Description:
The big NRS kit for long trips and remote river operations. The NRS Comprehensive Medical Kit (NRS item 45225.05) is built for groups of 1-15 people on the water for up to 28 days, far from roads and cell service. Water rescue teams, SAR units, outfitters and multi-day river expeditions get supplies for everything from cuts and blisters to serious wounds, burns, sprains and fractures, plus basic survival gear. Shop more EMS and first-aid supplies.
Features
- Covers a wide range of injuries: from everyday cuts and blisters to gaping wounds and burns, and from minor sprains to fractured bones, plus basic survival gear.
- Sized for big groups: designed for 1-15 people on the water for up to 28 days.
- Exceeds National Park Service guidance: NRS states it exceeds the recommended first aid kit requirements of the National Park Service for Colorado River trips through the Grand Canyon.
- Clear, re-sealable modules: supplies are organized by module so you can find what you need fast.
- Water and weatherproof bag: the modules pack into a tough 70-denier TPU-laminated ripstop nylon dry bag with a HydroLock zip-seal and fold-down StormStrip closure.
- Inventory check-off tag: the attached tag doubles as a check-off list, and each module has a header card, so restocking is simple.
- D-ring on the buckle: doubles as an attachment point.
- Room to add: the dry bag has space for the modules plus small personal additions.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 8.5 inch W x 13 inch L
- Modules: 4
- Weight: 2.74 lbs
- Group size and duration: 1-15 people for up to 28 days
- Bag: 70-denier TPU-laminated ripstop nylon dry bag with HydroLock zip-seal and StormStrip closure
Sizes & options
Sold as a single kit. There are no options to choose.
Questions about the NRS Comprehensive Medical Kit
How many people and days does the Comprehensive kit cover?
It is designed for a group of 1-15 people on the water for up to 28 days.
Does it meet Grand Canyon river trip requirements?
NRS states the Comprehensive Medical Kit exceeds the recommended first aid kit requirements of the National Park Service for river trips on the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
Is the bag waterproof?
The modules ride in a 70-denier TPU-laminated ripstop nylon dry bag with a HydroLock zip-seal and fold-down StormStrip closure, which NRS describes as water and weatherproof.
Do I need training to use it?
Field medical kits hold tools and supplies that help you care for ill or injured people, but they are not a substitute for professional medical care. Get current first-aid and CPR training from a credible source so you know how to use the contents.
Is the Comprehensive Medical Kit bag flame resistant?
No. This is water rescue and backcountry first-aid gear. The dry bag is not flame resistant, is not structural firefighting PPE and is not NFPA 1971 certified, so keep it away from open flame and high heat.
Where can I buy the NRS Comprehensive Medical Kit?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized NRS dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
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