Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit First Aid Refill Supplies, Compact Bleeding Control

Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit First Aid Refill Supplies — compact bleeding-control restock at $25.99

If you need to restock a bleeding-control pouch on a budget, the Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit First Aid Refill Supplies is a compact bundle priced at $25.99, sized for a belt pouch, glove box, or small IFAK shell. This page covers what the listing states about the kit, how it compares to other trauma-kit refills and stocked kits in the Trauma Kits collection, and what to pair it with for a complete bleeding-control loadout.

Jump to: Features · Specs · Compatibility · Comparison · FAQ

The Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit First Aid Refill Supplies is a compact bleeding-control refill bundle marketed for restocking a pouch or building a first tourniquet kit at an accessible price point, distinct from a fully stocked IFAK bag.

Key features

• Compact bleeding-control bundle sized for a belt pouch, glove box, or small IFAK shell
• Sold as first aid refill supplies — built for restocking a pouch after use or training
• $25.99 price point, one of the more accessible entry prices in the tourniquet-kit category on this site
• Fits alongside benchmark-brand kits in the Trauma Kits collection for direct comparison
• Suited to buyers starting a bleeding-control program without a large upfront spend

Specifications

Use cases

• Restocking a used pouch after a training session or real deployment consumed the original components.
• Starting a bleeding-control kit on a budget before upgrading to a fully stocked bag like the HidroPony 78 Pack IFAK Trauma Kit.
• Vehicle and glove-box kits where a compact footprint matters more than a full trauma-bag component count.
• Supplementing a duty or belt pouch such as the North American Rescue Individual Aid Kit with fresh refill components.

Compatibility: what to pair with this kit

A compact refill bundle is meant to be built out, not carried alone. Add a hemostatic packing layer with the AllaQuix Lite Hemostatic Gauze Pads or the AllaQuix High Performance Stop Bleeding Gauze, or stick with plain packing gauze via the North American Rescue Wound Packing Gauze, Z-Folded. Add compression with the RHINO RESCUE 6-Inch Israeli-Style Emergency Bandage or the North American Rescue Flat ETD 6-Inch Trauma Dressing.

What this kit is not: it is not a stocked, documented ANSI Z308.1 workplace first aid kit, and everyday cuts and scrapes belong in the separate Bandages and Wound Care collection, not this bleeding-control bundle.

Cross-shop the first aid kit refills collection to keep this kit and its everyday first aid counterparts on the same restock schedule.

Build the pouch on Amazon → Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit AllaQuix Lite Gauze Pads

Comparison: Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit vs other trauma-kit options

Here's how this compact refill bundle stacks up against nearby kits on price and format:

• Choose the Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit if budget is the deciding factor and you just need to restock a pouch.
• Choose the HidroPony 78 Pack IFAK Trauma Kit if you're starting from zero and want a fully stocked bag.
• Choose the RHINO RESCUE IFAK Refill Kit if benchmark-brand provenance and a documented piece count matter most.

Our Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit review covers the buyer's-guide case in more depth, and the best trauma kits and IFAKs guide ranks the full field.

Compare kits on Amazon → Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit HidroPony 78 Pack IFAK

Frequently asked questions

Is the Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit worth buying at $25.99?

For buyers who need a compact, low-cost way to restock a pouch or start a bleeding-control kit, yes — it's one of the more accessible price points in the category on this site. Buyers who want documented, benchmark-brand pedigree should compare the RHINO RESCUE IFAK Refill Kit first.

What comes with the Qirexynor Tourniquet Kit?

The manufacturer's listing describes it as compact bleeding-control refill supplies without publishing an item-by-item piece count; check the current listing before ordering to confirm contents.

Can I buy this kit as a first tourniquet purchase?

Yes, but pair it with hands-on training — a Stop the Bleed course covers the application skill this kit assumes, and no product page substitutes for that training.

Does this fit inside an existing belt pouch?

The listing describes a compact footprint suited to a belt pouch, glove box, or small IFAK shell; confirm exact dimensions against your specific pouch before ordering if fit is tight.

Is this a good gift for someone building their first trauma kit?

It's a low-cost way to get someone started, but pair the gift with a recommendation to take a bleeding-control course — the component alone doesn't teach the skill.

How does this differ from the AllaQuix hemostatic gauze products?

This is a tourniquet-kit refill bundle; the AllaQuix Lite Hemostatic Gauze Pads and AllaQuix High Performance Stop Bleeding Gauze are separate hemostatic packing products. They pair together in a build-your-own pouch rather than substitute for each other.

Should I buy one Qirexynor kit per vehicle?

Many buyers do stock one compact kit per vehicle for fast access; check local regulations and your own risk assessment for the right count, and restock every kit after any use.

Does WC Safety sell a pouch to hold this kit?

This listing is the refill-supplies bundle itself; browse the Trauma Kits collection for stocked pouches and bags if you need a carrier as well.

What's the shelf life of the components in this kit?

Check the printed dating on any sterile components inside on receipt, and inspect again during routine kit audits; the manufacturer's listing is the source for specific shelf-life claims.

Is the Qirexynor kit appropriate for a workplace program?

It can supplement a workplace bleeding-control program, but it is separate from the ANSI Z308.1-required kit covered in our OSHA first aid kit requirements reference. Confirm with your safety officer before standardizing on it site-wide.

Can this kit replace a fully stocked IFAK?

Not directly — it's positioned as refill supplies for an existing pouch or a lean starter kit, not a documented, fully stocked bag like the HidroPony 78 Pack IFAK Trauma Kit.

Where do I find sizing guidance for a full bleeding-control program?

Start with the pillar guide Which First Aid Kit Do You Need? and the best trauma kits and IFAKs guide for how many kits and what tier fits your setting.

VIEW ON WC SAFETY → CHECK PRICE ON AMAZON →

As an Amazon Associate, WC Safety earns from qualifying purchases. Prices and availability are accurate as of the date shown and are subject to change. Full affiliate disclosure.