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Dark Angel Medical Ankle Kit laid flat with tourniquet and hemostatic gauze

Every Day Carry

Bleeding-control gear sized for daily carry. Small enough for a pocket, a belt, or an ankle, complete enough to matter.
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Ankle trauma kit worn above a hiking shoe with tourniquet and supplies visible

ALWAYS ON YOU

Why carry an EDC trauma kit.

The kit at home does not help you in a parking lot. An EDC trauma kit is bleeding-control gear sized for daily carry: small enough to live in a pocket, on a belt, or around an ankle, and complete enough to matter in the minutes that decide an outcome.

Sliding the slim Blue Line trauma kit into a cargo pocket on a duty uniform

FIND YOUR CARRY

Pocket, belt, or ankle.

The EDC Trauma Kit is the pocket IFAK sized for a back pocket or waistband, tourniquet included. The Ankle Kit wraps a full bleeding-control loadout around your leg and disappears under a pant cuff. The Blue Line was purpose-built for law enforcement carry, and the Ouch Pouch handles everyday cuts and scrapes so your trauma gear stays sealed until it is truly needed.

Which kit is right for you?

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Four ways to keep help on you: pocket, ankle, duty belt, or pack. Compare them side by side.

Every Day Carry (EDC) Trauma Kit

From $149.44

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Ankle Kit - Trauma Kit

$164.91

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D.A.R.K. "Blue Line" Trauma Kit

$96.53

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Ouch Pouch - First Aid Kit

$59.99

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Every day carry questions

What is a pocket IFAK?

A bleeding-control kit compressed to pocket size, in a pouch that rides flat and opens fast. The EDC Trauma Kit is ours.

Is an ankle kit comfortable to wear all day?

The Ankle Kit was designed for exactly that: a carrier that spreads the load around your lower leg and stays put under a pant cuff. Put it on with your morning routine and it disappears.

Do I need a tourniquet for everyday carry?

Severe limb bleeding can be fatal in minutes, and a tourniquet is the fastest way to stop it. If you carry anything for emergencies, carry that, and train with the one you carry the most.

How often should I check my kit?

Once a year. Sterile components carry expiration dates printed on their packaging. Replace anything used or past date and the kit stays ready.

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