New Israeli Battle Dressing, 6-inch Compression Bandage

Features

• This is the Original Famous Israeli Bandage with the Patented Pressure Bar. Size 6" Inches Wide & 70" Inches Long.
• For The Treatment of Traumatic Hemorrhagic Injuries to help stop bleeding and cover wounds
• Vacuum Packaged & Sterile. Small Enough To Carry In Your Pocket. Instructions for use on the back of the product. Recommended and a must have for any first aid kit.
• This is a serious bandage for serious wounds-when stopping the bleeding is absolutely necessary!
• Hemorrhage Control Compression Bandage consolidates all of the following into a single, sterile field dressing: Non-stick wound pad, pressure applicator, secondary sterile dressing and a closure bar to keep the bandage secure.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 6 x 1 x 3 inches; 0.05 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 0.05 pounds
• ASIN: B003DPVERM
• Item model number: 100201050
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Product Description

Combat medics, trauma doctors, and emergency responders all recommend this Israeli Battle Dressing (IBD) or Israeli Emergency Bandage for the treatment of gunshot wounds, puncture wounds, deep cuts, and other traumatic hemorrhagic injuries. In fact, this is the same bandage that is included in the U.S. Military's IFAK, or individual first aid kit. This is the large, six-inch bandage, and can be used one-handed for self-treatment or can be applied by a care giver or first responder to help staunch blood flow and stabilize the patient for evacuation or treatment. It can be used on the head, leg, arm, torso, or elsewhere on the body. Although primarily designed to help staunch blood flow by applying pressure to the wound site, the 70-inch long elastic portion of the bandage can also be used in the field to construct a sling, to bind a strain or sprain, to secure splints to the broken limb, or even as an improvised tourniquet. The IBD is self contained. It does not require clips, Velcro or pins to use and there are no loose parts that can get lost or misplaced in an emergency.