Dynamic IFAK
The Dynamic Individual First Aid Kit includes additional medical devices to treat thoracic penetrating trauma, gunshot wounds, and more effectively stop life threatening bleeding.
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.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
The Dynamic Individual First Aid Kit includes additional medical devices to treat thoracic penetrating trauma, gunshot wounds, and more effectively stop life threatening bleeding.
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.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
The Dynamic Individual First Aid Kit includes additional medical devices to treat thoracic penetrating trauma, gunshot wounds, and more effectively stop life threatening bleeding.
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.
For Agencies & Organizations looking to add us to their vendor list, please email us at info@offspecwar.ca
When The Basics Aren't Enough
This individual first aid kit is recommended for competitive shooters and sport shooters engaged in more dynamic shooting, backwoods hunters, and as an entry level medical kit for armed professionals such as Law Enforcement and Military.
SAM XT is a recommended tourniquet by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC), and the SAM XT TQ has been approved by the RCMP and other law enforcement agencies for official usage on duty.
IFAK Contents
SAM Bleeding Control Kit:
-SAM XT Tourniquet
-Compressed Gauze
-Elastic Bandage
-Trauma Shears
-Exam Gloves
-Marker
-SAM Non-Valved Chest Seals 2pk
-SAM 4' ChitoSAM Hemostatic Gauze
No pouch is included due to user preference and application needs.
Your IFAK Is For YOU!
An Individual First Aid Kit contains the basic medical supplies required to treat a single casualty from a variety of potential life threatening injuries.
That individual is YOU, the person carrying the medical kit.
This is important to remember when considering what to carry and how much to spend on an IFAK.
What level of skills and training are the people around you likely to have? Is someone with a higher scope of medical training close by?
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).
