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  • Personal Trauma Kit Standard Bleed Control | First Aid Supplies
  • Personal Trauma Kit Standard Bleed Control | First Aid Supplies

Personal Trauma Kit

  • Personal Bleed Control - Individual trauma kit providing immediate response capability for life-threatening bleeding.
  • Compact Carry Format - Pocket or belt-mounted format for personal carry during high-risk duties and activities.
  • Trauma Dressing Included - Emergency trauma dressing for managing severe wounds before paramedic arrival.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

Personal Trauma Kit - Standard

The personal trauma kit provides individual bleed control capability in a compact carry format. Contains a trauma dressing and essential haemorrhage control items for immediate response to life-threatening bleeding. Designed for personal carry by security staff, event marshals, and personnel in environments where severe bleeding incidents are foreseeable.

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides personal bleed control for individuals with appropriate training. The compact format enables belt or pocket carry during duties where immediate access to haemorrhage control may be needed. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from the Chito-SAM version?

The standard kit contains a trauma dressing without haemostatic agents. The Chito-SAM version adds a haemostatic Z-fold dressing for advanced clotting capability in deep wounds. The standard kit is suited to general trauma response, while the Chito-SAM version provides enhanced capability for penetrating wounds.

Do I need training to carry a personal trauma kit?

Yes. Training in tourniquet application, trauma dressing use, and direct pressure techniques is essential before carrying any bleed control kit. Incorrect application can worsen injuries. Complete a recognised catastrophic bleeding course before deployment.

FAS-K171