NAR Simulation - Wearable Neck Wound

• Silicone construction: Soft, flexible, and light-toned — sits naturally on the neck and holds its shape through repeated use.
• Hook and loop closure: Wraps securely around the neck with no adhesives or additional equipment required.
• Exposed tissue and muscle detail: High-fidelity wound aesthetics that create immediate visual impact in scenario environments.
• Integrated bleeding system: Built-in tube allows active bleeding to be demonstrated during live training — no external rigging needed.
• Reusable and easy to clean: Designed for repeated use across multiple training events with minimal maintenance.
• Compatible with TOMManikin® and TAMIkin®: Slots into existing NAR Simulation setups or works standalone on a role player.
• Reduces moulage requirements: Delivers realistic neck trauma simulation without the time and consumable cost of traditional moulage application.

What is the Wearable Neck Wound Simulator used for?
It's a silicone prosthetic worn around the neck to simulate a realistic neck injury during scenario-based medical training. It's designed for live action role play and first responder training exercises where visual casualty realism matters.

How does it attach?
The simulator uses sewn hook and loop connectors to wrap and secure around the neck. No adhesives or tools are needed — it's designed for rapid donning and removal between scenarios.

Can it show active bleeding?
Yes. The simulator includes an integrated bleeding system tube that allows instructors or role players to demonstrate active bleeding during scenarios. This is built in — no external setup required.

Is it compatible with TOMManikin® and TAMIkin® simulators?
Yes. It's compatible with all TOMManikin® and TAMIkin® simulators from NAR Simulation, and can also be worn by a live role player independently.

Is it reusable?
Yes. The simulator is designed for repeated use. It's easily cleaned between training events and built to hold up to regular scenario use.

Does it replace traditional moulage?
It significantly reduces the need for it. Rather than applying and removing traditional moulage products each session, this simulator provides consistent, ready-to-wear neck wound simulation — saving setup time and consumable costs over the long run.

What are the dimensions and weight?
The simulator measures 6 in. x 6 in. x 6 in. and weighs approximately 1 lb.

Who is this product suited to?
Any organisation running scenario-based trauma training where neck wound presentations are part of the casualty profile — military, law enforcement, EMS, SAR, and hospital simulation programs.