Bleed Control Kit

Description

When emergencies strike, rapid blood loss can be a critical issue that requires immediate attention. In these critical moments, acting swiftly to control bleeding can mean the difference between life and death. Whether from an accident, natural disaster, or act of violence, severe bleeding is a leading cause of preventable death. Traumamed Solutions understands the urgency of these situations, which is why we’re honoured to partner with The Daniel Baird Foundation to make a high-quality bleed control kit available for purchase.

The Daniel Baird Foundation was established in memory of Daniel Baird, whose life was tragically cut short by knife violence. This partnership reflects our commitment to empowering communities, organisations, and individuals to take lifesaving action in emergencies. Our bleed control kits are carefully designed for ease of use, recognising that people who arrive first on the scene may not have any formal medical training. Every item within the kit is selected to help even untrained responders control bleeding until professional medical help arrives.

Each bleed control kit is equipped with essential tools, including tourniquets, bandages, and other medical-grade supplies to efficiently manage blood loss. These kits are fully registered and compliant with the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) standards, ensuring that they meet the highest levels of safety and effectiveness.

Traumamed Solutions believes that empowering individuals to act confidently in emergency situations can save lives. By making these kits widely available, we’re providing people with the tools they need to make a real difference in critical moments. Together with The Daniel Baird Foundation, we are working toward a future where no life is lost due to uncontrolled bleeding simply because the right resources weren’t available.

To learn more about the Daniel Baird Charity and its mission, please use the following links:

• The Daniel Baird Foundation – TMS
• The Daniel Baird Foundation – Official Link