Rhino Rescue Drop Leg IFAK A first in South Africa! Kit Contents 1 x Rhino Rescue Drop Leg Bag (Tan) 1 x Rhino Rescue Tactical Tourniquet 1 x Rhino Rescue Vented Chest seal 1 x Rhino Rescue Non-vented Chest seal 1 x Rhino Rescue Soluble Hemostatic Gauze 1 x Rhino Rescue 4″ Emergency Bandage 1 x Rhino Rescue Compressed Gauze 1 x Combat Tape (5cm * 2.5m) 1 x Crepe Bandage (7.5cm * 4.5m) 1 x Trauma Scissors (19cm) 1 x Pair Nitrile Gloves (L) 1 x Nasopharyngeal Airway 28F 1 x Protective Eye Shield 1 x Emergency Blanket 1 x Marker Introducing the Rhino Rescue Drop Leg IFAK Be prepared for any emergency with the exclusive Rhino Rescue Drop Leg IFAK, designed for rapid response for the prepared first responder. This design prioritizes functionality and safety and features a dual strap for the IFAK to be secured to your upper thigh, freeing up valuable real estate on the belt line! Immediate Access to Vital Supplies Our thoughtfully organized kit offers a quick pull-out panel design for easy, one-handed access to medical essentials. Retrieve any supply within 3 seconds using the quick pull strip, making emergency self-help faster and more efficient. Premium Quality Equipment From tourniquets to nitrile gloves, this kit is fully equipped for handling CPR, major bleeding, and bone injuries. Housed in a durable, high-quality bag, it withstands extreme conditions to be your reliable emergency companion. Adaptable Carry System Durable MOLLE straps, and an elasticated retention strap allow the wearer to hang the IFAK off a MOLLE compatible battle belt before using the wide elasticated retention strap to securely fix the IFAK to the wearers thigh. Hemorrhage Control Tourniquet, Emergency trauma bandage, hemostatic gauze and compressed gauze are effective to control massive bleeding in first aid. Airway Management The vented chest seal is applied for immediate treatment of penetrating injuries to the chest, preventing lung collapse while a non-vented chest seal can be used to treat the corresponding exit wound. An NPA (nasopharyngeal airway) with lubricants can be inserted through the nasal passage down into the posterior pharynx to secure an open airway of the casualty.
