What separates this from an ordinary kit is the assumption behind it: severe bleeding, and a wait before professional help can reach the casualty. That drives the contents towards tourniquets, haemostatic dressings and chest seals rather than plasters. All of it requires training and a protocol, and none of it belongs loose in a general first aid box. See tourniquets, bandages and training supplies.

Rugged Panaro MAX protective cases with custom foam securing tactical and field equipment in a remote defence deployment setting.