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Dark Angel Medical
Dark Angel Medical S.P.E.A.R. (Special Purpose Emergency Aid Rig) Trauma Kit
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A kit is only half the answer. Direct Action Response Training teaches you to put every component to work under stress.
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Headrest Emergency Deployment Rig (HEDR) Trauma Kit
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D.A.R.K. / D.A.R.K. Slim Trauma Kit, Refill Vacuum-Sealed Insert
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Dark Angel Medical
LIMITED EDITION--Frontier T.R.A.I.L. (Trauma Response And Immediate Lifesaving) Kit
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THE STANDARD
What makes a trauma kit different.
A first aid kit treats the injuries that annoy you. A trauma kit treats the injuries that can end you: severe bleeding, punctured chests, wounds that cannot wait for an ambulance. Every kit in this collection is organized around that job, with tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, chest seals, and gloves staged for fast access.
Pick by where it rides: pocket, belt, vehicle, or full loadout. Whatever you choose, it is built to deploy in seconds.
MORE THAN GEAR
Tools, training, and mindset.
At Dark Angel Medical, our mission is to give you the tools, the training, and the mindset to act when it matters. The kit is the tool. Direct Action Response Training builds the skill. Carrying it every day is the mindset.
And under our Kit for Life Guarantee, components used to save a life are replaced free: email info@darkangelmedical.com with your story.
Which trauma kit is right for you?
Get trained for the kit you carry
These four cover most carry styles: compare them side by side, then branch out to the rest of the family.
Dark Angel Medical S.P.E.A.R. (Special Purpose Emergency Aid Rig) Trauma Kit
From $198.55
View detailsTrauma kit FAQ
What is the difference between a trauma kit and a first aid kit?
What is the difference between a trauma kit and a first aid kit?
A first aid kit handles minor injuries: cuts, scrapes, burns, blisters. A trauma kit exists to stop life-threatening bleeding and keep someone alive until help arrives. Some kits here, like the D.A.R.K. Explorer, combine both in one pouch.
Which tourniquet comes in these kits?
Which tourniquet comes in these kits?
Most kits let you choose between the CAT Gen 7 and the SOF-T Gen 5. Both are proven, widely fielded tourniquets: pick the one you train with the most.
How do I choose my first trauma kit?
How do I choose my first trauma kit?
Start with where it will live. On your body every day: the EDC Trauma Kit or Ankle Kit. On a belt or pack: the D.A.R.K. or D.A.R.K. Slim. In a vehicle: the VISR or HEDR. If you are not sure, the D.A.R.K. Trauma Kit is the flagship for a reason.
How often should I check my kit?
How often should I check my kit?
Once a year. Sterile components such as gauze, chest seals, and dressings carry expiration dates printed on their packaging. Replace anything used or past date and the kit stays ready.
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