A treatment kit is only as organized and secure as the case that holds it. The NAR Injury and Ailment Case is a premium hard-shell medical case built for healthcare professionals, law-enforcement medical teams, and first responders who need a structured, lockable platform for a comprehensive injury-and-illness treatment capability — whether mounted at a fixed post or transported to the scene.
If your kit carries controlled substances and field meds, does its case actually lock — and survive the truck?
At roughly 13.75 lb with an 18.4 × 14 × 7.6 in interior, the case offers substantial organized storage while staying transportable. External dimensions near 20.5 × 17 × 8.5 in are sized to drop into standard EMS cabinet bays and LE vehicle compartments without special accommodation. Reinforced padlock protectors make it suitable for controlled-substance storage under lock where local protocol requires it. Case only — medical equipment is not included.
Why This Case
Reinforced padlock protectors support controlled-substance storage under lock — built for agencies whose protocols mandate secured meds.
External footprint fits standard EMS cabinet bays and LE vehicle compartments — no custom mounting to integrate it into the rig.
An 18.4 × 14 × 7.6 in interior holds a combined injury-and-illness loadout — trauma, airway, and medication management in one structured case.
From the manufacturer of the Combat Application Tourniquet — the case is engineered to the operational demands of its users, not to a cost target.
Who Fields It
Clinicians needing a structured, lockable case for a combined injury-and-illness field capability.
Tactical medics and agency medical units requiring secured storage that fits the vehicle.
Range, event, and fixed-post medical coverage needing a transportable, lockable treatment case.
Build It Out
The case ships empty — outfit it to your scope and protocol.
Tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and pressure dressings.
Chest seals and decompression adjuncts.
Soft bags and additional carriage platforms.
The Case, Up Close
A hard-shell case sized for the cabinet and the vehicle, with reinforced padlock protectors for secured meds.

Specifications
| External Dimensions | ~20.5 × 17 × 8.5 in |
| Interior Dimensions | 18.4 × 14 × 7.6 in |
| Weight | ~13.75 lb (13 lb 12 oz) |
| Case Type | Hard-shell EMS medical case |
| Security | Reinforced padlock protectors |
| Contents | Case only — medical equipment not included |
| NAR SEL# | 09ME-01-BAGM |
| Manufacturer | North American Rescue |
When to Deploy Injury and Ailment Case
- Extended field operations — non-trauma daily medical: Provides the non-emergency items (pain management, blister care, GI, eye/ear) a unit needs for mission continuity when sick call is not accessible.
- Forward operating base or patrol base sick call: A medic's first-stop solution for the ailments that degrade readiness before they become casualties.
- Expedition and wilderness medical support: The compact case travels with SAR, mountaineering, and long-range patrol teams as the non-trauma portion of a two-kit medical system.
- Vehicle and aircraft medical staging: Stow alongside a trauma kit so the crew has both hemorrhage capability and routine ailment coverage in one vehicle footprint.
- Unit training environments: Cadre and range safety officers carry the ailment case to address minor injuries and environmental exposures during training events.
How Injury and Ailment Case Compares
Injury and Ailment Case vs. Standard IFAK: An IFAK is a trauma-only platform — tourniquet, chest seal, hemorrhage control. The Injury and Ailment Case addresses the daily medical load: pain, skin integrity, GI, and eye/ear issues. They serve different purposes and should be fielded together.
Injury and Ailment Case vs. NAR-5 Search and Rescue Aid Kit: The NAR-5 integrates trauma and ailment capability in one kit for search and rescue. The Injury and Ailment Case is a dedicated ailment platform that pairs with a separate trauma kit — the right choice when trauma kit selection is already fixed.
Injury and Ailment Case vs. Expeditionary First Aid Kit: The EFAK combines trauma and general first aid for individual use. The Injury and Ailment Case is a unit-level or medic-held platform covering the daily ailment spectrum across a group.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the Injury and Ailment Case include prescription medications?
A: No. The Injury and Ailment Case contains over-the-counter and non-prescription medical supplies. Controlled substances and prescription medications are outside its scope and must be managed through unit or medical chain of command.
Q: Is this kit CoTCCC-recommended?
A: The Injury and Ailment Case is not a trauma kit and does not carry CoTCCC designation. It complements a trauma kit by covering the non-life-threatening medical needs that trauma kits do not address.
Q: What is the intended user for this kit?
A: The kit is designed for medics, corpsmen, and trained first responders managing unit health in field environments. It is also appropriate for extended outdoor expedition teams that need non-trauma daily medical coverage.
Q: Can the Injury and Ailment Case be resupplied from standard medical supply channels?
A: Yes. The contents are standard medical supplies available through DLA/GSA and commercial medical distributors. Contact MED-TAC International for unit resupply or bulk procurement support.
Q: How should the Injury and Ailment Case be stored in a vehicle?
A: Store in a climate-controlled area of the vehicle when possible — avoid direct sunlight and extreme heat, which can degrade medications and adhesives. Keep it accessible but separated from the primary trauma kit to avoid confusion during a high-stress response.
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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
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