North American Rescue Public Access Individual Bleeding Control Kit

North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit — Wall-Station Stop the Bleed Equipment

Order the North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit if you're staging severe-bleeding equipment where the person who reaches it first may be a stranger under stress — next to an AED, at a front desk, or in a school office. The clear vacuum-sealed pouch shows its contents at a glance, and the C-A-T tourniquet inside is the genuine article from the manufacturer that builds it, not a lookalike. This page covers what ships in the box, how to size it against the rest of the North American Rescue lineup, and which SKU to add to your cart.

Features · Specs · Compatibility · Comparison · FAQ

The North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit is a fixed-station hemorrhage-control kit built around a C-A-T (Combat Application Tourniquet), an emergency trauma dressing, and compressed packing gauze, sealed in a clear vacuum-packed pouch designed for AED cabinets and wall mounts.

Key features

• Genuine C-A-T tourniquet — sourced from the same manufacturer that supplies military and EMS programs, not a third-party copy
• Clear vacuum-sealed pouch — contents are visible at a glance, so a stressed bystander doesn't have to guess what's inside before opening it
• Covers all three Stop the Bleed interventions — direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet application in one pouch
• Compact footprint — vacuum sealing keeps the kit small enough for an AED cabinet shelf or drawer
• Restockable by component — the packing gauze and ETD dressing are sold separately for rebuild after use
• Purpose-built for public-access staging — designed for the person nearest the emergency, not for a trained medic's kit

Specifications

Use cases

• Staged beside an AED cabinet in an office lobby or manufacturing floor, where anyone on staff may need to grab it without training on this specific kit
• Front-office or reception staging at schools and churches building a public-access trauma response point, paired with a look at our which first aid kit do you need pillar for the rest of the program
• Adding severe-bleeding capability on top of an existing workplace first aid kit, since ANSI Class A/B fills aren't designed for hemorrhage control
• Construction site supervisor trailers and job boxes, alongside the broader program in our construction site PPE hub

What pairs with the NAR Public Access Bleeding Control Kit?

This kit is a fixed-station centerpiece, not a complete facility program by itself — buyers typically stage it alongside restock consumables and adjacent capability. The North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit's tourniquet-plus-gauze pairing handles extremity and junctional bleeding, but you'll want spares on the shelf for when the pouch is opened.

This kit is not a chest seal replacement — if penetrating chest trauma is part of your facility's risk profile, stage a vented chest seal alongside it; NAR's own listing doesn't include one. For everyday injuries, keep the station near — not inside — your bandages and wound care stock so the trauma kit stays visually distinct in an emergency.

North American Rescue Public Access kit vs. NAR siblings

North American Rescue sells this kit alongside three lighter-weight formats built around the same C-A-T tourniquet. Choosing between them comes down to where the kit will live, not which one is "better."

• Choose this Public Access kit if it's staged at a fixed point where an untrained bystander might be the one to open it.
• Choose the Basic kit instead if it's going into a range bag, job box, or vehicle where vacuum packing matters more than shelf visibility.
• Choose the IPOK instead if it needs to ride flat on a duty belt for a full shift.
• Compare against import kits like the RHINO RESCUE IFAK Trauma Kit and the Scherber Premium IFAK in the full best trauma kits and IFAKs guide before you order.

North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit — Ordering FAQ

How fast does the NAR Public Access Bleeding Control Kit ship?

It ships through Amazon on the standard delivery window shown at checkout. Add it to cart from this page and confirm the current shipping estimate on the order screen before you buy.

Which North American Rescue kit should I order for a wall-mounted station?

Order this Public Access Bleeding Control Kit — the clear vacuum-sealed pouch is the format built for AED cabinets and fixed stations. If you need a kit that goes into a bag instead, order the Individual Bleeding Control Kit, Basic.

Do I need to buy anything else to stage this kit?

The core kit is complete for its listed scope. Most buyers also order spare packing gauze and a chest seal to round out station coverage — add them to the same order to save on shipping.

Can I buy multiple units for a multi-floor building?

Yes — order one per AED station or work zone. There's no bulk discount tier on this listing, so price each unit at $86.49 and order the quantity your facility layout requires.

Is this the right kit to add to an existing OSHA first aid program?

Yes, as a supplement. Order it alongside your workplace first aid kit rather than instead of it — see our OSHA first aid kit requirements explainer for what the baseline ANSI fill needs to cover separately.

What size cabinet or mount does this kit need?

The vacuum-sealed pouch is compact enough for a standard AED cabinet shelf or a small wall bracket. Measure your cabinet interior before ordering if space is tight; the pouch does not ship with a mounting bracket.

Does WC Safety sell the components separately if I only need a restock?

Yes. Order the packing gauze and Flat ETD dressing individually rather than buying a full new kit when only one component has been deployed.

Is the price on this page the same as Amazon?

Pricing is set and fulfilled through the Amazon listing linked from this page; check the live price on Amazon at checkout since it can move independently of the number shown here.

Should I order this or the RHINO RESCUE IFAK Trauma Kit?

Order this NAR kit if the destination is a fixed wall station and pouch visibility matters. Order the RHINO RESCUE IFAK if you want a MOLLE-mountable personal kit with a longer contents list at a comparable price.

What ships in the box versus what I need to add myself?

The listing includes the C-A-T tourniquet, an emergency trauma dressing, and compressed gauze in the sealed pouch. A chest seal is not included — order a vented chest seal separately if your program needs one.

Does this kit qualify for HSA or FSA purchase?

Eligibility depends on your plan administrator and the current listing's product classification on Amazon; confirm with your HSA/FSA provider before submitting a claim, since WC Safety does not set eligibility.

Where do I find sizing guidance if I'm building a full facility program instead of one kit?

Start with our which first aid kit do you need pillar, then use the best trauma kits and IFAKs guide to plan quantities across your facility's AED and first aid stations.

Ready to order? Read the full North American Rescue Public Access Bleeding Control Kit review, browse the rest of the Trauma Kits & Bleeding Control collection, or check the current First Aid Kits collection for a complete workplace program.

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