Enhanced Vehicle Trauma Kit (NANUK 904): The Right Way to Stage Redundant Hemorrhage Control in a Car
A vehicle is both a high-probability trauma environment and the worst place to store medical gear. This roundup breaks down...
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JUL 10, 2026
Celox-A High Speed Applicator: Hemostatic for Narrow Wound Tracks (TCCC/TECC Massive Hemorrhage)
When a gunshot or stab wound bleeds hard but the track is too narrow to pack, you need a tool that delivers hemostatic agent into the wound channel—not just on top of it. The Celox-A High Speed Applicator is a...
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Micro Pocket BVM: A Full-Size Ventilation Capability You Can Actually Carry
A pocket-sized BVM changes what “airway kit” means for medics working out of belt, chest rig, or small go-bag space....
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