Medical / IFAK
Because the best kit is usable kit.
Most IFAKs are bought and never properly set up. The tourniquet is in the wrong spot, the gauze is buried, and the chest seal is still in the wrapper. We build medical kits that are configured for one-handed access, set up for your level of training, and mounted where they actually get used. The gear is useless if you can't get to it under stress.
How We Build It
Training Level Assessment
The right kit depends on what you can actually use. We talk through your training background, TCCC, Stop the Bleed, EMT, or no formal training, and build a kit that matches your capability, not just a product list.
Kit Specification
We stock CAT and SOFTT-W tourniquets, North American Rescue IFAKs, hemostatic gauze, chest seals, and airway adjuncts. The kit is specced around your priority threats and operating environment.
Pouch Selection & Mounting
Where the kit lives matters as much as what's in it. We configure mounting for your carrier, belt, or pack, and set it up for one-handed access from the correct side.
Access Walkthrough
We walk through how to access each item in the kit as configured. If you can't get to the tourniquet in under 10 seconds with one hand, the setup isn't done.
Build Scope
- +CAT & SOFTT-W tourniquets
- +IFAK builds & refills
- +Hemostatic gauze (QuikClot / Celox)
- +Chest seals (vented & non-vented)
- +Airway adjuncts (NPA)
- +Pouch selection & mounting
- +One-handed access configuration
- +Training-level appropriate builds
FAQ
Should I get TCCC training before setting up an IFAK?
We strongly recommend it. We can point you toward quality TCCC and Stop the Bleed courses in your area.
What's the minimum kit for someone just getting started?
A CAT tourniquet, a package of hemostatic gauze, and a pair of gloves mounted somewhere you can get to them. We'll help you build from there.