Milsim/HEAT training materials (stop the bleeding)

Due to relocation abroad and the closure of our team and side business as instructing groups (ALS/PHTLS, TECC, HEAT, Offshore EMTT), I am offering several medical training items and Care Under Fire (CUF) materials for sale.

These materials were previously used during large airsoft events as preparation material for TECC and bleeding control training sessions and are now offered as surplus training equipment.

What’s the point of wearing an IFAK if you don’t know how to use it?

They are suitable for explaining and practicing:

 The difference between kaolin and chitosan-based hemostatic agents
-  Effective vs. ineffective wound packing techniques
-  Vented vs. non-vented chest seals
 - Different types of tourniquets

They are also suitable for MilSim and airsoft training scenarios.

All materials offered are brand new and still sealed..

 For education, demonstration and role-playing purposes only.

 Not sold as medical advice or guaranteed operational deployment equipment.

Expiration dates range from 2023 to 2028. Items past expiration date are suitable for training purposes only. 
Multiple items available.

Please note: I am not a wholesaler, supplier, or official distributor. 
This is a private sale of remaining materials due to stopping my instruction and airsoft activities.

It is possible to assemble a customized kit based on your specific needs (subject to availability).

 Target audience: MilSim airsoft players, journalists, preppers, training groups, and others interested in high-quality medical training equipment.

All items are A-brand products (e.g. North American Rescue, Celox, CAT Gen 7 Tourniquet, SAM Chest Seal).

Complete sets range from €50 to €150.

Example of a kit €100: TQ CAT-7, vented chest seal, wound packing gauze, hemostatic gauze, scissors, casualty card, nitrile gloves, pressure bandage.

 Kit €70: TQ, chest seal, wound packing gauze, pressure bandage.

For advanced training setups: stretchers, Blizzard blankets, IV/IO training materials, CPR mannequins, AED trainers.