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SKU: WX2*0726489
Built for rapid bleeding control in the field, this trauma kit pairs a QuikClot gauze dressing with a SWAT Tourniquet to help address serious extremity and wound bleeding before advanced care is available. It is intended for situations where fast, straightforward response matters, including hunting trips and other remote outdoor activities. The included nitrile gloves, trauma pad, duct tape, hand wipe, disposal bag, and trauma response instructions add practical support for managing an emergency scene. Compact enough for a pack or vehicle, it focuses on immediate intervention rather than broad first-aid coverage.
Includes Quikclot
Gauze for bleeding control at
Swat Tourniquet
Uses Stretch, Wrap and Tuck
Can Be
Little or no prior medical
Pack Includes
Nitrile gloves, hand wipe, and
Comes Trauma
Trauma pad, duct tape, and
| Disposal Bag | 1 |
|---|---|
| Duct Tape | 2" x 26" |
| Gloves | Nitrile (Pair) |
| Hand Wipe | 1 |
| Packaging Note | packaging of the individual items may vary from the photo |
| Quik Clot Gauze | 3" x 2' |
| Swat Tourniquet | 1 |
| Trauma Pad | 5" x 9" |
| Trauma Response Instructions | 1 |
The kit includes 1 QuikClot Gauze 3" x 2', 1 SWAT Tourniquet, 1 pair of nitrile gloves, 1 hand wipe and disposal bag, 1 trauma pad 5" x 9", 1 duct tape 2" x 26", and 1 trauma response instructions sheet.
It is designed for bleeding control at the scene so more advanced care can be sought later.
The product data says the non-chemical QuikClot sponge uses zeolite beads in a sterile, non-adherent mesh bag, and you apply it over bleeding areas to help speed clotting.
The SWAT Tourniquet is included to control extremity bleeding quickly and easily using Stretch, Wrap and Tuck Tourniquet technology.
The product description says individuals can apply it in seconds with little or no prior medical training, but it does not provide full training guidance beyond the included trauma response instructions.