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Wild Hedgehog Tactical: Get Home Alive LITE Medical Kit

Wild Hedgehog Tactical is no stranger to the web site, in fact we have featured their gear in many articles over the past few years. The company specializes in products and medical kits that are small, lightweight and are built to help you survive when failure is not an option. We always get excited when good companies send us their gear to review and test, this time we got the Get Home Alive LITE medical kit to take a look at. The kit is designed to provide immediate first aid to one or two people depending on the situation. So lets take a look into the GHA Lite and see whats in store for us.

Product Name: Get Home Alive Medical Kit (GHA Lite)

Manufacturer: Wild Hedgehog Tactical

Pouch Manufacturer: Tactical Tailor

Pouch Dimensions

  • Length:8″
  • Width: 5″
  • Thickness: 3 1/2″ (Full)

Colors Available:

  • Black
  • Khaki
  • Ranger Green
  • Multicam
  • Wolf Gray

Contents:

  • 4″ Israeli Bandage
  • SWAT-T Tourniquet
  • Compressed Gauze
  • 5.5″ Trauma Shears
  • Emergency Blanket
  • 1 Pair XL Gloves
  • CPR Face Shield
  • Assorted Band-Aids
  • Gauze Pads (2 total)
  • Wound Closure Strips
  • Iodine Wipes (2 Total)
  • Alcohol Wipes (2 Total)
  • Sanitizer Wipes (2 Total)
  • Ammonia Inhalant
  • Medical tape (1 Roll)
  • Tampon
  • Bacitracin Packs (2 Total)
  • Burn Gel Pack
  • 5″-4″ aLOKSAK (Resealable Storage Bag)
  • Aspirin
  • Ibuprofen
  • Antihistamine
  • Celox Rapid Ribbon (Optional)

MSRP: $75.00-$95.00 

Notes: Discounts offered to First Responders, Police, Law Enforcement , Military, Search & Rescue Personnel with proper identification card that is good for as long as the person fits the criteria.

Image:Rick Dembroski
Pouch is made by Tactical Tailor

I have in the past used several varieties of Wild Hedgehog Tactical Med Kits, and each one has a purpose and a plan attached to them. In my new full-time position I can now be deployed to forward locations during times of federally declared disasters which means lots of time in small spaces like Cessna 206’s and 208’s. That being said it was time for me to look at a dedicated work medical pack that I can keep under my desk as part of my deployment gear so I could just grab it and get on a plane to unknown places.

Initial Impressions

The Get Home Alive LITE kit comes in a Tactical Tailor Model 1 H accessory pouch, which is made in the United States by a Veteran operated company. This scored high marks with us across the board, since we already are well versed with the history and people at Tactical Tailor. On the front of the pouch is a modest sized patch of hook and loop backing that allows a user to attach morale patches or more importantly medical identification patches like shown in the featured image above.

The pouch doesn’t feature any dividers which isn’t a big deal since it allows users the flexibility to place other items in the pouch or adjust the positioning of the contents. The zippers on the pouch open freely as expected and allow users easy access to the supplies during time of need.

Finally we get to the meat and potatoes of the medical kit, the supplies it contains. The folks at Wild Hedgehog have included more gear than the pocket every day carry medical kit they produce but less than a full multi person trauma kit. One of the most versatile things in the medical kit is the SWAT-T Tourniquet, a bandage that can be used as a tourniquet or with some gauze can be used as a compression bandage. Being able to use one item for two different uses is a nice touch.

Image:Rick Dembroski
Shown SWAT-T, Celox Ribbon Tape & Israeli Bandage

The most commonly used items in the kits will most likely be the bandaids, tape and other things used to treat small cuts or abrasions. These items are kept separately in a resealable heavy duty pouch so users only have to remove the smaller pouch instead of dumping all the contents of the kit to find a single band-aid or packet of burn cream. It’s little things like this that add to the user friendliness of the Get Home Alive LITE kit. The company thought of the end user and the majority of the ways this kit will be used during their research and development. This kit isn’t designed to be used for large groups of people, ideally its suited for one or two people.

Wild Hedgehog was thinking of modularity and portability when they laid this kit out, and to go one step further they provided two MALICE Clips with each kit they ship. The MALICE strips allow users to attach the first aid kit to any pack or section of MOLLE/PALS style webbing. What this means is the you can quickly detach your first aid kit and attach it to any number of bags or packs as you need to. You aren’t tied down to using the same pack or set up over and over again.

Image:Rick Dembroski

Overall Evaluation

Overall the Wild Hedgehog Get Home Alive LITE Medical Kit is an amazing kit and just about the right size for most users. If you are routinely out hiking or biking on trails, this kit would be perfect. It’s also right sized for any desk drawer in an office or school setting, allowing the user to respond to many everyday type of medical events. When you take the contents that were laid out with common sense applied, to an American Made pouch and toss in medical shears you have a real winner. The cherry on top of this whole deal is the discount that the company provides to Military and First Responders. If you are looking for medical kits for your car, house, office or just everyday life and don’t want to go through the hassle of trying to find out what is needed and what isn’t, just check Wild Hedgehog Tactical. Chances are if they don’t have exactly what you need they can build it and send it to you. If you have any questions about this kit or others, feel free to reach out to us or Wild Hedgehog at the link below

LINKS 

www.whtactical.com 

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Rick Dembroski I spent 10 of the best years of my life as a USAF Civil Engineer, traveling the globe, drinking beer, and causing chaos. My superiors dubbed me "King of Useless Knowledge" a title that I still love to this day. I separated in 2002 as a SSgt (E5- in the USAF), and chose to stay in the frozen north of Alaska, currently I work as an Emergency Management Specialist where I combine my love of chaos and preparedness to ensure people know how to survive disasters.

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About Rick Dembroski

I spent 10 of the best years of my life as a USAF Civil Engineer, traveling the globe, drinking beer, and causing chaos. My superiors dubbed me "King of Useless Knowledge" a title that I still love to this day. I separated in 2002 as a SSgt (E5- in the USAF), and chose to stay in the frozen north of Alaska, currently I work as an Emergency Management Specialist where I combine my love of chaos and preparedness to ensure people know how to survive disasters.

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