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Individual Response Kit II

A compact and affordable approach to bleeding control, the Individual Response Kit (IRK) was developed in cooperation with the Central Georgia’s Region F Healthcare Preparedness Coalition and the Region 5 Regional Trauma Advisory Council for a school preparedness initiative. A convenient approach to bleeding control, the IRK II is intended to provide "non-traditional" lay responders (i.e. teachers and other individuals without extensive medical training) a compact kit with the means and ability to stop life-threatening bleeding and provide basic, potentially life-saving care prior to the arrival of professional rescuers.

Bulk pricing is available. For quantities in excess of 100 pieces, call us toll-free: (866) 711-4843
Also available in the comprehensive School Response Bag (SRB).

Contents

Individual Response Kit II

  • Severe Bleeding
    1 SWAT-T Tourniquet
    2 ABD Pads, 5" x 9"

    Respiration
    1 CPR Face Shield

    Splinting / Ortho
    2 Rolled Gauze, 3" x 5yds
    1 Triangular Bandage w/ 2 Safety Pins, 40" x 40" x 56"

    Hypothermia
    1 Rescue Blanket

    Tools
    1 Trauma Shears, 5.5"
    1 Medic Reinforcement Tape, 2" x 100yds
    1 Immediate Action Card
    1 Safety Pin, 1.5"
    1 Mini-Sharpie
    1 Casualty Card
    2 Resealable Bags

    PPE
    1 Pair Nitrile Gloves

To ensure best quality and timely delivery, we may substitute items in our kits and modules with products of equal or better quality.

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  • 3 stars: 1 (33%)
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Thomas
Contentsare what I needed for This emergency kit is what i need for my vehicle due to current unr...

Has necessary items for a quick response for a serious event that is convient to carry in vehicle

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Bruce
Needs a sucking wound vent seal.

Good kit, addressing shock, CPR and bleeding. Would much rather have a vent seal than a triangular bandage

Rescue Essentials:
This kit is intended for use by laypersons - primarily school teachers - rather than trained EMS personnel. Few such people are trained in the use of chest seals, and those who are can improvise a chest seal from the occlusive bag and the combat medic tape. Including a purpose-built vented chest seal would raise the cost by at least 30%, making it unaffordable to entities wishing to place large numbers of kits in classrooms.

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Eric Jones
Missing items...

No antiseptic towelettes,iodine prep pads, petrolatum as these items in my opinion are important in a emergency.it would be nice to have already .This kit is cool but NEEDS ADJUSTMENTS.

Note from RE:
This kit is not intended to treat "boo-boos" at all, but rather ONLY life-threatening bleeds or airway issues.