TrueClot Scenario & Classroom Bleeding Control Training Kit (20-35 Students)

Nothing in this kit is a medical device and no item carries evidence-based evaluation status — the trainers are simulation aids, the gauze is plain training gauze with no hemostatic agent, and the simulant is not blood or a blood product. Four planning notes. The kit includes a tourniquet application trainer but no tourniquets, so a program running that station supplies its own — ideally the model the students actually carry, and enough for one per pair rather than one per room. Exam gloves are not included either, and a wet scenario burns through them, so budget separately. The listed MARCH fit for this kit includes Respiration, but there is no chest or airway platform in the manifest: every trainer here is a hemorrhage platform, so treat the respiration claim as aspirational and plan the scenario accordingly. And the skin tones are heavily skewed — six of the seven trainers are light and one is dark, which is worth knowing before a class is assigned to stations; ask what other tones are available if a broader spread matters to the program. This kit supports instruction and is not a substitute for an accredited bleeding-control course.

Academies and training centers running full cohorts, where 20–35 students need both station time and scenario time in the same block · TACMED and military training cells stepping students from isolated skills to casualty management · Instructors teaching junctional hemorrhage, which the inguinal platform makes practicable in a classroom · Programs moving beyond tabletop, where the next thing to teach is finding and treating a wound on a person rather than a prop.

The structure is deliberate: drill the fundamentals flat on a table where the instructor can see hands, then move the same students to wearable platforms where the casualty moves, the wound is not where they expected, and someone has to be in charge of the scene. Two trays and eight liters of simulant is the throughput the kit is built for — plan reset time between rotations, and clear gauze as you go. These notes are general reference only.