8" Israeli Abdominal/Large Wound Amputation Bandage with Moisture Seal — Lot of 10

We get new bandages from the factory in Israel once a month. When you purchase from us you are guaranteed to get the freshest bandages with the longest expiration date possible.

• No pressure bar - to ensure gentle treatment of large exposed organ wounds. 
• Moisture Seal for covering exposed organs, this seal can be easily removed if required (for amputation injuries). 
• Compact, Light-Weight (160 g / 5.6 Oz.).
  
  

The Multi bandage line provides large bandages in compact packaging for treating Abdominal and exposed organ wounds or amputation injuries. Multi bandages are multifunctional with an optional moisture seal for treating exposed organs. Multi bandages are compact, light-weight and vacuum sealed, suitable for first aid combat emergency kits. The Multi Bandage features a large sterile dressing pad, moisture seal, an elastic cloth wrapping leader and an easy to use closer bar – all in a compact, waterproof packaging.

• The Emergency Bandage is for the untrained lay person as well as the paramedical professional. The bandage features ergonomic designs for quick and easy application to free the caregiver from searching for additional equipment. Focus and control in treatment are enhanced.

• The sooner the treatment begins the better the victim’s chances of survival, particularly in cases of hemorrhaging.

• The Emergency Bandage saves time in an emergency situation where every second is crucial. The Emergency Bandage consolidates the functions of numerous separate pieces of equipment into a single easy-to-use unit. Application is simple and quick. As one unit the bandage performs multiple functions, and therefore enhances the treatment provided.

• The Emergency Bandage provides injury victims acting alone the ability to accomplish the entire bandaging operation independently, including, in certain cases, tourniquet application, even if using only one hand.

• Consolidation of functions makes treatment more efficient, both medically and economically. Compared to current treatments the Emergency Bandage proves to be an improved life-sustaining device at a competitive price.

• Immediate and effective direct pressure to the wound may reduce the need for a tourniquet application. This is an important benefit as tourniquet applications are to be avoided and used only as a last resort. In certain cases, if a tourniquet is required the closure bar is removed from above the pressure bar and inserted between previous revolutions of the wrapping leader 5cm above the wound, over the blood vessel, and rotated. This rotation twists the wrapping leader until the blood flow to the wound site is constricted. After a tourniquet has been achieved, the closure bar is used as before to secure and maintain the tourniquet as well as the secondary sterile wound covering which is still in place.