Public Access Bleeding Control 5 Pack

North American Rescue — Public Access Bleeding Control

Five complete individual bleeding-control kits plus a QuikLitter casualty-evacuation litter in a single zippered nylon tote — a deployable multi-casualty bleeding-control station for medium venues without permanent wall mounting. The tote repositions to wherever an emergency unfolds: a staging area, hallway, loading zone, or evacuation assembly point.

A wall-mounted single kit covers one victim in one place. A mass-trauma event produces several bleeding casualties at once, often somewhere the fixed cabinet isn't.

How do you put bleeding control where the casualties actually are?

The 5-Pack puts five complete individual bleeding-control kits and a QuikLitter in one grab-and-go tote. Five kits address the multi-casualty dimension of public-access bleeding control: in an active-attack or mass-trauma event, several victims may need hemorrhage control in the first critical minutes before EMS arrives. The bundled QuikLitter adds immediate casualty evacuation — moving an injured person from a hot zone to a safe treatment area without waiting for an EMS stretcher. At 7.5 × 13 × 8″, the tote stows under a security desk, in a wall cabinet, behind a reception counter, or in a vehicle trunk, ready to deploy in seconds. Each kit's contents include CoTCCC-recommended hemorrhage-control items (tourniquet and, in the Intermediate and Advanced tiers, hemostatic dressing).

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What's in the Public Access Bleeding Control 5-Pack

The 5-Pack is a tote containing 5 individual bleeding control kits (all the same tier) plus a QuikLitter evacuation litter. All tiers share this tote-level contents list:

• 5 × Individual Bleeding Control Kits (nylon bags, tier-matched — see below)
• 1 × NAR Responder QuikLitter™ (casualty evacuation litter)
• 1 × Nylon Zippered Tote Bag (H 7.5 in. × W 13 in. × D 8 in.)

Basic tier — each of 5 kits includes:

• 1 × C-A-T^® Tourniquet (CoTCCC-recommended)
• 1 × 6 in. NAR^® Responder ETD (Emergency Trauma Dressing)
• 2 × NAR^® Wound Packing Gauze
• 2 × Pair, Responder Nitrile Gloves, Large
• 1 × Responder Trauma Shears, 7.25 in.
• 1 × NAR^® Emergency Survival Blanket (56 in. × 96 in.)
• 1 × Permanent Marker, Small
• 1 × Just-in-Time Instruction Card
• 1 × PVC Bleeding Control Patch
• 1 × Red Nylon Bag

Intermediate tier — each kit includes everything in the Basic kit, plus:

• 1 × HyFin^® Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack (entrance & exit wounds)

Advanced tier — each kit includes everything in the Intermediate kit, plus:

• 1 × Hemostatic dressing (combat gauze — CoTCCC-recommended) — enhances blood clotting for faster bleeding control

Advanced BCD tier — each kit includes everything in the Intermediate kit, plus:

• 1 × QuikClot^® Bleeding Control Dressing (hemostatic gauze, over-the-counter)

When to Deploy Public Access Bleeding Control 5 Pack

• Small-to-medium venues and offices: 5-casualty capacity fits the preparedness requirements for offices, small schools, or community centers with 100–300 occupants.
• AED co-location programs: Deployable alongside an AED in a single cabinet to form a complete cardiac-and-trauma response station.
• Classroom and floor-level staging: In schools, one 5-pack per floor or wing ensures immediate access without requiring staff to leave the area.
• Sports facilities and event venues: Stadium concession areas, gymnasiums, and event spaces deploy 5-packs at entry/exit areas for immediate responder access.
• Government facility compliance: Many federal facility guidelines now require public access bleeding control resources — the 5-pack meets typical room/corridor placement guidance.

How Public Access Bleeding Control 5 Pack Compares

5-Pack vs. 8-Pack: The 8-pack is the benchmark for medium-to-large venue programs (schools, stadiums, government buildings). The 5-pack is optimal for smaller venues or floor-level deployment where 8-casualty capacity exceeds the typical occupancy scenario. See PABC station options.

5-Pack vs. Twin Pack: The Twin Pack (2 kits) is right for small offices or vehicle staging. The 5-Pack is the next step up for any space where more than two bystanders are likely to be available to respond — maximizing simultaneous treatment capacity.

5-Pack vs. full PABC Station: The 5-pack provides kits without the wall-mounted cabinet. Station formats add a labeled, mounted enclosure for immediate public identification and grab-and-go access. The 5-pack is appropriate where cabinet installation is not feasible.

Public Access Bleeding Control 5 Pack — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included in the Public Access Bleeding Control 5 Pack?

A: Five complete individual PABC kits. Each kit includes: C-A-T® tourniquet (CoTCCC-recommended), Emergency Trauma Dressing, hemostatic gauze (tier-dependent), nitrile gloves, trauma shears, emergency blanket, permanent marker, and just-in-time instruction card.

Q: Are the 5-Pack kits appropriate for use by untrained bystanders?

A: Yes. Each kit includes a pictorial just-in-time (JIT) instruction card that guides an untrained bystander through tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure dressing. The kits are designed for lay-responder use.

Q: What tiers are available in the 5-Pack?

A: The 5-Pack is available in Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced configurations. Advanced tiers add CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze and chest seals. Visit narescue.com for current SKU availability.

Q: Can the 5-Pack be procured for FEMA or CERT programs?

A: Yes. The PABC 5-Pack is used in CERT, Stop the Bleed, and FEMA preparedness programs. MED-TAC International supports government and nonprofit procurement.

Q: How should the 5-Pack be stored and maintained?

A: Store in a visible, accessible location — in or near an AED cabinet, on a dedicated shelf, or in a clear wall case. Inspect monthly for expiration dates (particularly on hemostatic gauze) and replace deployed or expired kits immediately.