Wound Dressings & Bandages

The OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing is a versatile and innovative solution for advanced wound care and bleeding control. Trusted by military personnel, first responders, and healthcare professionals, this dressing combines simplicity with multi-functional capabilities, making it ideal for addressing complex trauma scenarios. It features a large trauma pad, 3 meters of sterile 4-ply packing gauze, a plastic occlusive sheet for treating burns or occluding chest injuries, and a transparent pressure cup for focusing pressure on the wound site. Designed for ease of use and efficiency in high-pressure situations, the OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing is a must-have for emergency care.

Features:

• Latex-free construction, ensuring safety for all patients

• Elastic wrap with built-in control strips to prevent accidental unravelling while bandaging

• 3 meters of sterile 4-ply packing gauze for effective wound packing

• Plastic occlusive sheet included for the treatment of small burns or occluding chest injuries

• Transparent pressure cup that focuses pressure on the wound site and allows for visual inspection of haemorrhage (also doubles as an eye protection cup)

• High-quality, heavy elastic bandage ensures secure and reliable coverage

• Modular design with velcro brakes for easy application and versatility

Specifications:

• Available in 4", 6", and 4" flat-packed versions

• Ideal for advanced trauma care, including wound packing, compression, and chest injury treatment

FAQs:

Q: What is the OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing used for?
A: The OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing is designed for advanced wound care, bleeding control, and the treatment of traumatic injuries, including burns and chest injuries.

Q: How does the pressure cup on the OLAES Trauma Dressing work?
A: The transparent pressure cup helps to focus pressure on the wound site, allowing for visual inspection of haemorrhage and ensuring effective bleeding control. It can also be used as an eye protection cup when necessary.

Q: Is the OLAES Trauma Dressing suitable for military use?
A: Yes, the OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing is trusted by military personnel due to its versatility, durability, and effectiveness in high-stress situations.

Q: Can the OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing be used in civilian emergency situations?
A: Yes, this dressing is designed for use in both military and civilian emergency settings, providing reliable care for traumatic injuries, including gunshot wounds, burns, and fractures.

Q: What makes the OLAES Trauma Dressing modular?
A: The OLAES Trauma Dressing is modular due to its multiple components, including the large trauma pad, packing gauze, pressure cup, and occlusive sheet, which can be adapted to various types of injuries.

FAQs:

Q: What makes the Olaes Modular Trauma Dressing unique?
A: It features multiple components like gauze, pressure bars, and occlusive sheeting, making it versatile for treating severe injuries.

Q: Is the dressing suitable for self-application?
A: Yes, it’s designed for quick and efficient application, even under stress.

Q: Can it be reused?
A: No, the dressing is single-use and comes vacuum-sealed for sterile application.

The HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal Twin Pack is an essential tool for treating penetrating chest injuries in both emergency and field environments. Designed with a vented structure, this compact chest seal is ideal for preventing and managing tension pneumothorax by allowing air to escape the chest cavity during exhalation while preventing air from entering during inhalation.

Each HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal measures 12cm x 12cm (excluding the tab) and features advanced adhesive technology that ensures superior adhesion, even in the most challenging conditions, such as on sweaty, bloody, or hairy patients. Packaged in a rugged, easy-to-open foil pouch, the seals are perforated for easy access, allowing you to open one at a time, maintaining hygiene and efficiency.

Its compact size makes it perfect for small, low-profile trauma kits, go-bags, or cargo pockets, where space is at a premium. With the twin pack, you’ll have a backup available for multiple uses, ensuring you're always prepared in an emergency situation.

Features:

• Vented Design: Three vented channels allow controlled air release to prevent tension pneumothorax during exhalation while blocking air entry during inhalation.

• Compact and Portable: Ideal for inclusion in small, low-profile trauma kits, go-bags, or first responder belts, taking up minimal space.

• Durable and Reliable: Designed to perform under extreme conditions, suitable for military and civilian use.

• Easy to Apply: Self-adhesive, designed for quick and easy application even in high-pressure, life-threatening situations.

• Twin Pack: Comes with two vented chest seals, providing a backup or multiple use cases for emergencies.

• Dimensions:

  • Device Size: 12cm x 12cm (excluding the tab)

  • Packaged Size: 17cm x 10cm (folded)

FAQs:

Q: What is the HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal used for?
A: The HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal is designed for treating penetrating chest injuries, such as traumatic pneumothorax, by preventing air from entering the chest cavity and allowing air to escape during exhalation.

Q: Can the HyFin Vent Chest Seal be used in combat situations?
A: Yes, the HyFin Vent Chest Seal is field-tested and widely used by military and emergency professionals worldwide in combat and other high-stress environments.

Q: How do I apply the HyFin Vent Chest Seal?
A: To apply the chest seal, simply peel off the backing and press it firmly over the wound, ensuring it adheres well to the skin. It’s designed for quick and easy application, even under pressure.

Q: Is the HyFin Vent Compact Chest Seal effective in extreme conditions?
A: Yes, the seal is made with advanced adhesive technology that works even in sweaty, bloody, or hairy environments, making it reliable in a wide range of conditions.

Q: What’s the advantage of the twin pack?
A: The twin pack provides two chest seals, allowing for multiple applications or backup in emergencies, which can be crucial when treating more than one casualty or in extended field conditions.