A mass casualty scene poses a problem no standard aid bag solves well: how does one responder hand bleeding-control gear to eight or more casualties while still moving toward the most critical patients? The NAR MCI Throw Kit Dispenser System answers it mechanically — a spring-loaded gravity-feed compartment keeps the kit stack under constant upward pressure, so the next kit is always at the opening.
Eight casualties down across a scene — can your responder hand out a tourniquet kit every few seconds on the move, or are they kneeling and digging through a bag at each one?
Each of the eight throw kits is a complete bleeding-control packet — a C-A-T tourniquet, wound packing gauze, a 4 in. ETD, a HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal twin pack, a survival blanket, gloves, and a bleeding-control instruction card. The carrier’s own intervention load rides in the side and front pockets: eight more C-A-Ts, eight rolled ETDs, four chest-seal twin packs, eight wound packing gauze, two pairs of shears, and a QuikLitter Lite for drag extraction.
Why This System
The spring gravity-feed presents the next kit automatically — pull and hand off without pausing, searching, or setting the bag down.
Eight hand-off kits plus the carrier’s own supplemental tourniquets, dressings, and seals in one platform.
Contents include CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T tourniquets and HyFin Vent chest seals throughout.
An integrated QuikLitter Lite turns the system into a drag-capable platform for moving casualties out.
What's Inside
| Item | Qty |
|---|---|
| Individual bleeding-control throw kits (spring-fed) | 8 |
| · C-A-T Tourniquet, Orange (CoTCCC-recommended) — per kit | 1 |
| · Wound Packing Gauze — per kit | 1 |
| · Responder ETD 4 in. Flat — per kit | 1 |
| · HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack (CoTCCC-rec.) — per kit | 1 |
| · Survival Blanket, hemostatic dressing, gloves, instruction card — per kit | 1 ea |
| C-A-T Tourniquet, Black (side pocket) | 8 |
| Responder ETD 4 in. Rolled (side pocket) | 8 |
| HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack (front pocket) | 4 |
| Wound Packing Gauze (front pocket) | 8 |
| Responder Shears, Large | 2 |
| QuikLitter Lite, Black | 1 |
Color & Hemostatic Options
| Color | Throw-Kit Hemostatic | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Black | Wound Packing Gauze | 80-1749 |
| Black | Bleeding Control Dressing | 80-1750 |
| Black | Celox Gauze | 80-1751 |
| Red | Wound Packing Gauze | 80-1752 |
| Red | Bleeding Control Dressing | 80-1753 |
| Red | Celox Gauze | 80-1754 |
Who Fields It
Rapid bleeding-control distribution across many casualties on one pass.
A grab-and-go platform staged on the apparatus or in the warm-zone cache.
Large-gathering sites preparing for a multi-victim event.
Build The Program
Pair with the carry bag and resupply the throw-kit core.
The empty dispenser bag for custom builds and resupply.
Bulk tourniquets, gauze, and chest seals to restock kits.
Fixed-site stations to complement the mobile dispenser.
The System, Up Close
Spring-fed kit distribution plus the responder’s own trauma load — the MCI platform built to keep moving.
Specifications
| Dispensing | Spring-loaded gravity-feed; sequential kit presentation |
| Casualty Capacity | 8+ simultaneous casualties |
| Tourniquet Count | 16 total (8 in throw kits + 8 in side pocket) |
| Colors | Black, Red |
| Throw-Kit Hemostatic | Wound Packing Gauze / Bleeding Control Dressing / Celox Gauze |
| Manufacturer | North American Rescue |
When to Deploy Mass Casualty Incident Throw Kit Dispenser System
- Active shooter / mass casualty immediate responder equipment: The throw-kit dispenser delivers individual hemorrhage-control kits to multiple victims or bystanders simultaneously — the dispenser enables rapid kit distribution across a scene.
- Law enforcement first-responder deployment to hot zone: Officers can throw individual kits to victims in the hot zone, enabling bystander or victim self-care before a medic can enter.
- School, stadium, and public venue MCI preparedness: The dispenser system stages multiple individual kits in a single package accessible to first responders — the mass-casualty configuration for high-occupancy venues.
- TECC and Stop the Bleed integrated training: Dispenser systems are used in TECC training to rehearse the throw-kit deployment technique and bystander activation protocol.
- First responder vehicle staging for MCI response: The dispenser mounts in patrol vehicles, fire apparatus, and EMS units — a single grab deploys multiple kits simultaneously.
How Mass Casualty Incident Throw Kit Dispenser System Compares
MCI Throw Kit Dispenser vs. PABC Station: Public Access Bleeding Control Stations are fixed-mount wall installations for bystander access. The throw-kit dispenser is a mobile, first-responder-deployed system for distributing kits dynamically across a casualty scene.
MCI Throw Kit Dispenser System vs. Dispenser System Bag: The Dispenser System Bag is the empty bag component of the system. The Dispenser System is the complete kit-loaded package. Choose the complete system for deployment-ready staging, the bag for restocking or custom loading.
MCI Throw Kit vs. D-BCRK 8-Pack: The D-BCRK 8-Pack is a fixed station for public-access deployment. The MCI Throw Kit Dispenser is a first-responder mobile distribution system — both address the mass casualty bleeding control need with different deployment mechanisms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What individual kits are included in the MCI Throw Kit Dispenser System?
A: The dispenser system contains individual public access bleeding control kits — typically compressed gauze and a tourniquet or pressure dressing per packet. Verify the exact current kit contents on the product page.
Q: How many kits does the dispenser hold?
A: Verify the current kit count on the product page. The system is designed to deploy multiple individual kits from a single dispenser package.
Q: Is this kit CoTCCC-recommended?
A: The individual kits within the dispenser include CoTCCC-recommended items (C-A-T® tourniquet where included). The dispenser system itself is a deployment mechanism, not a medical device subject to CoTCCC designation.
Q: What is the NSN for the MCI Throw Kit Dispenser System?
A: Contact MED-TAC International for NSN and procurement information. NAR MCI products are available through law enforcement, fire, and EMS supply channels as well as DLA/GSA.
Q: Does the dispenser system require special training to deploy?
A: Throw-kit deployment technique should be practiced before operational use. TECC and Stop the Bleed training that includes MCI throw-kit deployment is recommended for first responders carrying the dispenser system.
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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
Available Options:
- Black / w/Wound Packing Gauze
- Black / w/Bleeding Control Dressing
- Black / w/Celox Gauze
- Red / w/Wound Packing Gauze
- Red / w/Bleeding Control Dressing
- Red / w/Celox Gauze
Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.
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