FIRSTCARE Civilian Tactical Multi Trauma Bandage 30 x 30cm (White)

The FirstCare 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.
First Care products provides innovative first-response medical products which save lives by improving field haemorrhage control and also yield significat savings in time and resources. The companies unique combat and clinically proven direct pressure Emergency Bandage has been adopted by military and civilian organisations worldwide.Controlling Haemorrhage Faster:Innovative combat-proven direct pressure bandageTrauma bandage and secondary dressing all in oneQuick easy and effective application; and self application even one-handedSaving Lives With A Direct Pressure System:According to US Government statistics blood loss resulting from trauma leads directly to the deaths of 50000 civilians in the United States alone. Now the Emergency Bandage raises haemorrhage control to the next level consolidating numerous pieces of treatment into a single effective and easily applied unit.Key Applications'Standard' in major military organisations worldwideAlready in use by Police SWAT Fire and EMS worldwideQuickly stanches haemorrhaging from injuries caused by traffic accidents workplace accidents home injuries gunshot knife and other assault woundsFeaturesIntegral pressure applicator exerts immediate direct pressure to the woundSecondary sterile dressing maintains pad and pressure firmly in place and lowers risk of further infectionBuilt in closure bar; no pins clips tape velcro or knotsNon adherent pad eliminates pain and wound re-opening upon removalQuick and easy application and self application.BenefitsRapid control of bleeding stabilizes patients and saves livesUnique life cycle cost administration logistical and training savings compared to existing multiple-bandage treatment solutions - no need to orderstock supply and train on numerous pieces of equipmentSignificantly lowers in-hospital per-patient treatment costs