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SKU: SCINDBCK

Type: Bleeding Control Kit

Vendor: Tramedic

TRAMEDIC Bleeding Control Kit for Schools

Name: TRAMEDIC Bleeding Control Kit for Schools
Brand: Tramedic
SKU: SCINDBCK
Price: 188.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Tramedic® · School Bleeding Control Kit

TRAMEDIC Bleeding Control Kit for Schools

A ten-item classroom kit built around one design decision: the instruction sheet sorts the injury before it asks for a skill. Spurting blood goes to the tourniquet — a CoTCCC-recommended SOF® Tactical Tourniquet Wide in rescue orange — and steady dark bleeding goes to the bandage and gauze. Everything sits in a red pouch small enough for a desk drawer. SKU SCINDBCK.

10 items · red pouchSOF® TT-Wide, rescue orangeInstruction sheet sorts firstSKU SCINDBCK

A teacher does not need to know the anatomy. The instruction sheet asks one question — is it spurting or is it steady — and each answer points at a different item in the pouch.

Kit Contents

One configuration, ten line items. One of them carries CoTCCC recommendation; the specification note says which and what the hemostatic is. Tap the section.

VIEW ▾Kit Contents — hemorrhage control, warmth and documentation

1× SOF® Tactical Tourniquet Wide (SOF-T Wide), rescue orange · CoTCCC-recommended · high-visibility colour so an applied tourniquet is not missed at handover
1× Tramedic® Trauma Bandage · pressure dressing for steady bleeding and for holding packed gauze in place
1× ChitoGauze XR Pro hemostatic gauze · chitosan hemostatic for packing — see the specification note
1× Trauma shears, 5.5 in. · expose the wound through clothing
1× Heat-reflective emergency rescue blanket · hypothermia prevention while help is en route
1 pr Nitrile gloves, size XL · one pair, one size — see the specification note
1× Permanent marker · write the tourniquet time on the limb
1× Instruction sheet · sorts the injury by bleeding pattern before naming a treatment
1× Tramedic® bleeding control patch · flags an opened kit so it gets resupplied instead of re-shelved
1× Red pouch · high-visibility, sized for a desk drawer, cabinet or backpack

▾Specifications

TRAMEDIC Bleeding Control Kit for Schools — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Tramedic®
SKU	SCINDBCK
Line items	10
Tourniquet	SOF® Tactical Tourniquet Wide, rescue orange — CoTCCC-recommended
Hemostatic	ChitoGauze XR Pro, chitosan
Pressure dressing	Tramedic® Trauma Bandage
Hypothermia	Heat-reflective emergency blanket
Pouch	Red, high-visibility
Intended setting	Classrooms, desk drawers, cabinets, backpacks, public venues
Deployment record	Vendor states over 19,000 units placed across South Carolina public schools, 2018–19
MARCH phases	M — Massive Hemorrhage · H — Hypothermia

CoTCCC recommendation applies to one item: the SOF® Tactical Tourniquet Wide. It does not extend to the trauma bandage, the blanket, the shears or the pouch. The hemostatic in this kit is ChitoGauze XR Pro, an extended-release chitosan formulation that is a different product from ChitoGauze PRO; because the two are distinct SKUs, no recommendation annotation is applied to it here, and a programme with a device list to satisfy should confirm which formulation its policy names. Three practical notes for a school. The gloves are one pair in size XL only — workable for most adults, tight for nobody and loose for many, and a building deploying at scale may want a second glove size added. The kit covers M and H of MARCH — bleeding and warmth — and nothing else; there is no chest seal and no airway adjunct. And the patch matters more than it looks: a kit that has been opened and put back is a kit that will fail the next time, so the resupply flag is part of the design, not a sticker. Nothing on this page is training; a bleeding-control course remains the thing that makes the kit work.

▾Who Carries It

K-12 classrooms and school offices, at the scale where a kit has to be in the room rather than down the corridor · School districts standardising a programme across many buildings on one manifest · Public venues and workplaces wanting a pouch that a bystander can open and follow · Anyone stocking a desk drawer or a go-bag where size decides whether it is present at all.

Why the orange tourniquet is not cosmetic: at handover, an applied tourniquet under a sleeve or a blanket is easy to miss, and a missed tourniquet is a serious problem. Rescue orange is there to be seen by the crew that arrives next. The same logic runs through the kit — a red pouch that is found fast, a marker so the application time travels with the casualty, and a patch so an opened kit is restocked. These notes are general reference only and are not a substitute for accredited bleeding-control training.

Genuine Tramedic®

Sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Tramedic® is a registered trademark of its owner; SOF® is a trademark of Tactical Medical Solutions and ChitoGauze™ of Tricol Biomedical. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the Tramedic Bleeding Control Kit actually used in schools?

Yes. The Tramedic® Bleeding Control Kit is the exact kit deployed statewide in South Carolina public schools, with over 19,000 kits distributed for the 2018–2019 school year. The kit was selected through a formal evaluation process conducted by Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, MUSC, Palmetto Health, Grand Strand Health, SC DHEC, and the state's HPP Advisory Council — and has been in use in every South Carolina public school since that deployment.

Does the Tramedic School Kit contain CoTCCC-recommended items?

Yes. The kit includes the CoTCCC-recommended SOF® Tactical Tourniquet Wide in Rescue Orange for extremity hemorrhage control. The Rescue Orange color was deliberately chosen to help untrained users, including students and teachers, quickly identify and apply the tourniquet without prior training. The ChitoGauze XR Pro hemostatic agent provides evidence-based wound packing capability for junctional and non-tourniquet wounds.

How do the kit instructions help someone with no medical training?

The instruction sheet uses a triage prioritization approach: it directs users to address arterial spurting blood first (tourniquet application), then oozing dark red blood (direct pressure with gauze and hemostatic agent). This decision tree eliminates the need for medical knowledge by telling users exactly which injury type requires which treatment — a design validated by the state healthcare systems that selected the kit for statewide deployment.

Where can the Tramedic School Kit be stored?

The kit is specifically designed to fit in a classroom cabinet, a teacher's desk drawer, or a student's backpack. The compact red pouch provides high-visibility identification — making the kit easy to locate in an emergency — while the small profile allows distributed staging throughout a school building without requiring dedicated storage infrastructure.

What is the Tramedic Bleeding Control Patch for?

The Tramedic® Bleeding Control Patch provides post-use identification — it indicates that the kit has been opened and the contents have been used. This allows school staff, administrators, or safety officers performing routine inspections to quickly identify kits that need resupply without opening every kit for inspection. It is part of a complete kit accountability system.

TRAMEDIC Bleeding Control Kit for Schools

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How do the kit instructions help someone with no medical training?

Where can the Tramedic School Kit be stored?

What is the Tramedic Bleeding Control Patch for?

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