TheSmallBasic Bleed Kitcontains the following essential haemorrhage control equipment:

STEIN Harness Mount Storage Pouch (qty 1)

• Velcro belt loop with securing press stub and D Ring
• Sealed Zipper
• Weather-resistant lightweight, strong high-tech material
• Size: 90mm (W) - 130mm (L) - 40mm (D)

SWAT-T Tourniquet (qty 1)

• The SWAT-Tourniquet is a unique and multipurpose dressing, its name provides a description for usageStretch, Wrap, and Tuck
• Allows a more rapid means to control extremity bleeding and allows application of the device higher into the groin and axilla than other tourniquets
• Individuals can effectively apply it in seconds with little to no prior training
• Can be used as a pressure dressing
• Can be used as an elastic bandage
• Can also be used to loosely apply pressure across the chest or abdomen

4" Emergency Bandage White (The Israeli Bandage) (qty 1)

• 4" wide haemorrhage control bandage
• Elastic wrap pressure applicator, closure bar for max pressure
• Non-adherent pad
• Ready-to-deploy sterile package

WoundClot Trauma 10cm x 10cm Haemostatic Gauze Dressing (qty 1)

• WoundClot is a bio-absorbable, non-compressional haemostatic gauze made from non-oxidised cellulose which can be fabricated into a variety of forms suitable for use in the control of bleeding on a wide range of wounds including severe trauma and lacerations
• Scientifically designed to create a haemodynamic gel environment
• WoundClot absorbs large amounts of coagulants while adhering to the wound
• A rapid and sustained haemostatic effectively helping to preserve the wound site for clinical treatment
• The absorption capabilities of WoundClot is over 2500% its own weight

Sterile 20ml Ampoule Wound Cleansing Solution (qty 1)

• Sterile, single use emergency wound cleansing solution.
• Ready to use, twist off top for ease of use
• 20ml Ampoule

Blue Nitrile Gloves Large (qty 1)

• Provides excellent protection while administering first aid
• Nitrile construction is non-allergenic and safe for everyone
• Eliminates allergic reactions to latex