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Why North American Rescue
Built around what saves lives
North American Rescue designs, develops and tests its products to the military's Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) guidelines. Its team includes former Special Operations medics, law enforcement, SWAT and EMS providers, and former senior military medical officers.
TCCC targets the three leading causes of preventable death after an injury, and NAR builds gear for each:
- Severe limb bleeding: the C-A-T tourniquet and hemostatic gauze
- Penetrating chest wounds: HyFin chest seals
- Cold and shock: the Hypothermia Prevention and Management Kit (HPMK)
We carry NAR's public-access range. Products NAR restricts to licensed medical professionals are not sold here.
Tourniquets: Help Me Choose
The C-A-T Gen 7 is the official tourniquet of the U.S. Army.
- C-A-T Gen 7: the tourniquet on its own, built for one-handed application. Black or Orange. Trainer Blue is a practice tourniquet, not for real emergencies.
- C-A-T with Rigid Case: a Black C-A-T in an injection-molded case for a duty, patrol or pistol belt.
- C-A-T with Rigid Case and Cover: the same set plus a fabric cover, in Black, Coyote, Multicam, Navy or Ranger Green.
- Rigid Case and C-A-T Holder: carry options for a tourniquet you already own.
Bleeding Control Kits: Help Me Choose
Vacuum-sealed kits with illustrated instructions, so anyone can act in the first few minutes.
- Individual Bleeding Control Kit: NAR's public-access kit, from Basic up to Advanced with Celox gauze.
- Essential Bleeding Control Kit: a C-A-T and an emergency blanket. It fills the bleeding-control gaps in workplace first aid kits (ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021).
- Bleeding Control Kit, STB: the tourniquet and hemostatic dressing technology recommended by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma.
- D-BCRK: a compact red nylon bag in Basic, Intermediate or Advanced.
- Leashed Trauma Kit: a C-A-T and a Mini Responder dressing on a MOLLE leash.
IFAKs & Every Day Carry: Help Me Choose
Personal trauma kits small enough to wear every day.
- Mini-TAK: NAR's most compact trauma platform, a MOLLE pouch designed to pair with a C-A-T (sold separately).
- M-FAK Mini First Aid Kit: half the size of the T.O.R.K., with MOLLE backing and a 3-inch belt loop.
- Nano IFAK: made with Blue Force Gear. It has an external tourniquet holder and a pull-tab insert for one-handed access.
- EDC Ankle Trauma Kit: a low-profile ankle rig with a tourniquet, for concealed carry.
- EDC Wallet Kit: a slim pocket wallet with Combat Gauze or wound-packing gauze.
Home, Vehicle & Range Kits: Help Me Choose
Bigger kits that cover everyday injuries as well as serious trauma.
- Ready Every Day (RED) Kit, Home: a red case for minor injuries and life-threatening bleeding at home.
- Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit: modular storage that separates first aid from trauma care, with shears and gloves on the outside.
- Headrest IFAK Kit: straps to most vehicle headrests for quick reach.
- Door Panel Kit: a slim kit for bleeding control and minor care that fits a door storage bin.
- Range Trauma Kit: a high-visibility orange bag for injuries at the range: wounds, burns, sprains and eye injuries.
Outdoor & Water Kits: Help Me Choose
Trauma care and everyday first aid, sealed against the weather.
- Outdoor Adventure Kit (O.A.K.): a lightweight, resealable waterproof pouch for hiking, hunting and biking.
- I-ROK and I-ROK XL: Pelican cases, waterproof to 2 m for 30 minutes (IP68) and crushproof.
- OUT-PAK: half the size of the T.O.R.K., in a rugged 500D clamshell bag.
- Trail Personnel Aid Kit (TPAK): a waist-belt kit with a C-A-T and QuikClot dressing for backpacking and ATV riding.
- Trauma and First Aid Boating Kit: an airtight, waterproof case built to exceed U.S. Coast Guard recreational boating standards.
Hemostatics, Chest Seals & Dressings
Restock your kit or build your own.
- QuikClot Z-Fold Combat Gauze: hemostatic gauze for packing wounds. It goes in the same way as standard gauze.
- Celox 5 ft Z-Fold: hemostatic gauze for minor cuts, lacerations and abrasions.
- HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal (2-pack): vented seals for penetrating chest wounds, about 25% smaller than the standard HyFin.
- Flat Emergency Trauma Dressing: a vacuum-sealed pressure bandage with no bars or hooks to fumble.
- NAR Trauma Shears: stainless steel, with a rounded tip and a serrated edge.
Hypothermia & Burn Care: Help Me Choose
Keep a casualty warm, and treat burns until help arrives.
- HPMK: TCCC-recommended. A Heat Reflective Shell plus a self-heating liner that gives up to 10 hours of dry heat with no power.
- HPMK-I (Insulated): the HPMK with an extra insulation layer that holds heat even when wet.
- Heat Reflective Shell: the wind- and rain-proof shell on its own, tested to 250+ lb.
- BurnTec Emergency Burn Kit: hydrogel burn dressings that cool for up to 24 hours. Small or Large.
- BurnTec Burn Dressing: single dressings in three sizes, for first-, second- and third-degree burns.
K-9 First Aid: Help Me Choose
For handlers who need to treat a dog before a vet can.
- K-9 Handler ROO M-FAK: a compact kit for dog and handler, with a one-handed tourniquet pouch.
- K-9 Tactical Field Kit: covers trauma, bloat, heat injury and toxic ingestion. Carry it bandolier-style, by hand or as a belly bag.
- K-9 RUF Kit: a slim trauma pack with tear-away panels, for handlers and tracking teams.
- K9 Mini Medic Kit: NAR's full K9 trauma bag, with expandable capacity and external tourniquet holders.
North American Rescue - Hypothermia Prevention Kit - Insulated
Regular price $20999Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Celox 5ft Z-Fold Hemostatic Dressing
Regular price $2789Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Expeditionary Casualty Response Kit Bag
Regular price $39999Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Hypothermia Prevention and Management Kit
Regular price $14999Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Public Access Bleeding Control Bag
Regular price $3299Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Emergency Trauma Dressing for Abdominal/Stump
Regular price $1199Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Wilderness First Aid Backpack Kit
Regular price $10099Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Gecko Grip Multi-Purpose Tape 6-Pack - Tan
Regular price $3999Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Heat Reflective Shell Insulated
Regular price $12999Unit priceNorth American Rescue - HyFin Chest Seal Dressing Combo Pack
Regular price $1899Unit priceNorth American Rescue - BurnTec Carrying Case (12x15.5 in.)
Regular price $7719Unit priceNorth American Rescue - NAR Mini Responder 4 in. ETD
Regular price $799Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Shoulder Sling IFAK Bag - Red
Regular price $7829Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Bloodborne Pathogen PPE Kit
Regular price $1599Unit priceNorth American Rescue - BurnTec Resupply Kit - Small
Regular price $12499Unit priceNorth American Rescue - Micro IFAK First Aid Kit
Regular price $15099Unit price
North American Rescue FAQ
Who is North American Rescue?
Who is North American Rescue?
North American Rescue (NAR) makes trauma and casualty-care products for the military, federal agencies, law enforcement, EMS and civilian responders. Its products are designed and tested around the military's Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) guidelines. Its staff includes former Special Operations medics, experienced law enforcement, SWAT and EMS providers, and former senior military medical officers.
Is Mountain Ready an authorized North American Rescue dealer?
Is Mountain Ready an authorized North American Rescue dealer?
Yes. We buy directly from North American Rescue, so every C-A-T, dressing and kit here is genuine NAR product. Counterfeit tourniquets are common online, so buy from an authorized dealer.
Why don't I see every NAR product?
Why don't I see every NAR product?
Some NAR items and kit levels are sold only to licensed medical professionals, who need an NPI number to order them. We carry NAR's public-access range: every product and kit level on this page can be bought without a license.
Which tourniquet should I buy?
Which tourniquet should I buy?
Start with the C-A-T Gen 7 in Black or Orange. It's the official tourniquet of the U.S. Army and is designed for one-handed self-application. Trainer Blue is a practice tourniquet: use it for training so your real one stays sealed and ready. To carry the tourniquet on a belt, choose the version with a Rigid Case.
What's the difference between an IFAK and a bleeding control kit?
What's the difference between an IFAK and a bleeding control kit?
A bleeding control kit is a sealed, single-purpose kit: usually a tourniquet, hemostatic or compressed gauze, a pressure dressing and gloves. It's built so an untrained bystander can follow the pictures. An IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) is a wearable pouch with more trauma supplies, organized for fast access on a belt, vest or pack. For home and vehicles, a larger kit such as the RED Kit or Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit covers both serious bleeding and everyday injuries.
What do Basic, Combat Gauze and Celox mean on kit options?
What do Basic, Combat Gauze and Celox mean on kit options?
Many NAR kits come in levels. Basic uses standard gauze and dressings. With Combat Gauze (QuikClot) or with Celox Gauze adds hemostatic gauze, which helps blood clot when packed into a wound. With Bleeding Control Dressing adds a QuikClot bleeding control dressing.
Do I need training to use these kits?
Do I need training to use these kits?
Bleeding control kits include illustrated instructions, but hands-on training makes a real difference. A free Stop the Bleed class teaches tourniquet use, wound packing and direct pressure in about an hour. Practice with a trainer tourniquet so your real one stays sealed.
How should I store and check my kit?
How should I store and check my kit?
Check your kits every few months. Look at expiration dates on hemostatic gauze, chest seals and burn dressings, and make sure the packaging is intact. Avoid storing kits in extreme heat or direct sun, which degrades adhesives. Vehicle kits need checking most often. Replace anything you use, including in training. NAR sells resupply kits for its IFAKs and burn kits.
