North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic
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North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic β Vacuum-Sealed Kit for Bags and Vehicles
Order the North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic when the kit's destination is a range bag, job box, glovebox, or patrol car rather than a wall cabinet. It carries the same C-A-T tourniquet lineage as North American Rescue's Public Access kit in a smaller, throw-it-in-a-bag vacuum pack, at a lower price point. This page covers what's inside, how it stacks against the rest of the NAR lineup, and which format to add to cart.
Features Β· Specs Β· Compatibility Β· Comparison Β· FAQ
The North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic packs a C-A-T tourniquet and core bleeding-control components into a compact vacuum-sealed pack sized for mobile carry rather than fixed-station display.
Key features
- C-A-T tourniquet β the same tourniquet family North American Rescue supplies to military and EMS buyers
- Compact vacuum-sealed pack β smaller footprint than the Public Access kit, built to slide into a bag or glovebox rather than mount on a wall
- Lower price point β a more affordable entry into NAR-branded bleeding control than the display-format kit
- Mobile-first design β the format prioritizes carry over shelf visibility
- Restockable β pair with individually sold NAR gauze and ETD dressing for rebuilds
- Fits job-box and vehicle programs β sized for range bags, patrol cars, and jobsite trucks
Pros
- Lower price than the Public Access kit β same tourniquet lineage, smaller premium
- Compact vacuum pack β carries easily in a bag or vehicle
- NAR component pedigree β no counterfeit-tourniquet risk
- Restockable components β sold separately for rebuilds
Cons
- Not a display kit β lacks the clear pouch visibility of the Public Access format
- Single-casualty scope β one kit equips one intervention
- No listed chest seal β add one if needed
- Requires trained hands β equipment alone isn't a substitute for a Stop the Bleed course
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Vendor | North American Rescue |
| Product type | Bleeding Control Kit |
| Tourniquet (as listed) | C-A-T |
| Packaging | Vacuum-sealed pack |
| Intended carry | Range bag / job box / patrol car |
| Price tier | Below the Public Access kit |
Use cases
- Stashed in a range bag as personal bleeding-control coverage during shooting sports, alongside a look at our best trauma kits and IFAKs guide
- Kept in a job box on a construction crew truck, supplementing the crew's workplace first aid kit
- Carried in a patrol car console as a compact backup to a duty-belt kit like the NAR IPOK
- Stocked in a glovebox for road-trip and commuting coverage, paired with our vehicle first aid kits collection
What pairs with the NAR Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic?
The North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic covers the core tourniquet-and-dressing loadout, so most buyers round it out with spare consumables and one adjacent-capability item rather than a second full kit.
| Companion item | Role | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| NAR Wound Packing Gauze, Z-Folded | Spare packing gauze | Product page |
| NAR Flat ETD 6-Inch Trauma Dressing | Spare pressure dressing | Product page |
| RHINO RESCUE Vented Chest Seal | Adds penetrating-trauma coverage | Product page |
| NAR Public Access Bleeding Control Kit | Fixed-station companion for the office or shop | Product page |
This kit is not a wall-station display kit β if you need the clear-pouch format for an AED cabinet, order the Public Access Bleeding Control Kit instead or in addition. For everyday scrapes and cuts, keep this trauma kit separate from your bandages and wound care stock so it stays easy to find under stress.
NAR Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic vs. NAR siblings
Every kit in this table shares the C-A-T tourniquet lineage; the differences are format and price.
| NAR kit | Price | Carry format | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Access Bleeding Control Kit | $86.49 | Clear vacuum-sealed pouch | Wall station / public access |
| Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic | $69.99 | Vacuum-sealed pack | Range bag / job box / patrol car |
| IPOK Individual Patrol Officer Kit | $55.75 | Flat pack | Duty belt / cargo pocket carry |
| Individual Aid Kit | $23.25 | Belt pouch | Entry-level personal carry |
- Order this Basic kit if the destination is a bag, box, or vehicle rather than a wall.
- Order the Public Access kit instead if the kit needs to be visible on a wall or in an AED cabinet.
- Order the IPOK instead if it needs to ride flat on a duty belt.
- Compare against the import field β the RHINO RESCUE IFAK Trauma Kit β in the full best trauma kits and IFAKs guide.
North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic β Ordering FAQ
Which format should I order for a job box: this or the Public Access kit?
Order this Basic kit for a job box β the compact vacuum pack is designed for mobile storage. Save the Public Access kit for a fixed wall mount where pouch visibility matters more than size.
Does this kit fit in a standard glovebox?
The vacuum-sealed pack is sized smaller than the Public Access kit specifically for mobile carry, but confirm your vehicle's glovebox dimensions before ordering if space is limited.
What's the price difference between this and the Public Access kit, and why?
This Basic kit runs about $16 less than the Public Access kit; the difference reflects the display-format clear pouch on the pricier kit, not a difference in tourniquet quality.
Can I order this kit and restock components separately later?
Yes β order the packing gauze and Flat ETD dressing individually whenever a component is used, instead of buying a full replacement kit.
Is this kit suitable for a police or security patrol vehicle?
Yes, the vacuum-sealed pack format is commonly stocked in patrol car consoles. For on-body duty-belt carry instead, order the NAR IPOK.
How many units should a shooting range order?
Order at least one per station or bay, plus spares at the range office. Ranges with higher round counts often add a second unit near the firing line β plan quantity based on your facility layout.
Does the listing include a chest seal?
No β the listed contents focus on tourniquet and dressing coverage. Add a vented chest seal to your order separately if your risk profile requires one.
Will this kit work as a construction crew truck kit?
Yes β it's a common pick for job-box staging. Pair it with your crew's workplace first aid kit and see our construction site PPE hub for the rest of the program.
Should I buy this or the RHINO RESCUE Vehicle IFAK for a truck?
If mount format matters, the RHINO RESCUE Vehicle IFAK straps to a headrest or seat back; this NAR kit is a loose vacuum pack for a console or door pocket. Pick based on how you want it mounted.
Is there a bulk-order discount for multiple units?
The Amazon listing linked from this page doesn't show a bulk tier by default; check the live listing at checkout, or contact WC Safety for facility-scale quantities.
What's the fastest way to compare this kit against every trauma kit WC Safety stocks?
Open the best trauma kits and IFAKs buyer's guide, which ranks this kit against the full Trauma Kits & Bleeding Control collection.
Does this kit ship internationally?
Shipping availability and cost depend on the Amazon listing's current settings β check the destination options at checkout before ordering.
Ready to order? Read the full North American Rescue Individual Bleeding Control Kit Basic review, browse the Trauma Kits & Bleeding Control collection, or check the full First Aid Kits collection.
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Last updated: Β· Sources reviewed: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151, ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021, American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed program materials, North American Rescue product listing.
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