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The Emergency Bandage, commonly known as the Israeli Bandage, is a trusted solution for controlling severe bleeding in trauma situations. Used globally by military personnel, first responders, and outdoor adventurers, it combines multiple components into a single, compact unit for fast, effective haemorrhage control in the field.

It features a built-in pressure applicator for direct compression, a secondary dressing to secure the wound, and is suitable for injuries from GSWs, stabbings, and blunt trauma. Available in 4" and 6" sizes, and in Military Green or Civilian White, the Emergency Bandage suits both tactical and civilian environments.

Features

• Effective Bleeding Control: Built-in pressure applicator exerts direct pressure to control severe bleeding.
• Versatile Design: Suitable for limb, torso, or head wounds.
• Easy to Use: Can be applied quickly by oneself or another responder.
• Compact and Durable: Vacuum-sealed and lightweight for portability and long-term storage.
• Trusted Worldwide: Proven performance in both combat and civilian settings.

Benefits

• Quick Haemorrhage Control: Stops bleeding rapidly to stabilize the patient and improve outcomes.
• Multi-Use Functionality: Designed for a range of trauma types from workplace incidents to battlefield care.
• Compact & Convenient: Small footprint makes it ideal for personal or professional kits.
• Global Adoption: Used by military, EMS, police, and outdoor professionals worldwide.

Key Applications

• Military and Law Enforcement: Reliable under pressure in combat or tactical scenarios.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Fast deployment in a variety of trauma cases.
• Outdoor Activities: Ideal for hiking, camping, and remote first aid situations.

FAQs

What is the Emergency Bandage (Israeli Bandage) used for?

It is designed to control severe bleeding, particularly for limb and head injuries caused by trauma such as gunshot wounds and stab wounds.

Can it be self-applied?

Yes, it’s engineered for quick and effective self-application in high-stress situations, or it can be applied by another person.

Is the bandage reusable?

No, it is a single-use product. Once used, it should be disposed of appropriately to maintain hygiene and sterility.

What sizes are available?

The bandage is available in 4-inch and 6-inch versions to accommodate different wound sizes and body locations.

What colours are available?

It comes in Military Green and Civilian White to suit both tactical and non-tactical environments.

TacMed’s Premium Snake Bite Bandage with Indicator is an essential tool for anyone venturing into snake-prone environments. Designed with built-in pressure indicators, it helps ensure the correct compression is applied to immobilise venom and reduce its spread. Trusted by hikers, outdoor professionals, and rural workers, this bandage is lightweight, compact, and highly effective for emergency snakebite care.

The bandage is purpose-built for the Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT), which is the recommended treatment for all Australian snake bites, Funnel Web Spider bites, Blue Ringed Octopus stings, and Cone Shell stings. With up to 10 metres of stretchable coverage, it is long enough for large limbs and uses unique stitching technology for consistent pressure application.

This premium pressure bandage is a must-have in any remote or wilderness first aid kit.

Features

• Premium heavyweight conforming PIT bandage
• Built-in indicators show when correct compression is achieved
• Durable and stretchable material for maximum coverage
• Compact and lightweight for easy portability
• Suitable for snake bites, spider bites, and marine stings

FAQs

How does the pressure indicator work?

The printed indicator guides you to apply the correct compression. When stretched properly, the shapes change — helping ensure PIT technique is followed effectively.

Can this bandage be reused?

No, it’s a single-use item. Reusing it can compromise its elasticity and hygiene — always replace after use.

Is this bandage suitable for all snake bites?

Yes. It’s designed for use on most venomous snake bites in Australia, as well as Funnel Web Spider bites, Blue Ringed Octopus stings, and Cone Shell stings. Always seek medical help immediately after application.

What is the Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT)?

PIT is a method to slow venom spread by applying firm pressure and immobilising the affected limb. This bandage is specifically engineered for safe and accurate PIT application.