Best Rescue & Bleeding Control Kits
Looking for a bleeding control kit or rescue kit for your workplace, school or club? Browse our range of trauma, low voltage rescue and oxygen resuscitation kits here. Not sure what suits your team? We can help you choose.
When something goes wrong, the right equipment needs to be close by and easy to find. That is why these kits suit workplaces, schools, sports clubs, trainers and first aid providers, as well as households who want to be prepared.
How to choose a rescue or bleeding control kit
Start with the risk you are planning for. A trauma kit deals with serious bleeding. A low voltage rescue kit is for switchboard and electrical work areas. An oxygen kit suits a first aid room with trained staff. Think about who will use it, where it will sit, and how quickly someone can reach it.
Bleeding control kits
A bleeding control kit holds the essentials for serious bleeding in one compact pouch, such as a tourniquet, dressings and gauze. Our RapidStop kit includes a tourniquet designed for single-handed application, and the pouch clips onto a belt or pack. Keep it where people can see it and grab it fast. Training helps, so ask your first aid provider about a bleeding control course.
Low voltage rescue kits
If you work near switchboards or live electrical equipment, a low voltage rescue kit is a sensible thing to have on site. Our Regulator kits pair insulating gloves with a rescue hook, so a trained person can help without becoming part of the hazard. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your workplace's own procedures, and check the kit regularly.
Oxygen resuscitation kits
Our emergency oxygen resuscitation kit is intended for trained personnel only, such as first aiders and staff in a first aid room. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use, and make sure your team has been shown how to use it.
Why buy from us
We are a family-owned Australian business, and we like to keep things simple. You get expert guidance, fast delivery and a team that will talk through your needs, no fuss. If you also need home oxygen, see our oxygen concentrators.
Rescue and bleeding control kit FAQs
What should be in a bleeding control kit?
Most kits include a tourniquet, dressings or bandages, gauze and gloves, packed so they are quick to find. Check each product listing for the exact contents.
Do I need training to use a bleeding control kit?
Basic training is strongly recommended. It helps you act calmly and use the items correctly. Many first aid providers run short bleeding control courses.
What is in a low voltage rescue kit?
Kits generally include insulating gloves and a rescue hook, along with a case to keep them protected. Contents vary, so check each listing and follow your workplace's procedures.
How often should I check my rescue kit?
Check it regularly, and after every use, so nothing is missing, damaged or out of date. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your workplace's own inspection schedule.