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TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK

TRAUMA RESPONSE FEILD PACK. Two product pouches for wound care are displayed on sandy desert ground with a blurred outdoor background. The larger pouch on the left is labeled 'MAJOR TRAUMA' and the smaller pouch on the right is labeled 'THERMAL INJURY'.

The components of the TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK. A comprehensive first aid kit laid out on a white background, containing various medical supplies such as bandages, wound closures, a tourniquet, scissors, and printed instruction sheets.

Major Trauma Field Kit packaging with green and black design on a white background

The TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK. Wound care pouches on a light gray background: a larger black and green 'Major Trauma' pouch on the left and a smaller black and green 'Thermal Injury Field Pack' pouch on the right.

THERMAL INJURY FIELD KIT in a desert background with cinematic blurring of distant hills.

Complete Trauma and Burn Response

Trauma Response Field Pack (TRFP)

Two physician-built kits for bleeding control and burn care in one pack.

The Major Trauma Field Kit and the Thermal Injury Field Kit, bundled as one trauma response system. Hospital-grade supplies for life-threatening bleeding, airway compromise, open chest wounds, and first- through third-degree burns. All sealed in durable packaging.

Two complete FIELD KITS - the MAJOR TRAUMA FIELD KIT and the THERMAL INJURY FIELD KIT – in one package.
C-A-T tourniquet, compressed gauze, vented chest seals, and nasopharyngeal airway for bleeding control and airway management.
Burnshield® hydrogel burn dressing and gel packets for first- through third-degree burns.
Hospital-grade components, sealed in resealable mylar pouches that drop into any load-out, vehicle, or IFAK setup.
Physician-built, designed, printed, and assembled in the U.S.A.

What’s Included

(1) Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T).
(2) NAR Compressed Gauze.
(1) Nasopharyngeal airway.
(1) HyFin Vent Chest Seal (Twin Pack).
(1) Trauma shears.
(1) Elastic bandage 4".
(1) Triangular bandage.
(1) Tape roll 2" × 1.5 yards.
(1) Hydrogel burn dressing 4″ × 4″.
(2) Hydrogel burn gel packets 3.5 mL.
(1) Triangular bandage 40″ × 40″ × 56″.
(1) Specialty gauze roll 4″ × 72″.
(2) Non-adherent petrolatum dressings 3″ × 9″.
(2) Sterile gauze pads 3″ × 3″.
(2) Transparent dressings 4″ × 4.8″.
(1) Pictorial instruction insert.
(2) Resealable mylar pouches — keep out dust, debris, and water.

$81.75

Ships within 2 business days

Cadre Approved

Both kits contain equipment curated by our team of field-experienced subject matter experts: civilian physicians, Army healthcare providers, Special Forces medics, and Ranger medics.

Two Kits, One System

The MTFK targets life-threatening bleeding, airway management, and chest injury; the TIFK dresses first- through third-degree burns. Together, one pack covers the leading treatable field emergencies.

Medical Grade, Travel Ready

Professional lifesaving equipment from well-respected companies, durably packaged in resealable mylar envelopes.

Education

Understanding trauma and burn care at the point of injury

Massive Hemorrhage

Life-threatening bleeding is the leading preventable cause of death after a major injury. Rapid control with a tourniquet, wound packing and compressive bandages, when applied in a timely manner, saves lives.

Airway and Breathing

Once bleeding is controlled, a patent airway and an intact chest support ventilation. A nasopharyngeal airway and a vented chest seal address two common, correctable problems.

Stop and cool the burn, Clean (if able), Then Cover

Stop the burning process and cool the area with clean, potable, room-temperature water. Cooling early limits how deep the injury progresses. Wash with soap and water or thorughoughly rinse. Then cover with a non-adherent or hydrogel dressing to protect the wound and alleviate pain. The kit pairs Burnshield® hydrogel with non-adherent and transparent dressings for exactly this sequence.

Assess, Stabilize, and Move

Dressings, bandages, and tape secure wounds and the pictorial insert’s Rule of Nines helps estimate burn size. Gauge severity and move toward the next level of care confidently.

This information is educational. It is not medical advice and does not establish a physician-patient relationship. Always seek professional medical care, and train on these skills before you need them.

Simple Process

How to use the Trauma Response Field Pack

This pack contains professional grade medical supplies to treat bleeding and burns.

Stop the Bleed

Apply the C-A-T tourniquet to a bleeding limb, ideally 2-3 inches above the source of bleeding and never over a joint. Pack the wound with compressed gauze and wrap with a compressive bandage.

Open the Airway

If the patient is unresponsive but breathing, use a head-tilt-chin-lift or jaw thrust maneuver to open the airway. If indicated, place the nasopharyngeal airway to help keep the airway open.

Seal the Chest

For an open chest wound, apply a HyFin vent chest seal over the site.

Cool and Cover the Burn

For thermal injuries, stop the burning process and cool the area with clean, potable, room-temperature water, never ice. Rinse or wash with soap and water. Apply the Burnshield® hydrogel dressing or gel, then cover with a non-adherent or transparent dressing.

Dress, Secure, and Move

Cover remaining wounds, secure dressings, and move to definitive care.

This content is intended as educational material only. It is not medical advice, nor does it constitute a physician-patient relationship. There is no substitute for training. If you are not a trained medical professional, start with Red Cross First Aid, and American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed training. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for each component.

Built for you

Who the TRFP is for

The TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK is built for anyone who may be first on scene when serious injury happens when you are hours or days away from a hospital or doctor. The road, the job site, the range, the backcountry. Literally anywhere humans go, Austere Medicine Consultants lets you take medical capability with you.

Prepared parents

Overlanders

Outdoor adventurers

First responders and military

Corporate duty of care

Workplaces and job sites

Shooting sports

Industrial, oil, and gas workers

Don’t wait

Why preparedness matters

Major trauma and serious burns are life threatening and require immediate attention. In the minutes after an injury, the people already on scene make the difference. But only if they have the right tools within reach, and know how to use them.

The TRFP stages hospital-grade trauma kit and burn kit supplies in two sealed, grab-and-go pouches, so your load-out, vehicle, or fixed position is prepared. That’s MEDICINE. ANYWHERE.

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What’s inside the pack

1×	Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T) Windlass tourniquet for life-threatening limb hemorrhage.
2×	NAR Compressed Gauze High-density gauze for wound packing and hemorrhage control.
1×	Nasopharyngeal Airway Helps maintain an open airway in an unresponsive patient.
1×	HyFin Vent Chest Seal (Twin Pack) Vented seals for open chest wounds — entry and exit.
1×	Trauma Shears Cut away clothing to expose injuries quickly.
1×	Elastic Bandage 4" Conforming wrap to secure dressings and apply pressure.
1×	Triangular Bandage Versatile sling, swathe, or improvised dressing.
1×	Tape Roll 2" × 1.5 Yards Secures dressings, seals, and airways in place.
1×	Hydrogel Burn Dressing 4″ × 4″ Burnshield® sterile trauma hydrogel dressing — cools, soothes, and covers the burn.
2×	Hydrogel Burn Gel Packets 3.5 mL Single-use Burnshield® hydrogel for smaller burns or topping up a dressing.
1×	Triangular Bandage 40″ × 40″ × 56″ Secures dressings or doubles as an arm sling.
1×	Specialty Gauze Roll 4″ × 72″ Conforming roll to wrap and hold dressings in place.
2×	Non-Adherent Petrolatum Dressings 3″ × 9″ Won’t stick to the wound — gentle removal during dressing changes.
2×	Sterile Gauze Pads 3″ × 3″ Sterile pads for cleaning, padding, and absorption.
2×	Transparent Dressings 4″ × 4.8″ Breathable film dressing that protects while letting you monitor the wound.
1×	Pictorial Instruction Insert Directions for use, burn-degree assessment, Rule of Nines, and suggested-use diagrams.
1×	Resealable Mylar Pouch Durable and heat-sealed — keeps out dust, debris, and water.

Two resealable, mylar-sealed pouches. MTFK: sized to fit most IFAK pouches, including the Ferro Roll 1. TIFK: approx. 6″ × 8″ × 2″, approx. 4.8 oz. · Designed, printed, and assembled in the U.S.A.

Our why

Why we created the TRFP

The team behind Austere Medicine Consultants and AMC Medicine LTD has spent years operating in environments where the nearest hospital was hours away, or didn’t exist at all. Current practice of medicine contributes to our ongoing refinement of everything we offer. This experience, and strong shared values, means prioritizing the needs of you, our patients, and our customers.

AMC feels everyone should have access to the equipment necessary for immediate trauma response while maximizing value. Severe bleeding and serious burns are the two field emergencies where the first minutes, and the right supplies, shape the outcome. The TRFP pairs the MTFK and the TIFK so both are staged together: field medicine, built by doctors, for the kind of person who refuses to be a liability. The Professional Prepared Citizen; who shows up competent, prepared, and an asset to their community. That’s who we build for. If that’s you, you already belong here.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions — TRFP

What’s inside the Trauma Response Field Pack?

The TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK contains two complete FIELD KITS: the Major Trauma Field Kit (MTFK), a bleeding control kit with a C-A-T tourniquet, compressed gauze, compression dressing, vented chest seals, and a nasopharyngeal airway. And the Thermal Injury Field Kit (TIFK), a burn first aid kit built around Burnshield® hydrogel dressings and gel. Seventeen components in two sealed mylar pouches.

What does the TRFP treat?

It targets the leading survivable threats in the field: life-threatening bleeding, airway compromise, open chest wounds, and first- through third-degree burns. This med kit empowers you with tools to control hemorrhage, support ventilation, and properly address burns.

Why buy the bundle instead of the kits separately?

One order stages both capabilities together. Trauma and burns share the same environments: vehicles, ranges, job sites, wildfire country. The TRFP keeps the trauma kit and the burn kit packed side by side so there’s no gap when it counts. And bundling saves an average of 7% of the retail price if purchased separately.

Will it fit my IFAK, pack, or vehicle kit?

Maybe! It depends on what pouch you run. Both kits are sealed flat in mylar pouches designed to fit most IFAK pouches, including the Spritius Fanny Sak, the Ferro Roll 1, and any number of medical pouches. They easily fit into a ruck, carr-on or glove box. Keep them together in a fixed position..

Do I need a prescription?

No. Both kits in the pack are non-prescription. Order it, keep it packed, and it’s ready when you need it.

Should I put ice on a burn?

No. Ice and ice water can deepen the injury. Use cool (not cold) clean water to bring the heat down, then cover the wound.

When should I seek medical care?

Seek care for burns to the face, hands, feet, joints, or genitals; large or full-thickness (third-degree) burns; signs of infection such as spreading redness, pus, or fever; or any trouble breathing.

What’s included, and what does it cost?

One pack, one price. See “What’s inside the pack” above for all seventeen components. Ships within 2 business days.

Train Up

Gear Is Half the Equation

We can’t all be neurosurgeons — but everyone can get quality First Aid and Stop the Bleed training. Pair your kit with the skills to use it.

American Red Cross — Take a Class ACS Stop the Bleed

The American Red Cross and ACS Stop the Bleed are independent organizations and are not affiliated with us.

One pack. Both emergencies.

Severe bleeding and serious burns are survivable when the right tools are on hand when you need them.

Drop the TRAUMA RESPONSE FIELD PACK into your load-out, vehicle, or fixed position and have hospital-grade trauma and burn supplies staged the moment they’re needed.

Add to Cart — $81.75

Single option · No prescription required · Ships within 2 business days

TRFP $81.75 · Trauma Response Field Pack (TRFP)