The Rhino Rescue EDC Trauma IFAK affords you the option of having the most essential trauma medical equipment and tools on hand when you need them most.
Accessible and concealable, the Rhino Rescue EDC Trauma IFAK is a great choice for all day wear on the range, in the fields or whilst on duty.
The Rhino Rescue Pro IFAK is jam packed with all the necessary items needed to handle traumatic bleeding, puncture wounds, immobilization and general wound care.
What's more is that they're competitively priced making them affordable to more concerned citizens.
This is the perfect kit for a range bag or emergency response vehicle.
The Rhino Rescue Mini IFAK is a discrete kit that blends into any environment, yet conveniently holds all the bleeding control supplies you need on hand.
Accessible and concealable in any setting, the Rhino Rescue Mini IFAK is perfect for daily carry.
Be prepared for any emergency with the all-inclusive Rhino Rescue Tactical Trauma IFAK.
The Rhino Rescue Tactical Trauma IFAK has been designed to securely house its contents but making them accessible rapidly when life threatening situations occur and bleeding control is essential!
The MX Vehicle First Aid Kit is a no-frills first aid kit that's designed to handle those day-to-day incidents with a few extra items that could come in handy during vehicle-related incidents.
A must for every vehicle, especially Mom's Taxi!
Be prepared for any emergency with the exclusive Rhino Rescue Drop Leg IFAK.
The Rhino Rescue Drop Leg IFAK has been designed with the needs of first responders in mind. Securely housing its contents yet still making it easy to carry and accessible through the unique thigh strap design.
The perfect solution for taking care of first aid requirements in workplaces where cuts and lacerations are commonplace and loss of limbs is possible. Government regulation 7 - contents only.
The perfect solution for taking care of first aid requirements in the home and workplaces where low-level injuries occur. Government regulation 3 - contents only.
