MODULATOR Yellow Trauma

The MODULATOR Yellow Trauma Module is a compact, high‑visibility soft pack built to support rapid, initial treatment when injuries demand fast action. Its colour‑coded design and clear labelling make it easy to find in a larger first aid kit or on a shelf, so responders can reach trauma essentials without delay.

Purposefully sized at 20 × 6 × 10 cm, the soft case fits neatly into Modulator cabinets and softpacks, or can be kept as a stand‑alone resource in vehicles and workplaces. The module brings together a balanced selection of trauma care essentials to help manage bleeding, protect wounds and stabilise casualties until further care is available—all aligned to the intended purpose of providing equipment and materials for rapid first aid.

Built for busy environments, the durable case withstands daily handling while the organised layout streamlines selection in an emergency. Each module can be ordered individually for straightforward replenishment, helping maintain kit readiness and simplifying checks across sites.

• High‑visibility identification: bright yellow, clearly labelled for fast access.
• Compact and organised: 20 × 6 × 10 cm soft pack integrates into Modulator systems.
• Trauma‑focused selection: supports control of bleeding, wound protection and patient comfort.
• Easy replacement: available as an individual module to simplify restocking.
• Workplace‑ready: ideal for cabinets, vehicles and mobile responders.

The trauma module option delivers a dedicated, colour-coded solution for more serious injuries, combining high-visibility yellow casing with trauma-focused contents that support bleeding control, wound coverage and comfort until further care is available.

This module is supplied as a single softpack measuring approximately 20 x 6 x 10 cm, offering a compact footprint that fits Modulator cabinets, drawers and gloveboxes while still providing space for trauma essentials needed in workplaces, vehicles and home setups.

This product is not a substitute for direct medical attention from a healthcare practitioner. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.