MED-TAC International's Medical Fill Kits & Modules collection provides pre-assembled component sets and individual supply modules for restocking IFAKs, trauma bags, and medical backpacks. Whether you need a complete MARCH-aligned fill set for a fresh kit build, category-specific modules (hemorrhage, airway, circulation), or individual component restocks, this collection provides manufacturer-sourced supplies organized for field logic. Clinician-configured and available for institutional volume orders.
What Is a Medical Fill Kit or Module?
A medical fill kit is a pre-selected, pre-packaged grouping of clinical supplies designed to load a specific bag or pouch to a defined standard — the fill for an IFAK, a trauma bag, or a patrol officer's individual kit. Modules are category-specific sub-kits: a hemorrhage control module contains a tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, and pressure dressing; an airway module contains an NPA with lube, a BVM or pocket mask, and surgical airway supplies where appropriate. Fill kits and modules are used by medical logistics officers, supply sergeants, unit medics, and department medical directors to efficiently re-supply platforms after use or to initially load a large number of kits to a consistent standard. Browse bag and pack platforms to build on in the Medic Pouches & Packs and EMS Backpacks collections.
What Categories of Fill Modules Does MED-TAC Carry?
| Module Category |
MARCH Phase |
Core Components |
| Hemorrhage Control |
Massive Hemorrhage (M) |
Tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, pressure dressing, gloves |
| Airway Management |
Airway (A) |
NPA/OPA, BVM, suction catheter, nasopharyngeal lube |
| Chest & Thoracic |
Respirations (R) |
Chest seals (vented), needle decompression, occlusive dressings |
| IV/IO Access |
Circulation (C) |
IV catheter, tourniquet, IV tubing, IO driver, saline flush |
| Hypothermia Prevention |
Hypothermia/Head (H) |
Thermal blanket, vapor barrier, heat pack |
| IFAK Refill Set |
Full MARCH |
Complete individual kit resupply — all categories |
How Are Fill Kits Different from Pre-Built Kits?
Pre-built kits (IFAKs, response bags, patrol kits) arrive as a complete unit — bag or pouch plus all supplies, ready to deploy. Fill kits and modules are the component supplies without a bag — designed for providers who already have a preferred bag or pouch platform and need to load, reload, or upgrade its contents. This is the standard procurement model for military units (supply one fill set per IFAK shell), law enforcement departments (restock used kits without replacing the pouch), and institutions managing large numbers of distributed kits where individual bag replacement would be cost-prohibitive. The MED-TAC Custom First Aid Kits service can combine any bag platform from our inventory with a custom fill selection from this collection.
What Standards Should a Military or Law Enforcement IFAK Fill Meet?
The CoTCCC and TCCC guidelines, maintained by the Joint Trauma System, provide the clinical standard for military IFAK contents. The minimum TCCC-aligned individual kit includes: one CoTCCC-recommended limb tourniquet, one package of CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze, one pressure dressing, two chest seals (one vented, one occlusive), one NPA with lube, one pair of trauma shears, and one pair of nitrile gloves. Law enforcement agencies following the TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) framework use a similar baseline. MED-TAC's fill kits align to these standards and clearly indicate CoTCCC recommendation status for each applicable component. See also the MARCH Supplies collection for individual component selection by algorithm phase.
Resupply Your Kits to TCCC Standard
Manufacturer-sourced fill modules and IFAK restocks — CoTCCC-aligned, clinician-configured.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MARCH algorithm and why does it organize IFAK contents?+
MARCH stands for Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation, Hypothermia/Head injury — the priority sequence for trauma care in tactical and prehospital medicine per TCCC guidelines. Organizing kit contents by MARCH phase allows responders under stress to locate the right tool for the current priority without searching through all kit contents. It also guides fill kit design: a complete MARCH fill covers all five phases in the correct clinical sequence. This framework is used across U.S. military services, law enforcement tactical medicine programs, and TECC-compliant civilian EMS systems.
Can I order fill kits in bulk for unit or department resupply?+
Yes. MED-TAC handles bulk fill kit procurement for military units, law enforcement departments, fire and rescue services, and institutional customers. Volume pricing is available for orders of 10 or more identical configurations. We are SDVOSB-certified and experienced with government procurement processes. For standardized resupply contracts, consistent lot tracking, or unit-specific component specifications, contact our institutional sales team through the Custom First Aid Kits page. Same-day or next-day fulfillment is available on standard stock configurations.
How do I know if a fill kit component is CoTCCC-recommended?+
MED-TAC verifies and labels CoTCCC recommendation status on all applicable products. The CoTCCC recommendation list is maintained by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care and published through the Joint Trauma System. Current CoTCCC-recommended limb tourniquets are the CAT Gen 7, SAM XT, and SOFTT-W. CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic agents include QuikClot Combat Gauze, Celox Rapid, ChitoGauze Pro, and iTClamp in specific applications. Always verify current recommendation status through the JTS website, as the list is periodically updated based on new clinical evidence.
What is the shelf life of fill kit components?+
Shelf life varies by component. Hemostatic gauze: 3–5 years from manufacture (check lot-specific dates). Chest seals and occlusive dressings: 3–5 years. Pressure dressings: 3–5 years. Tourniquets: no expiration date, but should be inspected every 6 months. Gloves: 3–5 years (latex degrades faster than nitrile; verify packaging integrity). IV and IO supplies: 2–5 years depending on manufacturer. All MED-TAC orders ship with lot numbers and expiration dates documented for inventory management.
Can fill kits include advanced life support (ALS) supplies?+
Yes, within the scope of what is available through retail medical supply — IV catheters, IO drivers, chest decompression needles, surgical airway supplies, and other ALS equipment are available in this collection. Prescription medications are not included in retail fill kits and must be obtained through licensed medical channels. ALS-capable fill kits are appropriate for licensed paramedics, military medics (68W), flight medics, physician assistants, and other providers with appropriate training and scope of practice. MED-TAC does not restrict purchase of non-controlled ALS supplies to licensed providers.
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All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
