloves are individually sealed and sterile until their packaging is opened, same as items in a standard first aid kit.
How does it attach?
The pouch is MOLLE-compatible with a webbing back panel, and its top carry strap includes a quick-clip buckle for a backpack, pack panel or seat back.
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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$59.00One-time · no subscription Add to cartThis kit is a stocked emergency preparedness supply, not medical equipment issued or verified by a clinician, and it is not a substitute for professional medical treatment or emergency services. It supplements - not replaces - proper training; we recommend a basic first aid course and, since this kit includes a tourniquet and trauma dressings, a Stop the Bleed course before relying on it. In an emergency, call your local emergency number first.