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RED - Ready Every Day - Home Aid Kit

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North American Rescue · RED — Ready Every Day
RED - Ready Every Day - Home Aid Kit
A household kit with a real trauma core: a CoTCCC-recommended orange C-A-T® tourniquet, two compressed gauze and two 6 in. ETD dressings, wrapped in a full first-aid load of burns, splinting, wound care and a small OTC block. 32 line items, 4.1 lb, in a red case anyone in the house can find at speed.
32 line items · 4.1 lbCoTCCC-recommended C-A-T®Trauma + first aid + OTCBright red case

Most household kits are stocked for splinters. The question this one answers is the other one — what is in the house when the bleeding is arterial and the ambulance is eight minutes out.

Kit Contents

One configuration, 32 line items, grouped by what each block answers. One item carries CoTCCC recommendation and the medication block needs reading — see the specification note. Tap a section.

VIEW ▾Trauma Core — Bleeding & Warmth — the part a drugstore kit does not have
  • 1× Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), orange, genuine NAR · CoTCCC-recommended · orange so an applied tourniquet is visible to the crew that arrives next
  • 2× NAR® Compressed Gauze, 4.5 in. × 4.1 yd · plain packing gauze — no hemostatic agent, see the specification note
  • 2× Flat Responder ETD™ Emergency Trauma Dressing, 6 in. · pressure dressing with an integrated bar
  • 2× Hypothermia wrap, 60 in. × 90 in., orange · keeps a shocked or injured casualty warm while help is coming
VIEW ▾Wounds, Burns & Splinting — the everyday injuries a household actually sees
  • 4× Gauze pads, 4 in. × 4 in. — pack of 2
  • 2× Petrolatum gauze, 3 in. × 18 in.
  • 4× Clear adhesive dressing, 4 in. × 5 in.
  • 2× BurnTec® dressing, 4 in. × 4 in.
  • 10× Burn gel packets
  • 4× SalJet® rinse, 1 oz · sterile saline for irrigating a wound or an eye
  • 10× Antiseptic towelettes
  • 10× Antibiotic ointment packets
  • 2× Minor care bandages kit
  • 10× Sting and bite packets
  • 5× Salty Britches® chafing ointment
  • 2× Elastic wrap bandage, 3 in.
  • 2× Triangular bandage · sling or splint securement
  • 1× SAM® Splint · mouldable splint for a limb
  • 1× NAR® flat tape kit, 2 in.
  • 1× Gecko Grip multi-purpose flat tape
VIEW ▾OTC Medications — read the specification note before giving any of these
  • 2× Aspirin · see the specification note — not for children or teenagers
  • 2× Ibuprofen
  • 2× Acetaminophen, 500 mg
  • 2× Diphenhydramine
  • 2× Loperamide
  • 2× Antacid and acid reducer
VIEW ▾Tools, PPE & Instructions — the things that make the rest usable
  • 1× Microshield® CPR mask · barrier for rescue breaths
  • 1 pr Responder trauma shears, large
  • 1× Splinter forceps, 4.5 in.
  • 4 pr Responder nitrile gloves, large
  • 1× First aid pocket guide
  • 1× Just-in-time bleeding control instruction card · walks an untrained person through tourniquet application
Specifications
RED — Ready Every Day — Home Aid Kit — specifications
Specification Detail
Manufacturer North American Rescue
Line items 32 — see the specification note
Weight 4.10 lb
Dimensions 8.0 in. W × 11.0 in. H × 9.5 in. D
Case Red, easy to recognise and carry
Tourniquet 1 × genuine C-A-T®, orange — CoTCCC-recommended
Pressure dressings 2 × Flat Responder ETD™, 6 in.
Hemostatic dressing None — compressed gauze only, no hemostatic agent
Hypothermia 2 × wrap, 60 in. × 90 in.
Medications 6 OTC lines — see the specification note
Primary use Home, vehicle, garage, community preparedness
MARCH phases M — Massive Hemorrhage · H — Hypothermia

CoTCCC recommendation applies to one item: the C-A-T® tourniquet. It does not extend to the gauze, the ETD dressings, the splint or anything else, and no kit inherits the status of its parts. Correct two things the legacy copy got wrong. There is no hemostatic dressing in this kit — the compressed gauze is plain gauze with no agent — despite marketing copy that listed hemostatic dressings among what this kit has and drugstore kits lack; if hemostatic capability is wanted, it has to be added. And the manufacturer's own FAQ hedges the tourniquet with “select configurations include CoTCCC-recommended items … verify the specific variant”, which is unnecessary here: the manifest names a genuine C-A-T® outright. On the medication block: it holds six OTC lines including aspirin, and aspirin must not be given to children or teenagers. Anyone giving a medication to another person — including a family member — should know what it is, what it is for and what it interacts with; check dates annually and replace after any use. Finally the item count: the manufacturer says 31 line items and the published manifest lists 32. This page follows the manifest. Nothing here is training; a two-hour bleeding-control course is what makes the tourniquet work.

Who Carries It

Households and families, as one staged kit that covers both the everyday injury and the emergency that is not everyday · Garages, workshops and vehicles, staged where power tools, ladders and roads actually put people · Preparedness-minded buyers who want the capability without assembling it item by item · Households with a trained member — a nurse, a medic, a firefighter — who should have tools matching their training at home.

Two habits make it work. Stage it somewhere everyone knows and nobody has to unlock; a kit in a locked cabinet is a kit that arrives late. And put a household member through a bleeding-control course — the tourniquet and the instruction card are designed for a layperson, but two hours of practice is the difference between reading the card and knowing what to do. Check dates once a year, and restock the same day anything is used. These notes are general reference only and are not a substitute for accredited training.

Genuine North American Rescue
Genuine North American Rescue
Sourced direct from North American Rescue. C-A-T®, ETD™, BurnTec®, NAR® and Microshield® are trademarks of North American Rescue; SAM® is a trademark of SAM Medical. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
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