"Major Bleeding, Burns, Fractures, Eye Wounds, Chest Wounds, Shock & Casualty Evacuation"
One bag, a whole scene covered. The MCRK is built for the moment one IFAK isn't enough — a mass shooting, a multi-vehicle wreck, a school emergency, a workplace incident, a large event, or a group training accident. Genuine NAR components treat up to 10 people — five tourniquets, five chest seal packs, eight pressure dressings, and ten compressed gauze — so severe bleeds get full coverage while lighter wounds across additional casualties are still covered. Add in shared hemostatic gauze, a casualty evacuation litter, splinting, burn, eye, and shock supplies, all in one grab-and-go trauma bag. Illustrated instructions included so even untrained bystanders can start treatment immediately. Keep one in your vehicle, church, school, workplace, event staging area, or job site.
Key Features
- 5x NAR Gen 7 CAT Tourniquets — Proven 100% effective by the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research for stopping extremity bleeding
- 5x HyFin Compact Chest Seal Twin Packs — Vented seals treat entry and exit wounds from penetrating chest trauma
- 8x Responder ETD (4" Flat) — Pressure dressings with hook & loop closure for hemorrhage control across the group
- 10x NAR Compressed Gauze (4.5"x4.1yd) — Vacuum-sealed, high-absorption gauze for wound packing
- 5x QuikClot Hemostatic Gauze (4x4) — For severe bleeding not controlled by standard gauze alone
- 1x QuikLitter — Non-rigid, disposable casualty evacuation litter
- 2x SAM Splint II — Moldable splints for fracture stabilization
- 4x Burn Dressings (5x10) — Cooling, non-adherent coverage for burn injuries
- 2x Eye Shields — Protects against fragmentation and debris injury to the eyes
- 4x Survival Blankets, 2x Trauma Shears, 5x Pair Nitrile Gloves, 2x Surgical Tape — Shock prevention, clothing removal, and dressing security across the group
- 3x Permanent Markers — For recording tourniquet application time, critical for downstream medical care
- 2x Triangular Bandages — Slings, splint securing, and additional wound wrapping
- Step-by-Step Instructions — Illustrated guide allows untrained personnel to provide life-saving care
- EMT Bag (Red or Black) — Rugged trauma bag matching your AS-FAK/E-FAK color line, with dedicated compartments and pockets to stay organized under stress
Ideal For
- Schools and classrooms
- Churches and places of worship
- Workplaces and job sites
- Public events and gatherings
- Vehicles and fleet safety kits
- Gun Ranges and Training Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who is this kit designed for? A: The MCRK is built for anyone who might face more than one casualty at once — school safety teams, church and workplace safety teams, event security, job sites, or vehicles carrying groups. Where a standard IFAK covers one person, the MCRK covers up to ten.
Q: How is this different from a standard IFAK? A: A standard IFAK is built for one casualty — one tourniquet, one chest seal, one dressing. The MCRK scales that same level of care across an entire group, plus adds a casualty evacuation litter, splinting, burn, and eye protection that single-person kits don't carry.
Q: How does one kit treat up to 10 people? A: Severe bleeding and chest trauma cases get full coverage — 5 tourniquets, 5 chest seals. Lighter wounds are covered by 8 pressure dressings and 10 compressed gauze, extending care across additional casualties. This mirrors how professional mass-casualty kits allocate supplies: full intervention where it's critical, shared coverage where it's not.
Q: Do I need training to use this kit? A: The kit includes step-by-step illustrated instructions so untrained bystanders can begin providing care immediately. Because it treats multiple casualties, we strongly recommend a Stop The Bleed course for anyone who may deploy this kit, and ideally more than one trained person on scene.
Q: Where should I keep this kit? A: Ideal for vehicles, security offices, school and church safety teams, workplaces, event staging areas, gyms, and job sites. The bag is sized to grab and carry quickly, not to sit forgotten in a closet.