GLG-20 is here to support the men and women of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with low cost, high quality tactical medical equipment (TacMed) and other aid as needed.
Use the Contact Us page for more information regarding pricing, process, and availability.
Click the Donorbox link above to see the ongoing GLG-20 campaigns
Frequently Asked Questions
If these don’t cover what you’re looking for, feel free to drop us a line on the Contact Us page.
What kind of medical goods can you help us acquire?
GLG-20 specialises in providing rapid access to tactical medical (TacMed) equipment in conflict zones. We find access to competitive below market pricing and stage resources ready when volunteers and medics in the conflict zone need them. This includes but is not limited to Hyfin chest seals, hydrocolloid dressings, CAT7 tourniquets, and the components to allow you or an aid group to creat customised IFAKs assembled and delivered to order.
How do I get pricing information and order?
Use the Contact page on this website to send GLG-20 a message and we can set up a conversation to walk you through the process. We set up a personalized spreadsheet with the items you need at great prices and we can help facilitate the purchase and shipping.
Can I build an IFAK through GLG-20?
Yes, you can customize an Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) to your own specifications that you can return to every time you need more.
GLG-20?
Have you ever watched the movie Spies Like Us?
Two bumbling government employees are used as decoys to expose the Russians. Soon the hapless pair are in over their heads.
Founded by two government employees trying to help the armed forces of Ukraine this felt appropriate.
Why should I donate to GLG-20?
Comprised mainly of current and retired law enforcement, military, and intelligence professionals, GLG-20 purchases American made products and gets them where they need to go. Leveraging a compartmentalised process, we confirm that the aid is delivered where and when it needs to be. High speed low drag efficient delivery to get the war fighter back on their feet and either back in the fight or home to their family. Amateurs worry about tactics, professionals worry about logistics.
