A single bleeding-control kit covers one casualty. A public venue with hundreds of people and a mass-bleeding event needs more — staged, organized, and grab-ready before the seal ever has to be broken.
How do you stage eight bystander-ready kits in one grab-and-go station?
The D-BCRK (Direct Bleeding Control Response Kit) 8-Pack carries eight individual nylon-bag kits in one carrier. The nylon format — rather than vacuum-sealed — means each kit is immediately identifiable and grab-ready without breaking a seal, which matters when a responder is distributing kits to several bystanders at once. The carrier keeps all eight organized until deployment, then releases them fast. Three tiers match deployment philosophy: Basic for general public access, Intermediate adding a HyFin® Vent chest seal for venues with trained responders, and Advanced adding CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze for security-staffed locations.
Why This Station
8 Casualties, One Carrier
Eight individual kits staged together — a complete bleeding-control station out of the box.
Grab-Ready Nylon
Each kit is visible and accessible without breaking a seal — fast disbursement to multiple bystanders.
Three Deployment Tiers
Basic, Intermediate (adds chest seal), Advanced (adds CoTCCC hemostatic) — match the venue.
Built For Bystanders
Each kit carries an instruction card so an untrained responder can act.
Tier Configuration
| SKU | Tier (×8 Nylon) | Per-Kit Hemostatic | Per-Kit Chest Seal |
| 85-2072 | Basic | Wound Packing Gauze | — |
| 85-2073 | Intermediate | Wound Packing Gauze | HyFin® Vent Compact Twin Pack |
| 85-2074 | Advanced | CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze | HyFin® Vent Compact Twin Pack |
Where To Stage It
Schools & campuses — a station per wing or building
Public venues — stadiums, transit hubs, houses of worship
Workplaces — alongside AED cabinets and fire equipment
Related Gear
Smaller staging options or single-casualty kits.
D-BCRK 8-Pack
Eight Kits. One Grab.
Genuine North American Rescue, shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team.
Genuine North American Rescue
Sourced direct from North American Rescue.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | North American Rescue |
| SKU — by Tier | Basic 85-2072 · Intermediate 85-2073 · Advanced 85-2074 |
| Kit Count | 8 individual nylon-bag kits |
| Casualty Capacity | 8 individual casualties |
| Kit Format | Nylon red bags (immediate visual access) |
| CoTCCC | Advanced tier includes CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze |
| Origin | Made in USA |
When to Deploy the D-BCRK 8-Pack Nylon
What's Included (NAR SKU: Basic: 80-0587; Intermediate: 80-0588; Advanced: 80-0589):
- 8 × Nylon BCRK Pouch (individual kits)
- — BASIC each kit: 1 × C-A-T® Tourniquet (Orange), 1 × 6 in. ETD™, 2 × S-Rolled Gauze, 2 pr × Bear Claw™ Gloves, 1 × Trauma Shears, 1 × Instruction Patch
- — INTERMEDIATE adds (per kit): 1 × HyFin® Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack
- — ADVANCED adds (per kit): 1 × Combat Gauze® LE (instead of S-Rolled Gauze)
- 1 × Nylon Carry Bag for all 8 kits
- Active Shooter / Mass Casualty Pre-Positioning: Schools, houses of worship, arenas, and corporate campuses pre-position the 8-pack throughout the facility so trained bystanders have immediate access during an attack.
- Bystander Response Training Programs: Stop the Bleed® training programs issue one kit per student during skills training so responders practice with the actual equipment they will use in an emergency.
- Law Enforcement Patrol Distribution: Patrol supervisors carry the 8-pack in a patrol vehicle and distribute individual kits to bystanders at an active scene — enabling civilian bleeding control before EMS arrival.
- Public Event Medical Staging: Event medical coordinators stage individual kits from the 8-pack at distributed access points throughout a venue — reducing response time from a central kit location.
- Community Preparedness and Readiness Programs: Community emergency response teams, fire departments, and city preparedness programs distribute kits from the 8-pack during community training events.
- School and Workplace Safety Officers: Safety officers and school nurses deploy the 8-pack as a classroom-distribution resource — each teacher or administrator receives one kit for immediate response in their area.
Field Tip: Best practice: distribute individual kits from the 8-pack to stationary locations (classrooms, offices, AED cabinets) rather than keeping all 8 in one location. Wide distribution reduces response time in a mass-casualty event — the goal is one kit per zone, not one central kit per building.
How the D-BCRK 8-Pack Compares
Basic vs. Intermediate vs. Advanced 8-Pack: Basic 8-Pack is optimized for environments with minimal trained responders — tourniquet and pressure dressing only. Intermediate adds a HyFin® Vent chest seal per kit for environments with Stop the Bleed® Extended or TECC-trained responders. Advanced replaces S-Rolled Gauze with Combat Gauze® LE per kit for environments with hemostatic packing-trained staff such as law enforcement and security.
Nylon D-BCRK vs. Vacuum-Sealed BCRK: The nylon version uses a durable nylon pouch with drawstring for rapid access — appropriate for staged and monitored locations. The vacuum-sealed version provides additional contents protection and tamper evidence for long-term pre-positioned storage where kit integrity must be verified visually.
D-BCRK 8-Pack vs. CIRK (Crisis Incident Response Kit): The CIRK is a centralized responder bag carrying advanced supplies for a single trained responder managing multiple casualties. The D-BCRK 8-Pack distributes individual kits to multiple bystanders — enabling parallel response across a wide area. These are complementary: stage a CIRK for the responder; distribute D-BCRKs for bystanders.
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Frequently Asked Questions — D-BCRK Public Access Bleeding Control Kit — 8-Pack Nylon
Q: What is the difference between the Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced D-BCRK 8-Packs?
A: Basic (80-0587): Each kit contains a C-A-T® tourniquet, 6 in. ETD, 2 rolled gauze, gloves, trauma shears, and instruction patch — for untrained or minimally trained bystanders. Intermediate (80-0588): Adds one HyFin® Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack per kit — for Stop the Bleed® Extended or TECC-trained responders. Advanced (80-0589): Replaces rolled gauze with Combat Gauze® LE — for law enforcement, security, and EMS-trained responders.
Q: Are the C-A-T® tourniquets in the kits CoTCCC-recommended?
A: Yes. Each kit includes an orange C-A-T® (Combat Application Tourniquet), which is the CoTCCC-recommended #1 tourniquet. The HyFin® Vent Compact Chest Seal (Intermediate/Advanced) and Combat Gauze® LE (Advanced) are also CoTCCC-recommended items.
Q: Can the 8-pack be split and distributed as individual kits?
A: Yes. Each kit is individually packaged and ready for independent deployment. The 8-pack is designed to be distributed as individual kits to multiple locations, vehicles, or personnel.
Q: What training is needed to use the D-BCRK kits effectively?
A: Basic kit: Stop the Bleed® (90-minute course) covers tourniquet application and pressure dressing — the minimum for effective Basic kit use. Intermediate: Stop the Bleed® Extended adds chest seal instruction. Advanced: TECC or TCCC Hemostatic Packing module is recommended for Combat Gauze® LE application.
Q: Are the kits available in quantities other than 8?
A: NAR offers individual BCRK kits, 4-packs, and other configurations. Contact MED-TAC International for bulk pricing on 8-packs or custom quantities for large-facility deployment programs.
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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:
- Basic
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.
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