Trauma Kits

Essential burn care kit for rapid treatment onboard. Includes cooling dressings, gels, and emergency supplies to manage burn injuries effectively.

A compact kit with essential day-to-day medications and first aid supplies for crew use without medical officer permission.

This defibrillator will automatically recognise what cardiac rhythm is present, and determine whether a defibrillation shock is appropriate.

For commercial diving operations and advanced sports diving activities. It can be configured to cover the requirements for saturation and air diving operations.

The Intraosseous Fluid Therapy Kit enables rapid fluid administration via the bone marrow, providing an effective solution when traditional intravenous access is not possible.

Essential for rapid fluid and medication administration, the Intravenous Fluid Therapy Kit supports emergency response with equipment for establishing IV access in critical situations.

The MCA Doctor’s Bag provides essential medical supplies for vessels with over 100 passengers, offering two options: Option A, a paired-down version for use with MCA Category A, and Option B, a standalone kit for more comprehensive medical support.

A medical device that provides a continuous flow of high-purity oxygen by filtering out the nitrogen from normal air.

Includes a regulator and flow control, a demand valve regulator, and various face masks and devices (airway adjuncts).

Medicines and equipment designed specifically for treating children (up to the age of 12 years): smaller doses and medicines in syrup form.

Designed to meet the world sailing special regs (OSR) these kits are in accordance with the approved medical kits for the category of races & distance offshore, kits are housed in water tight pelicases.

Designed to meet the needs of a race team running a race boat that may be racing inshore and offshore.

A medical kit for single or short handed vessels crossing oceans in accordance with OSR CAT 0 races (far offshore greater than 150 miles) This kit is housed in a watertight dry bag or pelicase.

For vessels undertaking voyages out of immediate reach of rescue services, such as offshore into the Atlantic or seasons in the Caribbean. This is based on the Distant Ocean Medical Kit.

Designed for the immediate treatment of straightforward jelly fish stings and reactions resulting from contact with other small, venomous marine animals.

For offshore expeditions, providing essential supplies for treating injuries, trauma, and medical emergencies until further help arrives when travelling further away from the mother ship.

For shorter trips, offering basic supplies to treat minor injuries and medical issues until transfer to the main vessel or shore.

Designed to provide immediate care for trauma incidents, including bleeding control, airway management, and pain relief, before transfer to definitive care.

A quick and easy-to-use splint that moulds to the body without applying pressure to the skin, providing essential immobilisation for fractures and joint injuries.