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EVERLIT Emergency Trauma Kit, CAT GEN-7 Tourniquet 36" Splint, Military Combat Tactical IFAK for First Aid Response, Critical Wounds, Severe Bleeding Control (Tan)

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At a glance

Condition
New
Color
Tan
Model
TK-002
Dimensions
6.5 x 4 x 8 in
Weight
1.8 lb
Material
Nylon
Set Name
Emergency Trauma Kit
In the box
Compressed GauzeCompression BandageSplintThermal BlanketTourniquet
Warranty
lifetime warranty

Features 4

  • Everlit Emergency Trauma Kit: Uniquely customized by U.S military VETERANS to get you well-prepared in advance to emergencies during the outdoor adventure, hunting, camping, travel, disaster, and accident. Everlit Emergency Trauma Kit is ideal for field tactical medics, police, military, combat life savers, first responders, outdoor enthusiasts and more!
  • Massive Hemorrhage and Circulatory Care: This kit contains the most use friendly, compact and popular survival and first aid supplies for massive bleeding control on the market, which includes: military combat tourniquet, tactical pressure dressing, and compressed gauze.
  • Respiratory and Hypothermia Treatment: Sealing the open chest wound seems like a no brainer for respiratory care. As a seal, a durable plastic packaging of any product in the kit can be used to seal the wound with the first aid tape. A shock often occurs after massive loss of blood, causing a drop of body temperature. The emergency thermal blanket is designed to keep body temperature warm as a treatment for hypothermia.
  • Bone Fracture Treatment: 36 Inch Splint Roll to keep your bones in position, triangle bandage and elastic bandage to wrap around and secure the limb from moving around. Together, those items are purposely selected in this kit for any bone fracture of your limbs.

Description

The patented C-A-T is a true one-handed tourniquet proven to be 100% effective by the U.S. Army’s Institute of Surgical Research. Tests proved that the CAT completely occluded blood flow of an extremity in the event of a traumatic wound with significant hemorrhage. The tactical emergency Compression Bandage is used to cover the wounds while applying relevant pressure for massive bleeding control. The aluminum core housed between the outer foam shell is substantially lighter and more flexible than other plaster or fiberglass splits. Product Included: WHO WE ARE Everlit Survival was founded by a group of Army veterans, joined by the vision of serving our community and empowering people by curating the best emergency preparedness products to address each emergency scenario. LIFE & SAFETY We deeply value life and safety more than anything. Whether you are out in the wild, on the road, or in the comfort of your own home, our products are always ready to bring you peace of mind.

Specs 10

Product Dimensions 6.5 x 4 x 8 inches; 1.8 pounds
Manufacturer EVERLIT
Brand Name EVERLIT
Number of Pieces 75
Unit Count 1 Count
Set Name Emergency Trauma Kit
Manufacturer Part Number TK-002
Item Dimensions 6.5 x 4 x 8 inches

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Top Amazon Reviews


My emergency bag
Color: Black
I was looking for an emergency bag geared towards hemorrhaging and major injuries. This is a great one. I didn't want a bag that I would open every other day for bandaid or Tylenol. I just needed something for emergencies only and this is great. I purchased it because of the CAT tourniquet, pressure dressing, and the SAM splint. Those are really all I wanted. I was pleased with the other items. The price point is great especially when you try to price out everything individually. Nice package, good size, basic setup that's easy to go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Marshall A

Very nice
Color: Black Camo
This bag is hanging in my car in case of emergency. Make sure you open it up prior to ensure everything is accessable when you need it and to familiarize yourself with the contents. I recommend it as it comes with alot of items inside and the quality is pretty good.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by ECliff1

Impressive Quality, Fiscally Responsible
Color: Black
I am nowhere close to being the pinnacle of medical knowledge, but as an EMT who works in the field of emergency preparedness and response, I am very impressed with this trauma kit. A key assumption before continuing with this review; I have not yet performed a thorough inspection of the CAT Gen-7 tourniquet, though upon a cursory review, it does appear to be legitimate and not a copy-CAT (forgive my pun). The kit is constructed very well and with good stitching. The exterior strap provides a decent amount of compression to keep the contents of the kit compact and in place. Comparing this kit with many others out on the market, I find that this kit makes some of the most financial sense, given the quality of the items included. The only things I would add to this kit are occlusive chest seals and cling/roll gauze; the latter being optional, but beneficial in extending the number of injuries or patients that can be treated by one kit by potentially being paired with the hemostatic z-fold gauze for one injury site, and using the Israeli bandage on another. I believe the next evolution of this kit does come with some of those additional items, but it also adds additional band-aids and smaller items that I don't think are necessary for this type of kit. Kit strengths: Well packed; quality (reliable) equipment; good as an IFAK or to be stored in a bleed kit/large AED case, or to be kept on a jobsite. Kit weaknesses: Somewhat large/bulky, make sure it will fit in your intended storage space. The red velcro first-aid patch has small red fibers coming off of it, a very very mild irritation. Final Thoughts: There is additional value to be found in the origin of this kit. Being an American company with an official CAT Gen-7 tourniquet is important, especially if this kit is to be used for anything other than personal use. Are other kits likely to get the job done? Probably. But when it comes to a tourniquet, is "probably" good enough? In Ukraine, many copy-CATS are being discovered. Sadly, they are discovered when the cheaper windlass fails during application in a high-stress environment. Also, it may be worth considering other means of wound disinfection beyond the included alcohol prep pads. Studies have shown that use of hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol can harm tissue and delay healing. In emergency situations, it should still do the job, just bear this in mind. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by FBI Listening Post #9

Pretty decent basic trauma IFAK. Could use a few additional items for use in a firearms context.
Color: Tan
Reasonably complete field trauma IFAK (not to be confused with a general first aid kit or emergency survival kit). Has most of the basics and instructions a non-trained individual could use for immediate attention to a significant trauma prior to the arrival of first responders, involving a single injured individual. The tourniquet is of a branding I haven’t seen before, but upon inspection seems like a decent quality CAT. Field pouch is of appropriate size and quality construction, with all the necessary organizational features. Could be a tad more compacted, but that’s not a big deal. There’s enough internal space to add in an additional item or two you may wish to have in a trauma kit geared towards a firearms ND/accident context. I added a pack of chitosan-based hemostatic gauze and a 2-pack of HyFin chest seals for the sake of completeness without overloading the pouch. Would’ve been nice if those had been included, but that may not have been feasible at the price point. If you’re looking for a reasonably priced compact emergency trauma kit that isn’t just filled with a bunch of superfluous stuff like Bandaids, alcohol swabs and plain gauze/bandages or burdened with more advanced airway, decompression, suturing gear which shouldn’t really be used by anyone without medic/EMT training unless you are truly hours away from help, you could do worse than Everlit. They seem to know what they’re doing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2020 by Jason

Hope I never have to use it, but feel confident it will be there to save someone
Color: Black Camo
I have not needed to use it. But I have opened it and check everything out. The pamphlet indicates there may be some mouth to mouth gear in their but there is not. I may have misread it, several times. I was in the Army for 8 years. 1 in Vietnam. I had the basic first aid every soldier gets and learned more advanced medical help OJT, picking up seriously wounded. The need for quick first aid was great, even with Dustoff medivacs. There were times they were not there or we were a lot closer (was a slick crew chief - Viet vets know who that is). But the CAT looks great. I would like to open it and the compression bandage and show my wife how to use them, but fear I would never get to put them back. I am also a retired Dallas TX Police Officer and had many occasions to render serious injury first aid. Fortunately Dallas had a tremendous Fire Department which included paramedics, so the amount of time I was required to help was short, the longest time was 8 minutes. This is compact, light weight, easy to attach to molle rigging or as my truck around the headrest so I can pull the unit off real quick. Best I have found and a tremendous after looking at all the dinky first aid kits. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by sher

Everlit IFAK.
Color: Tan
I’ve been running this kit for over 2 years now. I have it mounted on my headrest in my vehicle. All the products are very good quality and name brand. I’ve added plenty more supplies to fit my line of work and use, and this pack has the room for it. It added some weight but that didn’t affect how I have it mounted on the head rest. Well worth the money. Top notch kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Cody

Very good emergency BLS kit
Color: OD Green
This is well stocked basic life support first aid kit. Good value. Very pleased
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Kindle Customer

I like it.
Color: Black
Has everything you need, compact so be careful when taking the items out for inspection. It can be tough to put back together. Fits well in a Molle system on a back pack or a chest rig.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Matthew Wirtes
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