ETA Trauma Kit
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The ORIGINAL Full Featured, Vacuum Sealed Medical Kit for Treating Trauma.
Our ETA Trauma Kit is named for and designed to treat the three leading preventable-causes-of-death, (Extremity Hemorrhage, 60%; Tension Pneumothorax, 33% and Airway Obstruction, 6%) as established by the CoTCCC and TECC. (Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care / Tactical Emergency Casualty Care)
Each kit is vacuum-sealed in our proprietary TruFlex™ material, which is more puncture resistant than other vacuum material on the market. TruFlex™ also makes our sealed kits easier to open using the visible red-triangle corner tear notches. The continuously-shrinking small footprint of the ETA Trauma Kit™ conveniently fits in a cargo pocket, glove box, backpack, laptop bag, briefcase, you name it!
Purchasing an ETA Trauma Kit™ allows you to be prepared and carry the essentials to treat traumatic injuries and save lives. Some might debate the expense or need for a trauma kit, but rest assured, what you’re buying at ITS is 10+ years of continuous product improvement and knowledge in sourcing the very best components.
Remember, you might not be the one using your kit, it could be a better-trained responder without necessary first aid supplies, or it could be your own life that needs saving.
ETA Trauma Kit Contents & Features
- QuikClot® Hemostatic Gauze
- Vented Chest Seals (2)
- Decompression Needle
- Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) 28fr
- Pressure / Compression Dressing
- Compressed Gauze
- Nitrile Gloves (1 Pair)
- 100% Latex Free
- Vacuum Sealed at ITS HQ w/ ITS TruFlex™
- Measures Approx. 5.7” Long x 3.5” Wide x 1.7” Deep
- Weighs Approx. 7.5 oz.
- Minimum Two-Year Shelf Life on Kit Components
First Aid Kits like this are eligible for health plan reimbursement via flexible spending accounts (FSA), health savings accounts (HSA) and health reimbursement accounts (HRA). Please see your plan’s guidelines for further information.
By ordering an EDC Trauma Kit™, you warrant that you have the required training and authorizations to use the contained items. ITS Tactical assumes no liability for their misuse.
Due to the increased demand of medical and trauma kit components, we reserve the right to substitute items where necessary in cases of limited availability. We will never compromise build quality and stand behind each and every kit we manufacture.
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United StatesOkay so I've had to actually use mine and I got to say definitely save the day. So now I need to get another I've seen others cheaper but not vacuum sealed and I need the vacuum seal since I'm in well certain environments. However good gear cost money and life doesn't have a price 10 out of 10 I'll get again
United StatesGreat setup for my war belt. So happy to finally have one. I’ve been eyeballing the trauma kit for a LONG time. I should have ordered years ago.
United StatesDon’t forget a tourniquet. One isn’t included.
United StatesThis is the second time purchasing this setup (first one in FDE). When I was shopping around for a new IFAK for my current loadout, I couldn't think of any other configuration that beat the Tallboy. Perfect size for my duty belt.
United StatesWell thankfully I have not had to use the kit to save my own or a loved ones life so, I can't comment on the effectiveness of the individual components of the kit. However, they are high quality components and all the stuff you need at a minimum to help save your own or someone else's life. What I have used and will comment more about is the pouch used to store the kit. The pouch could use some more work. There is not a convenient place to store your tourniquet So, I sort of had to jam mine in the first bungee loop on the panel. Also, I added an Israeli dressing to the kit but it is difficult to store inside the kit because, there is no space to secure it so that when you rip open the kit the dressing will fall out of the kit. Another criticism of the kit is that if the sealed trauma kit is not positioned carefully it is very easy to get a corner caught in one of the zippers and tear the package open. Also, there is no place to put things like a roll of medical tape. Now that we got the negative things out of the way about the pouch let's talk about the positives. I really like how easy it is to open with one hand. That to me is an important feature if your wounded and need to provide self aid. Secondly, the stitching seems to be quality on the unit I received. I also, like the durability of the fabric it really feels like it could stand up to daily use and to wear through easily. Which is important to keep the contents of your trauma kit sterile. Overall the pouch was well thought out. It just could have used a little more attention to address the issues I mentioned and it would be perfect for me.