Ouch Pouch - First Aid Kit
Ouch Pouch - First Aid Kit is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Ouch Pouch - First Aid Kit
Ouch Pouch - First Aid Kit is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Ouch Pouch First Aid Kit
If you're prone to slicing, dicing or otherwise dinging yourself up, you might want to invest in our new Ouch Pouch. Just throw it in your gear and be prepared for those little Ouch! moments in life. Each Ouch Pouch comes complete with a high visibility red nylon pouch made in the USA.
The Ouch Pouch is a compact and light weight first aid kit perfect those minor first aid emergencies on the go or at home.
Ouch Pouch Contents:
- QuikClot EMS 4x4 dressing
- 3" rolled gauze
- 5 x 2x4.5" Bandage
- 10 x 1x3" Bandage
- 5 x 1.75x2" Fingertip Bandage
- 5 x 1.5x3" Knuckle Bandage
- 5 x 3x3 Wing Bandage
- 10 x 0.75x3 Bandage
- 5 x Large Butterfly Sutures
- 5 x Medium Butterfly Sutures
- 2 x 2x2 Gauze Pads
- 2 x Soothe-A-Sting Wipes
- 2 x Sunscreen Lotion Packets
- 2 x WaterJel Packets
- 2 x Alcohol Swabs
- 1 x Pair Nitrile Gloves
- Made in the U.S.A.
Dimensions: 4 oz. 4.5"H x 5.5"W x 1.5"D
The Ouch Pouch in action
WHAT'S INSIDE
Everyday first aid, done right.
A QuikClot EMS 4x4 dressing, rolled gauze, gauze pads, adhesive bandages in seven sizes from fingertip to knuckle to wing, butterfly sutures in two sizes, burn gel packets, sting relief wipes, sunscreen packets, alcohol swabs, and a pair of nitrile gloves.
ORGANIZED INSIDE
Find the right bandage the first time.
Supplies are sorted into clear sleeves, so you flip to what you need instead of dumping the whole kit on the tailgate while someone bleeds on their sock.
GOES ANYWHERE
Four ounces. Fits any pocket.
At 4.5 by 5.5 by 1.5 inches, the Ouch Pouch disappears into a backpack pocket, glove box, tool box, range bag, or purse, and the high visibility pouch is easy to spot when you need it.
FOR THE LITTLE EMERGENCIES
Scrapes, stings, burns, blisters.
Most days do not need a tourniquet. They need a bandage, a burn gel, or a sting wipe, fast. The Ouch Pouch handles the small stuff so your trauma kit stays sealed for the big stuff.
Rated 5 stars by 27 verified owners
Which kit is right for you?
The Ouch Pouch covers everyday first aid. Want more capability, or a true trauma kit to pair it with? Compare the family.
Ouch Pouch FAQ
What comes in the Ouch Pouch?
What comes in the Ouch Pouch?
A QuikClot EMS 4x4 dressing, 3 inch rolled gauze, 2x2 gauze pads, adhesive bandages in seven sizes, butterfly sutures in two sizes, burn gel packets, sting relief wipes, sunscreen packets, alcohol swabs, and a pair of nitrile gloves.
Is this a trauma kit?
Is this a trauma kit?
No, and that is the point. The Ouch Pouch is a first aid kit for minor injuries: cuts, scrapes, stings, burns, and blisters. For life-threatening bleeding you want a dedicated trauma kit, and the Ouch Pouch pairs perfectly with one.
Why is there a QuikClot dressing in a first aid kit?
Why is there a QuikClot dressing in a first aid kit?
Some cuts bleed more than a bandage can handle. The QuikClot EMS 4x4 dressing gives you a step up for stubborn bleeding while staying squarely in first aid territory.
How big is it?
How big is it?
4.5 inches tall, 5.5 inches wide, 1.5 inches deep, and about 4 ounces. It fits in a backpack pocket, glove box, desk drawer, tool box, or purse.
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Parents, hikers, climbers, teachers, tradespeople, and anyone who patches up scrapes more often than they treat emergencies. It is a favorite for kids' backpacks and diaper bags.
Can I add my own supplies?
Can I add my own supplies?
The pouch is packed efficiently but has room for a few personal extras like medications, an extra pair of gloves, or blister care for long trails.
Can I restock it after use?
Can I restock it after use?
Everything inside is standard first aid resupply you can restock as you use it. Check the pouch once a year and replace anything used or past date.
Do the contents expire?
Do the contents expire?
Sterile components such as gauze and dressings, plus the gels and wipes, carry expiration dates printed on their packaging. A yearly check keeps the pouch ready.
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