Blue Force Gear // Micro Trauma Kit Now

Introducing | The BFG Inc. Micro Trauma Kit Now

Today we at AMNB want to point your attention at a small piece of gear everyone should call his own. The Blue Force Gear Inc. Micro Trauma Kit Now. Introduced to public at SHOT Show 2017, this new Medical Kit from BFG Inc. is low-vis and lightweight and so it allows the user to carry it with him at all times.

Facing at all the crime, terrorism and active shooters we hear about each and every day on the news, medical training and medical EDC kits are becoming a necessary thing in todays life and not only for combat, range or tactical training needs.

Learn about the Micro Trauma Kit Now and read the facts below.

The Micro TKN is designed to be worn horizontally with minimal bulk — perfect for everyday carry, for law enforcement professionals, prepared citizens, or in low-profile mission sets. The inner carrier can be deployed with one hand or one finger from either the left or right side by pulling the BLIP featured pull tabs. The Micro TKN consists of two main components – the outer MOLLE or Belt mounted pouch utilizing the Ten-Speed technology, and a removable insert that keeps medical supplies organized.

The front of the outer pouch features a laser cut cross with several signal indicators – a black insert, red insert, or highly reflective glow-in-the-dark insert. Then end user can decide which indicator will work best for their use or leave all the inserts out for a pattern matched front for maximum concealability.

FILL INSTRUCTIONS

Fold and Stack (top to bottom)

The Micro Trauma Kit NOW!™ is available in several variations with or without medical supplies.

The “filled” version contains:

1) QuickClot Combat Gauze
2) HyFin Vent Chest Seal (2 seals included)
3) Cleer Medical Trauma Bandage 4” Flat Pack
4) Decompression needle
5) Six 2” x9” Frog Tape
6) Size 28 Nasopharyngeal Airway
7) Heavy Duty Medical Gloves in tan (1 pair)

For those wanting to fill an “empty” Micro TKN with their own supplies – be advised the pouch is very small and difficult to load with off the shelf trauma dressings or other components. The filled pouch is roughly the same size as a 6″ Israeli bandage in the original packaging.