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North American Rescue SRO Crisis Response Kit | School Resource Officer Trauma Kit
The SRO Crisis Response Kit empowers School Resource Officers to save lives when seconds count—bridging the gap between crisis and care.
$467.99
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Elite First Aid Tactical IFAK — Pro & Advanced
Two tiers in one proven pouch — the Pro carries a CAT GEN 7 tourniquet, QuikClot gauze, and Hyfin vented chest seal; the Advanced delivers hemorrhage control plus a complete wound care kit for less.
$114.95 - $179.95
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Most of our trauma kits and first aid supplies qualify for HSA and FSA reimbursement. Don't let your benefits expire — invest them in gear that could save a life.
Our Mission.
We've been downrange. We know what it costs to be unprepared. ViTAC was built by U.S. Army Special Operations veterans to make sure the people who run toward the threat — and the families who depend on them — have gear that works when everything is on the line.
— ViTAC Solutions Founders | 40+ years combined Special Operations experience
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Add'l Info
If You Only Remember This…
- Bleed-stop trauma kits are purpose-built to control life-threatening hemorrhage in the first minutes after injury — the leading cause of preventable death in trauma scenarios
- Every kit in this collection includes field-tested bleeding control components: windlass tourniquets (CAT®, SOFTT-W), hemostatic gauze (QuikClot®, Combat Gauze), pressure dressings, and chest seals
- Choose based on environment (vehicle, EDC, range, backcountry, duty), training level, and how many people the kit needs to support
What Is a Bleed-Stop Trauma Kit?
A bleed-stop trauma kit is a medical loadout designed for one job: controlling severe bleeding before EMS arrives. Unlike general first aid kits built for cuts, sprains, and minor wounds, bleed-stop kits prioritize the tools that address massive hemorrhage — the injury most likely to cost a life in the field if not treated within minutes.
Each kit in this collection is curated by a veteran-owned team and built around proven components: windlass tourniquets that fully occlude arterial flow, hemostatic gauze that accelerates clotting in deep or junctional wounds, pressure dressings that maintain controlled compression, and chest seals for penetrating thoracic trauma. These are the same tools used by tactical medics, law enforcement, and first responders.
How to Choose the Right Bleed-Stop Kit
1. Environment & Carry Method
Vehicle kits mount to headrests or center consoles for instant access. Backcountry and duty kits are MOLLE-compatible or rip-away. EDC kits fit on belts, in glove boxes, or in cargo pockets. Marine kits use waterproof hard cases.
2. Number of Patients
Solo IFAKs treat one person; multi-casualty systems include redundant tourniquets, additional hemostatic gauze, and supplies sized for 4+ casualties.
3. Training Level
Basic kits include tourniquet + pressure dressing — skills covered in a 90-minute Stop the Bleed® course. Intermediate kits add hemostatic gauze and chest seals. Advanced kits include airway adjuncts and decompression tools and are best paired with TCCC-level training.
4. Component Quality
Look for proven name brands: CAT® Gen 7 or SOFTT-W tourniquets, QuikClot® or Combat Gauze hemostatics, HyFin® or Bolin chest seals. Avoid unproven substitutes — reliability matters when seconds count.
5. Refill vs. Complete System
If you already own a pouch or bag, refill packs let you restock core supplies without buying redundant packaging.
Who These Kits Are For (And Who They're Not For)
This is for you if: You're a first responder, range officer, outdoor professional, school resource officer, or prepared citizen who wants reliable trauma gear and is committed to training. You operate in environments where EMS response times exceed 5–10 minutes, or where the risk profile justifies dedicated bleeding control capability.
This may not be for you if: You're looking for basic adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, or everyday first aid (consider our Basic First Aid Kits collection). You want gear that requires no training — effective bleeding control demands practice.
Ready to Build Your Trauma Readiness?
Browse the collection below to find the kit that matches your environment, team size, and training. Every kit ships fast, and our team is here if you need help selecting the right configuration.
Training is strongly recommended. Stop the Bleed® or equivalent instruction supports proper use.
