Stop The Bleed®
Rescue Essentials is an official partner of Stop the Bleed®, a U.S. Government initiative administered by the Department of Defense (DoD). The program is based on guidelines developed by the American College of Surgeons and the Hartford Consensus.
Based on these guidelines and STB training, we offer individual Stop the Bleed kits. We also offer an extensive range of Bleeding Control Stations and kits intended to be displayed in public locations (just like AED cabinets) to provide lay-people with the tools to respond quickly to severe bleeding. Public Access Bleeding Control Kits empower the public to respond until EMS can arrive.
Looking for Stop the Bleed training? View a list of select trainers and instructors.
For information or custom quotes, please see our Contract Sales page.
20-0109
30-0991
60-0084
50-0989
30-9060
31-0037

Built for Mobility & Medical Performance
The MARCH TCCC IFAK offers a convenient kit that adheres to the MARCH protocol of care and includes products recommended by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care.
80-0117
31-0074PACKAGE
Polycarbonate Wall Mount Cabinet with Bleeding Control Kit, Small
40-0318
Simulated Hemostatic Gauze, 4 ft, Z-Folded
30-0912-L
30-0916
TrueClot® Blood Simulant Concentrate, Gallon
30-0933
TrueClot® Blood Simulant, Pre-Mixed
30-9025
30-0923-L
TrueClot® Wound Packing Training Kit, Laceration
30-0921
TrueClot® Simulated Hemostatic Gauze, 12ft, Z-packed, 3-Pack
30-0920-L
TrueClot® Wound Packing Task Trainer
20-0905
20-0110
20-0907
30-0984
30-0943
Rescue Essentials Bleeding Control Instructors Kit - Tourniquet Trainer
40-1059
20-0019
SAM XT Tourniquet (Metal Windlass) - Blue Trainer
20-0141
SWAT-T Tourniquet, Blue Trainer
30-9022
Stop The Bleed Station - Basic
30-0454-L
30-0926
Rescue Essentials Bleeding Control Instructors Kit
30-0919
TrueClot® Blood Simulant Concentrate, Liter (4 pack)
31-1430
Mutual Aid Trauma Kit (MAT Kit)
31-1257

Need Training?
Rescue Essentials is proud to partner with accredited Stop the Bleed trainers throughout the U.S.





























































































































