Israeli Emergency Bandage Responder, H&H

ISRAELI H&H RESPONDER EMERGENCY

The Israeli bandage is designed to deal with a var iety of injuries, from the minor to the life-threatening.

It contains a number of innovative features to stop bleeding in pre-hospital situations.

The built-in pressure applicator can transfer 14 kg of pressure directly to the wound, and the dressing itself adds additional pressure.

key FEATURES OF THE H&H RESPONDER EMERGENCY BANDAGE

• One-handed use
• Vacuum packed
• Meets military requirements for controlling massive bleeding
• Clasp for fixing the bandage
• Pressure applicator
• Dimensions: 292 x 102 x 165 mm
• NSN 6510-01-460-0849

If you're looking for a versatile bandage, there's nothing better than the Israeli Bandage.

• 10 CM RESPONDER

  • A standard bandage that should be part of any IFAK. It is 10 cm wide, which makes it very stackable, but the work is not as comfortable as with 15 cm. The pad (cover) is placed firmly at the beginning of the bandage like it is a standard with the civilian pressure bandages. 

• 15 CM RESPONDER

  • A standard dressing that will find its place in IFAK and, moreover, should not be missing in the team first aid kit of any proper medic. It is 15 cm wide, which makes it a very portable and versatile material. The pad (cover) is placed firmly at the beginning of the bandage, as we are used to with the standard civilian pressure dressings. 

• 15 CM RESPONDER, MOVABLE PAD

  • A standard dressing that will find its place in IFAK and, moreover, should not be missing in the team first aid kit of any proper medic. The width is 15 cm, which makes it very portable and versatile. The pad (cover) is threaded onto the dressing so that you can place it in any layer of the roll during application. It is suitable for stopping bleeding from a wound through when it is necessary to apply the cover to both the entrance and exit of the wound.

• 30 X 30 CM

  • The 30x30 cover is suitable for larger wounds on larger areas such as the back, abdomen, etc. It certainly should not be missing from any proper medic's team aid kit.