Curaplex Stop The Bleed Multi Pack Kit - Intermediate

CoTCCC recommendation applies to one item per kit: the C-A-T® tourniquet. It does not extend to the gauze, the dressing, the gloves, the shears or the card, and no kit inherits the status of its components. Two things to confirm before ordering. The chest seal is listed only as a “Chest Seal / HyFin® equivalent (Twin Pack)” — HyFin® Vent is a CoTCCC-recommended device, but an unnamed equivalent is not the same product and cannot carry that status, so no annotation is applied here; ask for the actual make and model if a named device matters to your protocol, and confirm whether it is vented. And there is no hemostatic dressing in this tier: the two gauze are plain packing gauze with no agent, which is what separates Intermediate from the Advanced configuration. That is a reasonable choice for a bystander-facing cabinet — hemostatic gauze rewards training that most cabinet users will not have — but it should be a decision rather than a surprise. This kit supports immediate bystander response and is not a substitute for accredited bleeding-control training.

Schools deploying across classrooms, where four sealed kits go to four rooms rather than one kit to a corridor · Offices distributing by floor, alongside AEDs and wall cabinets · Venues staging at entry and exit points, so a kit is close wherever a crowd is · Any programme buying at scale, as the per-kit unit that keeps deployment simple.

The reason to buy four sealed kits rather than one larger kit: in a multi-casualty event the casualties are rarely together, and a single large kit can only be in one place. Four independent, self-contained kits can be carried by four different people to four different casualties, and a vacuum seal means each one is verifiably unopened at the moment it is grabbed. Restock a kit the day it is opened — a broken seal in a cabinet is a kit nobody can trust. These notes are general reference only and are not a substitute for accredited bleeding-control training.