With the Guide, you can lead your team outdoors with the security of knowing you're prepared with the medical kit carried by the International Mountain Guides for their trips up Mt. Rainier and around the world. This group first aid kit contains an abundance of hospital-quality first aid supplies to meet the needs of seven people headed into the backcountry on adventures of up to two weeks. Inside, you'll find everything from everyday hiking essentials like After Bite and GlacierGel to wilderness first aid supplies like the flexible C-Splint and QuikClot. The water-resistant medical bag organizes the contents by injury into clearly-labeled, semi-transparent pockets using the Easy Care organization system, making it easy for anyone in your group to provide fast and effective first aid. Whether you're a professional guide looking for an expedition first aid kit or an adventurer looking for a wilderness first aid kit, the Mountain Guide kit is the essential addition to your trekking or backpacking gear that your team can count on to get you there and back safely.

• Wilderness & Travel Medicine: A Comprehensive GuideKnow how to provide life-saving medical care. Written by wilderness medicine expert Eric A. Weiss, MD, this book includes over 50 improvised techniques and 100 illustrations for treating outdoor injuries and illnesses.
• The Choice of Outdoor ProfessionalsPack the wilderness first aid kit chosen by the International Mountain Guides as the official medical kit all their guides carry to lead expeditions around the world.
• Find it Fast DesignFind supplies quickly using the external kit map for fast reference of all kit contents and the Easy Care First Aid System, which organizes contents by injury into clearly-labeled pockets.
• QuikClot & C-SplintControl severe bleeding with QuikClot Gauze, the hemostatic agent trusted by the US military. Stabilize fractures, sprains, and strains with the flexible C-Splint and triangular bandages.
• Hospital-Quality ToolsProvide hospital-quality care with tools that set the standard in backcountry medicine, including a digital thermometer, irrigation syringe, wound closure strips, tincture of benzoin, and EMT shears.
• Blister & Burn TreatmentStop blisters before they start with die-cut moleskin that reduces friction. Apply GlacierGel hydrogel dressings to developed blisters or burns for cooling relief that cushions and protects.