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Defender IFAK – Compact EDC Trauma Kit
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Defender IFAK – Compact EDC Trauma Kit

Country of Origin
USA
Regular price From $29.95
Sale price Regular price $29.95

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Build a bleeding control kit

Severe bleeding can kill in minutes, and help often takes longer than that to arrive. Six pieces cover it. We picked one of each from what's in stock; swap any of them, then add the kit in one tap.

Source: American College of Surgeons, Stop the Bleed.

  1. For heavy bleeding from an arm or a leg.

  2. Keeps the tourniquet on your belt, where you can reach it with one hand.

  3. Holds steady pressure on a wound so your hands are free.

  4. Packs a deep wound where a tourniquet can't go: neck, armpit, groin.

  5. Seals a hole in the chest so air can't get in.

  6. Cut clothing away to find the wound, then glove up.

Your kit

Questions, answered

Is a trainer the same as a real tourniquet?

No. Trainers are blue and made for practice; they aren't for use on a real wound. Every trainer here is tagged Trainer on its card.

What does Special order mean?

We order that item in from the maker for you. Call (562) 294-6269 for the lead time before you order.

How fast does it ship?

In-stock gear ships in 1 to 3 business days. Free Economy shipping to the contiguous US on orders over $150 on most gear.

Do military and first responders get a discount?

Yes, 10% on gear marked for it, verified through GovX at checkout.

About Compact IFAKs

Compact IFAKs — Pocket-Size Trauma Kits

Small-format IFAKs (Individual First Aid Kits) for EDC, vehicle, and pack carry. Essential trauma and wound-care supplies in a package that fits your pocket or pouch — because the trauma kit you have on you is the only one that matters in an emergency.

What compact IFAKs cover

  • Tourniquet — usually compact CAT or SOFTT-W
  • Hemostatic gauze (QuikClot, Combat Gauze, or generic)
  • Pressure dressing for serious bleeding
  • Chest seal (vented if budget allows)
  • Trauma shears and gloves

Carry it where you can reach it

A pocket IFAK in your glove compartment is no good when you're standing on the side of the road. Body-carry options sit on a belt, plate carrier, or sling pack — where you can deploy them one-handed under stress. Pick a carry method, then train deploying it.

Pair with broader medical

Compact IFAKs are starting points. Pair with First Aid Kits for larger backup, Med Pouches for carriers, Trauma First Aid for supply categories, and Bleeding Control for specific hemorrhage gear.

On body. Accessible. Ready when seconds matter.