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SKU: 87-651

Type: Bleeding Control Kit

Vendor: Safeguard Medical

MOJO Bleeding Control Station

Name: MOJO Bleeding Control Station
Brand: Safeguard Medical
SKU: 87-651
Price: 933.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Wall Mount Station Level: Basic

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Safeguard Medical · Public-Access Bleeding Control

MOJO Bleeding Control Station

A wall-mounted bleeding-control station built to the same visual and physical standard as an AED cabinet, so building occupants recognize it without being taught. Three station levels scale from core hemorrhage control to an airway, burn and splinting loadout for sites with trained responders on staff.

Wall-mount station caseTMT® TourniquetMARCH™ instruction card3 station levels

Co-locate it with the AED. A trauma resource nobody can find in a corridor is a trauma resource nobody uses.

Kit Contents by Configuration

One wall-mount station case, three capability levels. Every level carries the cabinet, the MARCH™ protocol instruction card, a TMT® tourniquet and Celox™ RAPID hemostatic gauze; higher levels build on the level below. Tap a configuration.

VIEW ▾Basic — core hemorrhage control · SKU 87-651

Wall-mountable station case, AED-cabinet form factor
MARCH™ protocol instruction card
TMT® Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet · CoTCCC-recommended
Celox™ RAPID hemostatic gauze · CoTCCC-recommended

VIEW ▾Intermediate — adds penetrating chest capability · SKU 87-657

Everything in Basic, plus:

2× HyFin® Vent Compact chest seal · CoTCCC-recommended

VIEW ▾Advanced — adds airway, burn and splinting · SKU 87-655

Everything in Intermediate, plus:

Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)
Oropharyngeal airway (OPA) set
Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD)
Burn dressing
SAM® splint

▾Specifications

MOJO Bleeding Control Station — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Safeguard Medical
SKU — Basic	87-651
SKU — Intermediate	87-657
SKU — Advanced	87-655
Mount	Wall-mountable station case, sold as a complete case-plus-kit bundle
Tourniquet, all levels	TMT® — CoTCCC-recommended
Hemostatic, all levels	Celox™ RAPID Gauze
Chest seals	Intermediate and Advanced: HyFin® Vent Compact ×2
Protocol	MARCH™ protocol instruction card included
Intended placement	Public corridors, lobbies, schools, venues — co-located with AEDs
Casualty capacity	One treatment kit per station

MARCH = Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia/Head injury. Quantities are stated only where the manufacturer's tier data states them.

▾Who Carries It

K–12 schools and universities — corridors and gymnasiums, co-located with AED cabinets · Corporate offices and campuses as workplace safety infrastructure · Stadiums, arenas and event venues where density makes response time the whole problem · Airports and transit hubs that need bleeding-control visibility equal to their AED coverage · Manufacturing and industrial facilities, sited near machinery and high-risk workstations.

The station is designed to work in untrained hands: the instruction card walks a bystander through the hemorrhage-control sequence, and the TMT® applies with self-aid and buddy-aid in mind. The Advanced level is a different proposition — nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal airways are adjuncts for responders trained and authorized to place them, so specify Advanced for sites that actually staff trained responders rather than for public corridors.

This station holds a single treatment kit and is built for one-casualty response. Sites with multi-casualty potential should look at the multi-kit public-access stations instead.

Genuine Safeguard Medical

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Basic
Intermediate
Advanced

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many casualties does the MOJO Bleeding Control Station treat?

The MOJO Bleeding Control Station contains a single-responder individual kit — it treats one major trauma casualty. For multi-casualty stations (8 kits in one case), see the NAR 8-Pack Station systems.

Does this station include a wall-mount case?

Yes — the MOJO Bleeding Control Station is a wall-mountable case + kit bundle. The case is included with the station, unlike some individual kit listings that require a separate cabinet purchase.

Is Celox RAPID Gauze CoTCCC-recommended?

Celox is a chitosan-based hemostatic gauze. Verify current CoTCCC recommendation status at CoTCCC.us. For kits with confirmed CoTCCC-recommended QuikClot Combat Gauze, see the NAR Advanced PABC kits.

Can this station be deployed next to an AED?

Yes. The MOJO station is specifically designed to co-deploy alongside AED wall cabinets as part of a combined cardiac-and-trauma emergency response installation, using similar visual identification standards.

What is the difference between the three tiers for this station?

Basic (87-651): tourniquet + Celox gauze + basic supplies. Intermediate (87-657): adds HyFin® chest seals for penetrating chest trauma. Advanced (87-655): adds NPA airway adjunct, ETD, burn dressing, SAM splint, OPA set, and advanced wound management supplies.

Does the MOJO Bleeding Control Station include a wall-mount case?

Yes — the station is sold as a complete wall-mountable case-plus-kit bundle. The AED-style cabinet is included, unlike individual kit listings that require a separate cabinet purchase.

Can an untrained bystander use the MOJO Bleeding Control Station effectively?

Yes. Each station includes a MARCH™ protocol instruction card that walks a bystander through the hemorrhage-control sequence step by step. The TMT® tourniquet is designed for self-aid and buddy-aid application with minimal training. Stop the Bleed familiarization significantly improves deployment speed and confidence.

Is the TMT® tourniquet included CoTCCC recommended?

Yes. The Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT®) is CoTCCC recommended for extremity hemorrhage control. It uses a dual locking mechanism, click-confirmation torsion bar, and quick-disconnect buckle to ensure reliable occlusion even in a high-stress application.

How does the MOJO BCS differ from the MOJO Public Access Trauma Station?

The MOJO Bleeding Control Station holds a single treatment kit in an AED-style cabinet — designed for one-casualty response. The MOJO Public Access Trauma Station holds six Individual Trauma Kits and targets higher-footfall or multi-casualty-risk locations such as stadiums and airports.

MOJO Bleeding Control Station

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many casualties does the MOJO Bleeding Control Station treat?

Does this station include a wall-mount case?

Is Celox RAPID Gauze CoTCCC-recommended?

Can this station be deployed next to an AED?

What is the difference between the three tiers for this station?

Does the MOJO Bleeding Control Station include a wall-mount case?

Can an untrained bystander use the MOJO Bleeding Control Station effectively?

Is the TMT® tourniquet included CoTCCC recommended?

How does the MOJO BCS differ from the MOJO Public Access Trauma Station?

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