Beacon Medical Preparedness
Beacon Kit Season Refresh
Beacon Kit Season Refresh
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Keep Your Beacon Kit In-Date
Medications expire. Sterile supplies lose their seal. A kit you never refresh is a kit that may fail you when it matters. Beacon Kit Season Refresh delivers fresh pouches and new contents on your schedule — so your kit is always ready.
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Choose delivery every 6 or 12 months. Automatic shipments, no reminders needed. Cancel anytime.
Designed Exclusively for Beacon Kit Owners
Season Refresh is built to drop directly into the Beacon Kit and Beacon Kit PRO. Each refreshed pouch arrives sealed and ready to install — simply swap out your old pouches, and your kit is restored to full readiness.
What's Included
Four complete pouch refreshes — each with a new sealed pouch and fresh, in-date contents:
Green Bandaging
Bandages, gauze, wound closure, burn dressings, saline, nitrile gloves
Blue Environmental
Mylar blanket, hot & cold packs, N95, eye wash, antiseptic wipes, PPE
Yellow Ortho
SAM splint, finger splints, ACE wraps, Coband, triangle bandages, tape
Gray Medications
Ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin, diphenhydramine, antibiotic ointment, more
What's not included
Season Refresh does not include the Tools pouch or the Trauma pouch (PRO kits). These contain durable instruments and sealed trauma supplies with long shelf lives — they don't require routine seasonal replacement. If either needs refilling after use, order those pouches individually from your private restock portal.
Why It Matters
- ! Medications expire. Pain relievers, antihistamines, and antibiotics lose potency after their expiration date. An expired kit is a kit that may not work when you need it.
- ! Sterile seals break down. Gauze, wound dressings, and saline flushes rely on intact sterile packaging. Over time, humidity, temperature swings, and handling compromise that barrier.
- ! Season Refresh takes it off your to-do list. Subscribe once, and we handle the timing. Your kit stays ready without the mental overhead of tracking expiration dates.
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