Basic IFAK - SAM Bleeding Control Kit
The SAM Bleeding Control Kit (Basic IFAK) includes the bare minimum essentials for treating life threatening bleeding injuries at the range, hiking, hunting, or everyday accidents at home or work.
The SAM XT TQ is authorized for duty use by RCMP and CBSA officers, and meets Z1220-17 CSA Tourniquet requirements for Provincial workplace First Aid kits.
Pouch not included. Optional contents from our Fanny/Dangler Pre-Filled IFAK shown.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
The SAM Bleeding Control Kit (Basic IFAK) includes the bare minimum essentials for treating life threatening bleeding injuries at the range, hiking, hunting, or everyday accidents at home or work.
The SAM XT TQ is authorized for duty use by RCMP and CBSA officers, and meets Z1220-17 CSA Tourniquet requirements for Provincial workplace First Aid kits.
Pouch not included. Optional contents from our Fanny/Dangler Pre-Filled IFAK shown.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
The SAM Bleeding Control Kit (Basic IFAK) includes the bare minimum essentials for treating life threatening bleeding injuries at the range, hiking, hunting, or everyday accidents at home or work.
The SAM XT TQ is authorized for duty use by RCMP and CBSA officers, and meets Z1220-17 CSA Tourniquet requirements for Provincial workplace First Aid kits.
Pouch not included. Optional contents from our Fanny/Dangler Pre-Filled IFAK shown.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
Just the Essentials
This medical Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) is recommended for casual trips to the shooting range, everyday carry in bags or vehicles, work place medical stations, and less remote activities outdoors.
All armed professionals (LEO, MIL) are recommended the Intermediate IFAK at a minimum.
Kit Contents
SAM Bleeding Control Kit:
-SAM XT Tourniquet
-Compressed Wound Packing Gauze
-Elastic Israeli Bandage
-Trauma Shears
-Exam Gloves
-Permanent Marker
Only Carry What You Should
It's tempting to add on every medical device possible to your medical kit. After all, more supplies and devices increases your odds of survival, right? Maybe not.
Carrying extra items like airway adjuncts (nasopharyngeal airway), and decompression needle kits around a civilian range may lead to poor judgement in an emergency where responders aren't trained on proper usage.
General rule of thumb: don't carry any medical devices you aren't properly trained to use, unless directed by a professional responder who IS trained on those medical devices, and will be the responder in case of an emergency (i.e. your team/company medic).
SAM Bleeding Control Kit Models
Vacuum packed:
PART# KT901-V-EN
Non-Vacuum packed:
PART# KT901-NV-EN
