North American Rescue offers discount pricing to civilian law enforcement and EMS, and you get it by applying, not by entering a code. Its FAQ says it offers “special pricing to our military, federal agencies, civilian law enforcement, EMS and pre-hospital life savers,” and the application asks you to say whether the account is for individual or agency purchases. No percentage is published, so what you’d save is something customer service tells you after it reviews your request.
North American Rescue, which goes by NAR, makes tactical medical products. Its About page names the C-A-T tourniquet (Combat Application Tourniquet), Combat Gauze Hemostatic Bandage, HyFin Chest Seal and ARS Needle Decompression Kit among them, and says it builds them around the military’s Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines, which focus on the leading causes of preventable combat death. Its pricing works differently from a discount code, so it helps to know how the process runs before you start.
How To Get The North American Rescue First Responder Discount
- Open NAR’s Pricing Application. The site also links it in the header as the NAR Pricing Application.
- Fill in your name, an agency name and agency email address, phone number and location, and answer the question “Is this account for Agency/Government purchases only.” The FAQ tells you to indicate whether the account is for individual or agency purchases.
- Submit it. The page says a customer service representative will review your request and respond via email.
- If you have a .mil email address, skip the form: the page says you’ll automatically receive a discounted price when you create an account.
What The Program Says, And What It Leaves Out
NAR’s FAQ answers the question “Do you offer a discount for Law Enforcement, Rescue and Government Agencies?” with a yes, and says that to qualify you should contact NAR or fill out the application. The wording of who it serves is “military, federal agencies, civilian law enforcement, EMS and pre-hospital life savers.” Firefighters aren’t named in that list, so if you work in fire service, ask customer service on the application or by phone whether your role qualifies, and keep the answer.
The FAQ is also plain about the vetting: its Customer Service Specialists must receive appropriate information to verify that you’re eligible for discount pricing. It doesn’t say what counts as appropriate information, so expect to be asked for something that shows your role, and don’t assume a personal email will be enough. It publishes no rate, no tiers and no product exclusions, which means there’s no number here to promise you.
Ordering Details That Affect Your Total
Any retail order placed online over $100 is automatically eligible for free ground shipping within the contiguous US, and NAR says it can ship to PO boxes and APOs. Its FAQ says it accepts U.S.-based Visa, MasterCard, American Express and PayPal, and that products showing the HSA/FSA Eligible icon are medical items or kits that may be eligible for purchase with HSA or FSA funds, so check with your administrator. Federal agencies and municipalities are prequalified for Net 30 payment terms, which is an account arrangement for agencies and not a discount for you.
On quality problems, NAR’s warranty covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the original owner with proof of purchase, and it’s limited to repair, replacement or refund of the purchase price. If you receive a different product than you ordered or one that appears defective, the FAQ asks you to notify customer service within 24 hours of receipt, so open the box when it arrives. The customer service line is 888.689.6277.
Q&A
Q: Does North American Rescue have a first responder discount?
A: It offers special pricing by application to military, federal agencies, civilian law enforcement, EMS and pre-hospital life savers. There’s no published percentage.
Q: Can I apply as an individual?
A: The FAQ says to indicate whether the account will be used for individual or agency purchases, and the form asks whether it’s for agency or government purchases only.
Q: Are firefighters covered?
A: Firefighters aren’t named in NAR’s wording. Ask customer service whether your role qualifies.
Q: Is there an automatic discount for military?
A: With a .mil email address, the form is unnecessary and you automatically receive a discounted price when you create an account.
Q: Is there a code or a verification platform?
A: No code is described. NAR’s customer service reviews your application and responds by email.
Q: How long do I have to report a defective order?
A: The FAQ asks you to notify customer service within 24 hours of receipt.
Q: Is there a trauma kit seller with a published first responder discount?
A: My Medic publishes its rate and verifies through GovX ID. It’s covered on our My Medic first responder discount page.
More Information:
NAR’s pricing and policies can change, so confirm them on its pages and with customer service before you order. For more medical and wellness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.
