NAR is the primary IFAK supplier to US military. Their civilian IFAK II kit includes a CAT tourniquet, chest seal, NPA, and trauma bandage — the minimum effective trauma intervention kit.
| Pouch | MOLLE compatible |
| Price | ~$89 |
| Contents | CAT, Hyfin, NPA, HemCon bandage |
| Protocol | TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care) |
| Training | TCCC course recommended |
| Dimensions | ~5×5×3" |
| Tourniquet | CAT Gen 7 |
| Military Supply | US Army (contract) |
North American Rescue supplies IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) components and kits to US military units under ongoing contracts. Their civilian IFAK II is the same equipment carried by US soldiers — the proven minimum trauma intervention kit for penetrating wound care.
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) protocols define the minimum trauma intervention kit for hemorrhage control and airway management. The NAR IFAK II contains: CAT tourniquet (extremity hemorrhage), Hyfin chest seal (pneumothorax), nasopharyngeal airway (airway management), and HemCon bandage (wound packing). This is the minimum effective trauma kit, not a retail first-aid kit.
The Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT) is the US military standard tourniquet. Applied one-handed, to military-proven effectiveness specifications. If you buy nothing else, a CAT tourniquet represents the highest per-dollar life safety investment in preparedness equipment.
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