Trauma First Aid Kit - 82-Piece MOLLE Kit

Name: Trauma First Aid Kit - 82-Piece MOLLE Kit
Brand: TacticalBox
SKU: T-82
Price: 69.95 USD
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Trauma First Aid Kit - 82-Piece MOLLE Kit

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Trauma and first aid

The kit you hope stays zipped

An 82-piece trauma and first aid kit in a waterproof nylon MOLLE pouch. Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, trauma bandages, chest seal. The things that matter when a cut stops being a cut.

The Trauma First Aid Kit held open outdoors, supplies visible in its elastic loop panels — Unzips flat. Everything visible at once, nothing to dig for.

A drawer full of loose plasters is not a plan. This is organised for the moment your hands are shaking: one zip, both panels open, every item in a fixed place you can find without reading a label.

Trauma First Aid Kit: stop the bleed, seal the wound, treat the burn, protect yourself — Built for the four things that cannot wait.

What you're getting

All 82 pieces of the Trauma First Aid Kit laid out: tourniquet, gauze, bandages, shears, gloves and more

82 pieces, laid out

Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, compressed gauze, trauma and emergency bandages, chest seal, triangular bandage, burn dressing, shears, tweezers, tape, gloves, marker.

The Trauma First Aid Kit held in one hand, showing the MOLLE webbing and patches on the front

MOLLE compatible

Webbing rows across the front clip it to a pack, a belt, a headrest or a range bag. It travels with the gear instead of living in a cupboard.

The Trauma First Aid Kit outdoors on a concrete kerb beside long grass

Waterproof nylon shell

Rain, mud, a wet truck bed. The shell keeps the dressings inside dry and sterile until the day you need them.

The Trauma First Aid Kit held up to show its compact size

Small enough to actually carry

8.3 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Fits a glovebox, a daypack lid, or a drawer, which is the difference between owning a kit and having one with you.

Organised for panic

Elastic loops and clear pouches hold each item in place, so nothing tumbles out when you open it one-handed.

Trauma First Aid Kit specification card: 82 pieces, waterproof nylon, MOLLE compatible, size and guarantee — Every number in one place.

Specifications

Contents	82 pieces
Shell	Durable waterproof nylon
Mounting	MOLLE compatible webbing front and back
Opening	Zip-around, opens flat with elastic loop panels
Bleeding control	Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, compressed gauze, trauma and emergency bandages
Wound care	Chest seal, burn dressing, triangular bandage, adhesive dressings, alcohol pads, tape
Tools	Trauma shears, tweezers, gloves, marker
Size	8.3 x 5.5 x 3.5 in (21 x 14 x 9 cm)
Guarantee	90-day money-back guarantee

Where it earns its keep

The truck, where most real injuries happen a long way from a hospital
Hunting and hiking, where a deep cut is a two-hour problem, not a ten-minute one
The workshop, around blades, saws and anything that spins
The range bag, clipped on the outside where anyone can reach it
The house, in one known place everyone in the family can name

Questions

Do I need training to use it?

The basics are intuitive and the kit is organised so you are not hunting under pressure. For tourniquet and chest seal use specifically, a short bleeding-control course is well worth doing, and free ones are widely available.

Will it clip to my pack?

Yes, if your pack has MOLLE webbing or a belt loop. The webbing runs across the front and back of the pouch.

Do the supplies expire?

Sterile dressings and gauze carry expiry dates. Check the kit once a year, replace anything out of date, and restock whatever you have used.

What if I don't like it?

You're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee. Email support@tacticalbox.com and we'll make it right.

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This kit supplies first aid equipment. It is not a substitute for professional medical care or training. In a serious emergency, call emergency services first. Check contents and expiry dates regularly.