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It’s better to be between a rock and our HARD Case than a rock and a hard place, because our HARD Case has the right stuff to help get you out of that hard place in the event of an injury. You can treat minor "boo-boo's" up to major life-threatening hemorrhage and everything comes packed into a tough, high visibility red, durable, airtight, watertight case that floats. The updated, more rugged HARD Case comes with all the components listed below.
HARD Case Components:
1 x Trauma Shears1 x CPR key1 x Eye Shield4 x Combine ABD PAD5 x 4x4 Gauze Sponges5 x 2x2 Gauze Sponges5 x 2x4.5 Bandages5 x Wings5 x Knuckles5 x fingertips10 x .75x3 bandages10 x 1x3 bandages5 x medium butterfly5 x large butterfly10 x Alchohol pads10 Antiseptic wipes10 x soothe a stings wipes6 x sunscreen packs1 x glucose1 x afterbite5 x APAP5 x Cedaprin5 x Aspirin1 x 4x16 burn gel6 x mini burn gel2 x triangular bandage2 x mylar blankets4 x 3” Rolled Gauze1 x sam splint2 x ace wrap2 x surgical tape1 x CASE
HARD Case Trauma Module Components:
1 x Hyfin Compact Vent Chest Seal
1 x Compressed Gauze
1 x Gen 7 CAT
1 x QuikClot Bleeding Control Dressing
1 x 4” NAR Mini Responder ETD
1 x pair, nitrile gloves
Outer dimensions: 10" H x 12" W x 6" D
Weight: 6 lbs
Kids are getting older, camping and excursions are getting further and further into the woods. I felt like I need to improve my first aid and emergency preparedness. Like this first class kit and will be able to add as needed. Also appreciate the availability of online tutorials, which I’ll be leveraging. Priceless investment.
My Second purchase of this Item.. I really like that the Hard Case contains a Trauma Module AND a very well equipped First Aid Kit. I stopped to assist at a roadside accident and my Hard Case was in my other vehicle! :-( Fortunately the deployed Air Bags prevented serious injuries. to the front seat occupants. I was able to comfort a young woman and calm her mom as I was doing a quick evaluation while we waited for the EMT Van. My 'lesson learned'... Don't rely on putting a kit back and forth between vehicles. Be Ready! This will not happen again!