Kits Are Designed to Stop the Bleeding Whenever and Wherever an Emergency Takes Place
Hershey, PA – July 13, 2018 – Rockwell Tactical Group (RTG) introduces the new RTG Med Kits, a line of compact first-aid kits prepared by medical professionals to give everyone the ability to stop bleeding whenever or wherever a medical emergency takes place.
The RTG Med Kit line offers three product options: the RTG Everyday Carry Kit, RTG Basic Individual First-Aid Kits (IFAK), and the RTG Advanced IFAK.
Everyday Carry Kit. The RTG EDC Kit provides everything needed to treat a wide range of trauma injuries. The kit can be stored as is or broken down and organized to fit a pouch to work with a duty kit. Kit materials come in a resealable bag which can double as an improvised occlusive dressing. Kits include one pair of blue Nitrile gloves, one SWAT-T tourniquet, and one Celox Rapid 5’ Hemostatic gauze. Learn more.
Basic IFAK. RTG Basic IFAK kits come sealed in sterilized bags which double as improvised occlusive dressings. Contents of the Basic IFAK include one pair of blue Nitrile gloves, one SWAT-T Tourniquet, one Celox Rapid 5’ Hemostatic gauze, one H&H DualSeal, one H&H compressed gauze, 5.5 shears, flat duct tape and a 28fr NPA w/lube. Learn more.
Advanced IFAK. The RTG Advanced IFAK kit includes everything within the Basic IFAK kit, plus a Wide SOFT-T Tourniquet, two TPAK Needles and replacement of the compressed gauze with a Thin H standard dressing. Learn more.
“We never know when and where a life-threatening emergency will take place. Each RTG med kit, coupled with a knowledge of the MARCH protocol, can help save lives,” said Jared Ross, owner, Rockwell Tactical Group. “We encourage everyone to seek first-aid training and carry a first-aid kit with them everywhere, so the tools needed to potentially save a life are always nearby.”
This year Rockwell Tactical added medical training courses to is roster; each created and taught by a Special Operations Combat Medic and a former Greenside Navy Corpsman, now New York City Paramedic. Courses teach basic trauma management using the MARCH Protocol, different than standard EMS, are hands-on and concludes by giving each student a practical exercise. Information on upcoming RTG Med Courses and course descriptions can be found at www.rockwelltactical.com/medical.
