This 5ive Star Gear® Emergency Blanket is an ultra-light, warm, full protection blanket for any survivalist or outdoorsman. It all starts with a material that reflects 90% of your body heat and also offers protection against wind, rain, or cold. If you're forced to spend the unexpected night outdoors, hop under this blanket as soon as the temperature drops and instantly improve the odds in your favor.; Features Large enough to cover the average person from head to toe, yet folds small enough to easily fit in a pocket Reflective material retains up to 90% of body heat to aid in the prevention of hypothermia and shock Can also reflect sun for cooling in hot climates when used as a shelter Windproof and waterproof High visibility outer shell makes the user easy to spot by search and rescue 52” x 84”

The North American Rescue Emergency Survival Wrap is the ideal solution for a small, lightweight survival wrap as it balances performance, durability, and size. The wrap reflects up to 90% of radiant body heat and is constructed of a combination of mylar and a tear resistant polyethylene fabric material. The wrap is wind and waterproof, further aiding in retaining warmth. The high-visibility, reversible orange and silver color helps rescuers find you during an emergency situation. The North American Rescue Emergency Survival Wrap is an essential piece of equipment in a compact package to help maintain body heat.

The TacMed™ Emergency Bivvy provides an emergency shelter in a small, compact, and tough package. The TacMed™ Bivvy is made with a revolutionary material that is tough enough for any mission, yet light and compact enough to take up minimal room in an aid bag, go bag, or even a cargo pocket. The Bivvy's outside surface is coyote brown for concealment while the inside surface has a thermally efficient heat-reflective coating. There are taped Velcro closures for head-to-toe maximum heat retention. The Bivvy can also be used for emergency patient warming. Go ahead and don't add one to your kit. Because two hour missions and call-outs NEVER turn into all night, or multi-night ordeals, and when they do, the weather will be perfect...Overall Dimensions: 48" wide x 84" long

The ReadyHeat blanket utilized proprietary technology and all natural ingredients to deliver continuous and consistent warming. This product is part of US military protocol and carried by every US Army Medic. It can be used as an evacuation litter in an emergency situation, as it can hold a patient up to 250 lb. As an individual unit, The Ready Heat Blanket's self-heating, 4-cell liner provides 10 hours of continuous dry heat up to 125°F (52°C). WARNING: DO NOT PLACE DIRECTLY ON EXPOSED SKIN.

Recommended by CoTCCC for the prevention of hypothermia during casualty care, the patented HPMK® with reinforced Heat Reflective Shell is strong, flexible, lightweight & impervious to wind & rain. The HRS™, the kit’s ruggedized outer shell, is constructed of a 4-ply, composite fabric with a protected non-conductive reflective layer that provides excellent thermal insulation. Rapid 360° access to the casualty with minimal exposure to the elements is achieved through the use of 1.5 in. continuous Velcro® closures located along the perimeter of the covering. The HRS™ also features a built-in hood, fluid absorption pad & top-to-bottom tapered shape to maximize isothermal capabilities. The heat-generating source of the HPMK® is a self-heating, oxygen-activated shell liner designed to sustain 10 hours of continuous dry heat (no external power supply required). This low cube kit is vacuum-packaged in a rugged, pliable pouch featuring NAR’s Red Tip Technology® with tabs that allow easy access and rapid deployment.  Features: TCCC-recommended hypothermia prevention solution Sustains 10 hours of continuous dry heat with oxygen-activated, self-heating liner (no external power supply required) Provides excellent thermal insulation with multi-layer composite construction of its outer shell (HRS™) Tapered shape, built-in hood and 360° Velcro® closures maximize isothermal capabilities. Reinforced and weight tested to support 250+ lb Contents: 1 x Heat Reflective Shell (HRS™) with built-in hood 1 x Self-heating shell liner 1 x Plastic vacuum bag Dimensions: Packaged (HPMK®): H 6.75 in. x W 10.5 in. x D 5.5 in. Weight (HPMK®): 3 lb. 8 oz Heat Reflective Shell (Open): L 78 in. x W 43 in.

Building on the success of the CoTCCC recommended HPMK®, the new patent-pending HPMK-I™ (Insulated) with reinforced Heat Reflective Shell - Insulated™ is strong, flexible, lightweight & impervious to wind & rain, now fully insulated to meet new CoTCCC guidelines.   The HRS-I™, the kit’s ruggedized outer shell, is constructed of a 5-ply, composite fabric with a protected non-conductive reflective layer and NEW insulation layer that provides additional excellent thermal retention. Rapid 360° access to the casualty with minimal exposure to the elements is achieved through the use of 1.5 in. continuous hook and loop closures located along the perimeter of the covering.   The HRS-I™ also features an INSULATED top-to-bottom tapered shape to maximize isothermal capabilities. The heat-generating source of the HPMK-I™ is a self-heating, oxygen- activated 4-Cell Ready Heat blanket designed to sustain up to 10 hours of continuous dry heat (no external power supply required). This low cube kit is vacuum packaged in a rugged, pliable pouch featuring NAR’s Red Tip Technology® with tabs that allow easy access and rapid deployment.   The new top & bottom insulation layers exceed the insulation value of the Army Module Sleep System Patrol Bag. This insulation is highly compressible but also has excellent rebound after opening. The added insulation is also hydrophobic and will not retain fluids or additional liquid weight.   Kit Contents: 1 x Heat Reflective Shell-Insulated (HRS-I™) with built-in hood 1 x Ready Heat 4 Cell Blanket 1x Plastic Vacuum Bag Dimensions: Packaged - H 8 in. x W 11 in. x D 6 in. Weight: 4 lbs 14 oz Heat Reflective Shell-Insulated™ (HRS-I™) (Open): L 78 in. x W 43 in.  

The TACMED Helios System is an ultra-compact hypothermia prevention system that comes in two versions (one of which includes the Medi-Heat air-activated heating pad and two covers) allowing for varying levels of heat retention without hindering patient accessibility. Hypothermia prevention and management is a key component in the fight to prevent the onset of the lethal triad of acidosis, hypothermia, and coagulopathy. Failure to manage this condition early in the treatment process can reduce patient survivability and further complicate the treatment process. The Helios® System was developed to provide the care provider with an ultra-compact, lightweight, modular system that allows varying levels of heat retention while still allowing patient accessibility.  The Active Warming variant includes the Medi-Heat heating pad which provides up to 12 hours of active warming activity.Features:  This two-piece system allows different levels of coverage to accommodate time available and the tactical situation  Easy-load casualty bag lays flat and is adjustable to fit most sizes of casualties  Complete casualty access  Blanket anchors protect against rotor wash and high winds by securing the system to most litters  High visibility pocket for placement of STAT cards or other triage cards 

The TacMed™ IV Evaporative Cooling System (IVECS™) was developed to prevent IV fluids from reaching excessively hot and potentially dangerous temperatures. Hot fluids are counter-productive when treating heat casualties. When operating in a desert or any low humidity hot environment, this becomes a serious concern. The IVECS’ efficient design maintains fluids at a safe temperature for up to 18 hours without additional cooling assistance. The cooling systems are cost effective and re-usable. They can easily be converted to a pressure infuser with the addition of a standard blood pressure cuff. It will accommodate both 500ml and 1000ml bags. The IVECS™ provides an effective, power free means of delivering IV fluids at a safe temperature under adverse conditions and in harsh climates. HOW DOES IT WORK? The IVECS™ does not need to be cooled prior to inserting the IV bag. The only step required is to soak the pouch for approximately 15 minutes. It is not like a cold pack that absorbs or transfers heat energy from one mass to another to cool. The pouch cools through the method of evaporation. The temperature is controlled by the movement of water in the form of gas traveling over the surface area of the IV bag. While the circulation of air around the bag is important to allow maximum efficiency, it is not required. The IVECS™ is an essential piece of equipment for any care provider operating in extreme conditions. According to guidelines established by the leading authority on patient care and safety in the US, fluids stored at ambient temperatures in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other desert areas around the world are not maintained at a safe temperature. The average daily temperatures in these areas can be in excess of 54º C (130º F). Other studies indicate that the administration of fluids at temperatures exceeding 52.2º C (126º F) can damage tissue and blood cells. While forward surgical units, combat support hospitals, and vehicle-based health care providers have the ability to store fluids at safe temperatures, the combat medic or wilderness medical provider do not. Recent reports from Iraq have shown the IVECS™ to maintain fluids at temperatures well below the established maximum. One soldier reported a temperature of 35.5 C (96º F). This demonstrates the impact of the addition of a light breeze and occasional shade, which make the IVECS™ even more effective. Tests conducted by USAMRMC (US Army Medical Research & Material Command) proved the IVECS™ is effective in extremely harsh, unrealistic conditions. The bag was tested over a period of 13.5 hours at a temperature of 54º C (130º F) and a maximum of 5% humidity with no wind. The chart below displays the results of the test. Within 2.5 hours, the control bag was already at an ambient temperature of 54º C (130º F). The bag stored in the IVECS™ was only 43.3º C (110º F) and then began a very slow climb to a maximum temperature of 50º C (122º F), four degrees below the maximum recommended temperature for blood products and fluids.NSN # 6515-01-530-7024

The reinforced Heat Reflective Shell (HRS™) from North American Rescue® is a strong, flexible, lightweight covering designed to completely encapsulate the patient during casualty care. Consisting of a 4-ply composite fabric with a non-conductive reflective layer, the HRS™ provides superior thermal insulation and can support up to 250+ lb. using 1.5 in. continuous Velcro® closures, offering swift 360° access to the casualty with minimal environmental exposure. The HRS™ has a built-in hood, integrated fluid absorption pad and top-to-bottom tapered shape to maximize isothermal capabilities. Dimensions: Packaged: H 10 in. x W 6.75 in. x D 2.5 in. Size: L 78 in. x W 43 in. Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz Vacuum-packed for small cube footprint

The Heat Reflective Shell - Insulated™ (HRS-I™), a rugged outer shell is constructed of a 5-ply composite fabric with a protected non-conductive reflective layer and NEW insulation layer that provides additional thermal retention. Rapid 360° access to the casualty with minimal exposure to the elements is achieved through the use of 1.5 in. continuous hook and loop closures located along the perimeter of the covering.   The HRS-I™ also features an INSULATED top-to-bottom tapered shape to maximize isothermal capabilities. The heat-generating source of the HPMK-I™ is a self-heating, oxygen- activated 4-Cell Ready Heat blanket designed to sustain up to 10 hours of continuous dry heat (no external power supply required). This low cube kit is vacuum packaged in a rugged, pliable pouch featuring NAR’s Red Tip Technology® with tabs that allow easy access and rapid deployment.   The new top & bottom insulation layers exceed the insulation value of the Army Module Sleep System Patrol Bag. This insulation is highly compressible but also has excellent rebound after opening. The added insulation is also hydrophobic and will not retain fluids or additional liquid weight. Dimensions: Packaged: H 11.25 in. x W 9 in. x D 4.25 in. Size: L 78 in. x W 43 in. Weight: 2.81 lbs.  

Safeguard Medical's Combat Eye Shield patented design (Design Patent No. D674,903) according to the specifications of several active-duty surgeons of OIF/OEF to cover penetrating eye injuries. The Combat Eye Shield is designed to meet the CoTCCC guidelines for the treatment of penetrating eye trauma while providing a small, sterile package to fit in any trauma kit. The Combat Eye Shield is composed of a 6-inch Hydrogel disc that surrounds an aluminum fox eye shield, giving a large surface area to attach to the casualty that will not harm adjacent trauma or burns. The Combat Eye Shield also comes with one 4″ x 4″ Gauze Pad to clean the surface of the wound area before applying the shield. The package comes vacuum sealed and sterilized for immediate use. Not made with Natural Rubber Latex. Package Dimensions: 3.25″ x 8″ x 0.5"

The Polycarbonate Eye Shield meets current military and civilian pre-hospital guidelines for the treatment of traumatic eye injury in the field. This convex rigid eye shield allows the user to protect the injured eye and blocks external pressure from being applied directly to the injury, preventing further damage. Made of a high strength, translucent orange polymer, the PES is shatterproof and will not flatten or disfigure when pressure is applied. Holes in the eye shield provide ventilation, and it designed for use over either eye. The outer shell has engraving that states “Tape over eye this side out. Nothing under shield”. Available as a single shield or in a box of 100. SPECS: Made of rigid, shatterproof polycarbonate Meets CoTCCC treatment protocols for penetrating eye trauma Holes allow air circulation Accommodates either eye Translucent orange color Engraved “Tape over eye this side out. Nothing under shield” Dimensions: Each: 3 in. x 2.375 in. Weight: 0.2 oz

The Rigid Eye Shield meets current military and civilian pre-hospital guidelines for the treatment of traumatic eye injury in the field. This convex rigid eye shield allows the user to protect the injured eye and blocks external pressure from being applied directly to the injury, preventing further damage. It is made of aluminum for rigidity, yet contains many apertures to allow for air circulation and to reduce weight. The garter (included) increases patient comfort as it pads the edges of the device upon application. SPECS: Lightweight aluminum Perforated to allow air circulation Accommodates either eye Meets CoTCCC treatment protocols for penetrating eye trauma Garter included for patient comfort Dimensions: Each: 3 in. x 2.375 in. (76.2mm x 60.3mm) Weight: 0.2 oz (5 grams)