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KT Services guide
Standard kits cover everyday injuries. Stop the Bleed gear is for serious bleeding — add it where the risk calls for it. Buy a kit below, or restock hemorrhage-control supplies.
Hard case, soft kit or IFAK — click through to buy.
Everyday kits handle cuts, burns and sprains. Stop the Bleed kits focus on severe bleeding — tourniquets, trauma dressings and related gear. Keep the normal kit; add this where risk is higher.
Machinery, industrial plant, remote work and some outdoor or security roles are the usual fit. If your team already trains for serious bleeding, having the kit on hand is the practical next step.
Replace what was opened from hemorrhage control supplies. Keep expiry checks on the same cycle as your main first aid kit.
Buy a Stop the Bleed kit, or top up tourniquets and trauma dressings.