Common Questions and Answers - Your Essential Guide to FAQs
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Vehicle First Aid Kits: HSA Eligibility and What to Look For
Most vehicle kit components qualify for HSA and FSA purchase under IRS Publication 502. Here is what to look for, which ViTAC kits qualify, and...
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ViTAC Kits That Qualify for HSA and FSA Purchase: A Complete Breakdown
ViTAC IFAKs and trauma kits qualify for HSA and FSA purchase under IRS Section 213(d). Here is which specific kits qualify, why, and how to...
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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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FSA Funds for Emergency Preparedness: What Qualifies
FSA funds cover medical expenses — not survival gear. Tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, trauma kits, and wound care qualify. Multi-tools, flashlights, and emergency food do not....
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Where to Store a Trauma Kit in Your Vehicle for Fast Access Under Stress
Learn where to store trauma kit in car for fast access. Optimize your vehicle for quick retrieval under stress.
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What Makes a First Aid Kit HSA Eligible: The Rules That Actually Matter
Under IRS Publication 502, first aid items with a primary medical purpose qualify for HSA and FSA reimbursement. That includes tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and chest...
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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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Choosing Your Trauma Kit: EDC, IFAK, Vehicle, or Backpack
EDC, vehicle, IFAK, or backpack: Understand the difference and choose the right trauma kit for your mission. Learn key components & training.
