Common Questions and Answers - Your Essential Guide to FAQs
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What Goes in a Car First Aid Kit: The Component List
A car kit that handles only minor wounds fails in a vehicle accident. Here is the full component list: everyday wound care and MARCH-capable trauma...
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Roadside Trauma: What to Carry Before EMS Arrives
Arterial bleeding kills in 3–5 minutes. EMS averages 14 minutes nationally. Stage the right gear in your vehicle cabin — and know the MARCH sequence...
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Overlanding First Aid: What to Carry When EMS Is Hours Away
Vehicle interiors at altitude don’t stop bleeds. When EMS is 2+ hours out, your overlanding kit is the only thing between a treatable injury and...
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What Is an IFAK? Individual First Aid Kit Explained
An IFAK is your personal trauma kit — built for life-threatening injuries, not band-aids. Here's what it is, who needs one, and how to buy...
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Tourniquets on Your HSA Card: Why They Qualify and How to Buy One
A tourniquet stops arterial hemorrhage. One purpose, unambiguous under IRS Publication 502. No prescription required. Here is what qualifies and how to buy with pre-tax...
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The Civilian IFAK: What Belongs Inside to Actually Save a Life
The civilian IFAK market is flooded with counterfeits. This is the honest breakdown: what belongs inside a TCCC-standard kit and why each component is non-negotiable.
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Your First Trauma Kit: Where to Start and What to Prioritize
Learn what to include in your first trauma kit to buy. Prioritize essential bleeding control, airway, and wound management items for immediate use.
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Vehicle Trauma Kit Components, Placement, and Access: The Operational Guide
A vehicle trauma kit fails in three predictable ways: wrong components, wrong location, wrong condition. This is the operational guide to all three — MARCH-priority...
