Boxmet Medical IPMED Tactical First Aid Kit with equipment, economy version - wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland

An economical version of a tactical first aid kit with equipment in wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland camouflage. Designed for storing and transporting basic dressing materials. The construction is entirely based on light and damage-resistant polyamide, which meets the standards for re-emission of infrared radiation, ensuring invisibility in night vision devices.

The first aid kit is equipped with a MOLLE panel, which allows it to be securely attached to a tactical vest, backpack, belt or other accouterment. Inside, there is an Insert Pad for organized storage of medical supplies. The outer part of the construction includes a pocket for an autoinjector and a holder carrying a tactical tourniquet. The whole has been developed in accordance with the guidelines of the Military Technical Expertise (WET WP), which will come into force in 2024.

• Boxmet Medical IPMED tactical first aid kit
• tactical tourniquet NAR USA CAT 7GEN
• ventilation bandage AZ-CS
• Israeli bandage
• hemostatic bandage Chitoclot Anscare
• compressed gauze
• pair of nitrile gloves
• black rescue scissors
• SUMI nasopharyngeal tube with Optilube lubricant
• Plastosilk plaster 5 m x 2.5 cm
• permanent marker

Please note! Due to differences in availability, individual items in the first aid kit may vary in appearance, color, or finishing details. However, this does not affect their quality or functionality.

• Cost-effective version
• Constructed from polyamide
• Undetectable by night vision equipment
• MOLLE panel
• Internal Insert Pad
• Pocket for auto-injector
• Holder for tourniquet
• Adheres to WET WP 2024

Camouflage: wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland
Composition: 100% polyamide
Manufacturer: Boxmet Medical, Poland

The wz.93 "Pantera" camouflage pattern is currently used by the Polish Armed Forces. It was the first camouflage pattern designed and introduced into widespread use in the Third Polish Repubic. The 1993 pattern combines mimetic and deforming properties through the use of irregular spots of various sizes. The color scheme, based on green, brown, and black, has been adapted to the conditions of Polish forests, making "Pantera" a good choice for operations in the native terrain. Uniforms in this camouflage pattern are also part of the basic equipment for students of Military Uniform Classes.