Bleeding Control Kit – 4 Vacuum-Sealed Kits in Plastic Case

One of my biggest fears is not being prepared. If you were to check my Vehicle, you would find just about everything for normal day to day problems. My medical supplies is no exception. Not only is this kit well suited for an emergency but it also packs a lot of unused space in which I filled with the rest of my medical supplies. Everything from band aids to gloves to cotton swabs to creams. It has become the ultimate first aid kit which I keep in the house for emergencies. Love it love it love it! Would recommend!!

 Very compact and easy to put in your vehicle, office, home or even a backpack/purse to have on hand for emergencies. I truly hope I will never have to use these, but I am glad to have them just in case.

I am extremely accident prone. So is my child. We burn trough first aid supplies more than most hospitals probably do. I don't think I have ever been as impressed with a first aid kit. This is super sturdy, thick plastic and you can attach a lock to it. It is tall, narrow, and black which means it will fit better in my vehicle and not stand out to possible thieves. It has a ton of internal space and several vacuum sealed kits of supplies so you can literally grab and go if you are going on any outdoor adventures. These are packaged so well that they will definitely remain dry in the wettest of conditions. Fabulous kit!!!

This MediTac bleeding control kit comes in a plastic ammo box type of container. 4 individually sealed bleeding control packs are included. Each kit containing life saving first aid products for moderate to major bleeding , shears, gloves, mylar blanket, gauze, tourniquet, antiseptic wipes, and mini-sharpie marker. Great to have in your go bag, car/truck, or in your first aid kit. Well thought out kit. Better to have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it.

This kit is great, it came in a nice case and each complete kit is separately packaged inside. I added all my first aid kit supplies to this case and I keep it in my auto shop in case of any accidents. Hopefully I don’t have to use it but I definitely feel better having it in there!

It has the very basic amount of things one should carry in their car in case of an emergency and the box has plenty of space to add whatever is missing. I have added burn spray and cream, sun screen, flashlights and flares. i highly recommend drivers to get first aid classes and carry one of these in their car.

This kit is huge and comes with lots of bandages and warps to control blood. It did have a funky smell to it when I opened it. Hard to carry it around with you because it’s so big, so might be a good idea to pack into small box or bag when traveling or hiking.

This kit seems pretty handy. The plastic case is quite sturdy, and has lots of room left even with all four kit packages inside. Thankfully, I haven’t needed these supplies since receiving the kit, but I opened one of the packages to try out what I could. The packages are pre-cut so they’re easy to tear open. I plan to keep one in my car as well as my house – can’t hurt to be prepared!And now for a bunch of nit-picking! The Swat-T tourniquet says it is “not made with natural rubber latex” but doesn’t state what it actually IS made from. There are no storage temperature ranges included – this sort of thing would be handy to keep in a car or take camping, but is it stable at very high/low temperatures? Unknown. The marker looks like a mini Sharpie and wrote easily on my skin, but also rubbed off really easily, too. Maybe that’s the point? The scissors are bigger than I expected (but the 7.5” measurement in the listing is correct). They do not cut very well in my test cuts – they worked nicely on a t-shirt, but struggled to go through the collar/cuff ribbing, and couldn’t cut through an elastic waistband on an old pair of leggings at all. I don’t think they would work on denim, which could be a problem in the event of using this kit on a leg injury. The bleeding control bandage is very tightly vacuum packed, and the instructions are on the packaging so they are somewhat hard to read around the curves of the bandage. I wish there was a separate card with instructions – or even a video! I would rather have a better idea in advance of how to use this so that in the event that I did need it, I wouldn’t waste precious seconds on trying to figure it out.All in all though, it looks like a decent kit.