Expedition Trauma Kit

Some missions demand a kit that's small enough to disappear but loaded enough to handle whatever happens. The Expedition Trauma Kit was designed specifically for that gap — combining the concealability of the Shield with the full trauma capability of the Low Vis Deployment 2.

Compact enough to pocket. Capable enough to save a life. The ETK goes where full-size kits can't, without leaving anything critical behind.

•      Engineered at the intersection of two proven kits. The ETK takes the pocket-sized form factor of the Shield Trauma Kit and expands it to carry the hemorrhage, airway, and respiration load of the Low Vis Deployment 2. It's not a compromise — it's the result of deliberate engineering to serve operators who need full capability in minimal space.

•      Fully waterproof RF-welded vinyl shell. Designed for demanding operational environments — from mountain expeditions to maritime operations. The vinyl shell is waterproof, stays flexible in extreme temperatures, and eliminates the bulk and moisture absorption of traditional nylon pouches.

•      External pocket for immediate-access items. The ETK includes an external pocket for staging your most time-critical items — a tourniquet, gloves, or anything you need before you even open the main kit. When seconds matter, that separation is deliberate.

•      NPA Jelly included. A small addition that matters. Proper NPA insertion requires lubrication — the ETK includes it as standard, because the field isn't the place to improvise.

•      Configured for the injuries that kill. Every item maps to Massive Hemorrhage, Airway, and Respiration — the three leading causes of preventable combat death.

GOVERNMENT CONTRACT VEHICLES

The ETK is available through multiple federal procurement channels:

•      GSA: Contract # GS-07F-5965P  |  Part #: ETK

•      DAPA: Part #: ETK

•      ECAT: Part #: ETK

•      FedMall: Part #: ETK

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•      Hemostatic Gauze — major hemorrhage control

•      Z-Fold Gauze — wound packing

•      Elastic Bandage — pressure dressing

•      Occlusive Dressing x2 — penetrating chest wound sealing

•      Decompression Needle — tension pneumothorax intervention

•      NPA — nasopharyngeal airway adjunct

•      NPA Jelly — proper airway insertion lubrication

•      Tape

•      Nitrile Gloves — barrier protection

•      Casualty Card — TCCC documentation

•      Sharpie — time/tourniquet documentation

•      2" Safety Pins x2

•      Eye Shield

•      External Pocket — for immediate-access staging