Bleeding Control

The Emergency Bandage, commonly known as the Israeli Bandage, is a proven solution for managing severe bleeding in trauma scenarios. Designed for versatility and ease of use, this life-saving device is trusted by first responders, military personnel, and outdoor enthusiasts worldwide. This First Care Military & Civilian Wound Dressing raises haemorrhage control to the next level, consolidating numerous pieces of treatment equipment into a single, effective and easily applied unit. 

Quickly stanches haemorrhaging from injuries caused by traffic accidents, workplace accidents, home injuries, GSW, stab and other assault wounds.

Available in numerous sizes and 2 colours (Military Green & Civilian White)

Features:

• Effective Bleeding Control: Built-in pressure applicator ensures effective hemorrhage control.
• Versatile Design: Suitable for various injuries, including limb and head wounds.
• Easy to Use: Designed for quick self-application or by a responder.
• Compact and Durable: Lightweight, vacuum-sealed for portability and long-term storage.
• Trusted Worldwide: Proven in combat and civilian emergency settings.

FAQs:

Q: What is the Emergency Bandage (Israeli Bandage) used for?
A: It’s used for controlling severe bleeding in trauma situations, suitable for limb and head injuries.

Q: Can it be self-applied?
A: Yes, it’s designed for quick and easy self-application or by another responder.

Q: Is the bandage reusable?
A: No, it’s a single-use device, vacuum-sealed for sterile application.

The Olaes Modular Trauma Dressing is a versatile and innovative tool designed for advanced wound care and bleeding control. Trusted by military personnel and first responders, this dressing combines simplicity with multi-functional capabilities to address complex trauma scenarios.

Features:

• Latex-free
• Elastic wrap with built-in control strips to prevent accidental unravelling whilst bandaging
• 3 meters of sterile 4-ply packing gauze
• Plastic occlusive sheet included in dressing pocket for treatment of small burns or occluding chest injuries
• Transparent pressure cup that focuses pressure on the wound site and allows for visual inspection of uncontrolled haemorrhage (and doubles as an eye protection cup)
• High quality heavy elastic bandage
• The OLAES Modular Bandage is one of the best trauma dressings on the market. Packed with features, the OLAES Trauma Bandage is truly a modular dressing. From its large trauma pad, 3 meters of packing gauze, removable non-occlusive plastic sheet, velcro brakes and a pressure cup - the OLAES has all the features you need for treating traumatic injuries.
• Available in 4 inch, 6 inch or 4 inch - Flat Packed versions.

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 S-Rolled Gauze from North American Rescue is an essential tool for wound care and bleeding control in emergency situations. Vacuum packed in an easy to open sterile packaging to be compact and rugged the S-Rolled Gauze easily fits into med kits of all sizes. Made in the US this 6 ply 11.4cm wide by 3.75m cotton gauze bandage is conveniently packaged in a "S" pattern to enable quick deployment in critical situations.

Features:

• Gauze is a sterile, 6-ply, 11.4cm x 3.75m length cotton gauze
• Unique and convenient packaging configuration and dispenser allows controlled application as a complete unit or in a continuous linear feed for wound packing
• Unused portion remains protected from contamination during application
• Used as backing gauze for hemostatic agents, in conjunction with a compression bandage to control hemorrhage, or for minor wound bandaging
• Packaged in a low cube space, rugged and durable vacuum sealed container featuring NAR Red Tip Technology with tear notches for easy opening.

Dimensions:

• Vacuum Packaged: Packaged: L 7.62 cm x W 5.08 cm x D 2.54 cm
• Gauze: W 11.43 cm x L 3.75 m
• Weight: 34.02 g

FAQs:

Q: What is S-Rolled Gauze used for?
A: S-Rolled Gauze is used for wound packing, applying pressure to control bleeding, and dressing injuries in emergencies.

Q: Is the gauze sterile?
A: Yes, the S-Rolled Gauze is sterile and safe for immediate use on open wounds.

Q: Can this gauze be reused?
A: No, the S-Rolled Gauze is intended for single-use to maintain sterility and hygiene.

Uses include:

• Direct wound packing for large cavity wounds (ie Gunshot/Stab Wounds & Industrial Injuries)
• Used as backing gauze for haemostatic agents, in conjunction with a compression bandage to control severe bleeding
• Minor wound bandaging

This innovative dressing offers rapid, comprehensive care for traumatic amputations, burns, and large pattern wounds. With a generous 50cm x 50cm treatment area, it compactly folds to the size of a standard combat bandage. The non-adherent wound pad easily wraps around limbs, providing sterile protection for shrapnel wounds and burns.

Features:

• Large coverage area suitable for entire back or chest
• Removable occlusive layer for abdominal injuries
• "Brake" system prevents accidental unrolling during application
• Multiple adhesion points ensure secure wrapping

Designed for efficient, minimal-effort application in high-stress situations, the BLAST Bandage is an essential tool for emergency responders and medical professionals dealing with severe trauma and burn wound care.

The?Tourniquet Retention Assistance Clip (TRAC) is changing the game for the SOFTT-W Tourniquet. The retrofit TRAC allows users who work in high threat environments?to apply the SOFTT-W by single-handed self-application?a whole lot easier!

*SOFTT-W Tourniquet Sold Separately.?

The Tacmed Bleeding Control Kit Patch is a velcro backed, rubberised patch thats a 100x50mm size - a perfect fit for a large range of small IFAKs and pouches - such as the Operator IFAK we use for our popular Tacmed Individual Bleeding Control Kit.

Features:

• Latex-free
• Elastic wrap with built-in control strips to prevent accidental unravelling whilst bandaging
• 3 meters of sterile 4-ply packing gauze
• Plastic occlusive sheet included in dressing pocket for treatment of small burns or occluding chest injuries
• Transparent pressure cup that focuses pressure on the wound site and allows for visual inspection of uncontrolled haemorrhage (and doubles as an eye protection cup)
• High quality heavy elastic bandage
• The OLAES Modular Bandage is one of the best trauma dressings on the market. Packed with features, the OLAES Trauma Bandage is truly a modular dressing. From its large trauma pad, 3 meters of packing gauze, removable non-occlusive plastic sheet, velcro brakes and a pressure cup - the OLAES has all the features you need for treating traumatic injuries.
• Available in 4 inch, 6 inch or 4 inch - Flat Packed versions.

The Slishman Pressure Wrap (SPW) is a highly versatile tool designed primarily for use as a pressure dressing. The lightweight black or orange elastic wrap includes a red slip sleeve forming a lasso that is easy to cinch and allows for application around an injured limb. Compact and conforming, the wrap can be added to IFAKs, go-bags, or larger first aid kits and is useful in a wide range of environments, including tactical, civilian, marine and veterinary. It can also be used to protect wounds, stabilize extremities, or to hold splints in place.

Benefits

• Light, compact, flexible and soft
• Easy self-application
• Fits adults, children, and even pets
• No skin pinch
• Minimal fine motor dexterity required
• Easy to apply for seasoned medics and untrained first responders
• Finely adjustable (Tighten until hemostasis, and then loosen for pain control and better perfusion)

 

Slishman Pressure Wrap Instructions

1. Loop over injured limb & apply to injury (or simply wrap for entrapped limb).
2. Cinch the red sleeve until snug.
3. Use a wide wrap for long lacerations, or a narrow, tight wrap for more severe bleeding (between the injury and heart).
4. Wrap the elastic all the way to the white label, then secure hooks to the elastic.
5. Note application time on the white label.
6. Adjust for pain minimization, while monitoring bleeding, pulses, sensation and motor function.
7. Leave in place until definitive wound management can be accomplished ASAP.

Note: Do not encircle and tighten around the neck.