Every meaningful intervention — tourniquet, wound packing, IV access, airway — takes both hands. At night or inside a dark structure, holding a flashlight in your teeth isn't a plan.
How do you light the work without giving up a hand?
The NAR Headlamp puts stable, directed light on the line of sight and leaves both hands free for the procedure. It rides on the head, follows where the provider looks, and at 8 oz tucks into an IFAK, medical pack, or vehicle bag as a lightweight illumination supplement so darkness never stalls care.
Why It Earns a Slot
Hands-Free
Head-mounted light keeps both hands on the patient through any intervention.
Follows Your Eyes
Directed beam tracks the line of sight to the wound, the line, or the airway.
8 oz, Packs Anywhere
Light enough to live in an IFAK, aid bag, or vehicle kit without thought.
Field-Validated Source
From NAR — a primary trauma-equipment supplier to U.S. military and law-enforcement units.
Who Carries It
Tactical & combat medics — night and low-light point-of-injury care
EMS & SAR — hands-free light in the bag or on the helmet
Prepared civilians — power-out and after-dark readiness
Pair It Up
Light belongs in every carry system.
Headlamp
Both Hands on the Patient.
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 | ZZ-106 |
| Weight | 8 oz (227 g) |
| Type | Hands-free head-mounted illumination |
| Primary Use | Point-of-injury care, kit operations, low-light environments |
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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.
Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.
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