QuikClot Belt Trauma Kit

The QuikClot Belt Trauma Kit is a compact, lightweight, wearable holder that is a cost-effective way to add another layer of safety to your daily routine.

Z-Medica
September 26, 2018

QuikClot Belt Trauma Kit (Photo: Z-Medica)QuikClot Belt Trauma Kit (Photo: Z-Medica)

The QuikClot Belt Trauma Kit is a compact, lightweight, wearable holder that is a cost-effective way to add another layer of safety to your daily routine. It fits up to a 2-inch belt and can be rotated 90 degrees to make room for other gear. Contents include QuikClot Combat Gauze LE, pressure dressing, and gloves.

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