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Quick and easy:
Volumes are sterile bandages designed for first aid to stop bleeding from hemorrhagic wounds caused by injuries in emergency situations.
Wide application:
Lightweight, minimalist design, ideal for hiking backpacks, trail riding, mountain biking, first aid kits.
Specification:
Product: Israeli Hemostatic Dressing Colour: green stripes. Dimensions: approx. 15 cm x 4.2 cm (length is 1.5 cm when sleeping). Use of the product: used for dressings for traumatic hemorrhagic injuries. Features: It can connect wounds to prevent secondary infections. Packaging: Individually sealed packaging. Product: tourniquet colour: black. Single weight: 75G. Size: 15 x 5 x 4 cm (unfolded length is approx. 95 x 4 cm).
Israeli hemostatic dressing dressing steps:
1) Cover the wound area. 2) Wrap the dressing on both sides around the fixing ring to wrap the wound tightly. 3) Insert the retaining ring at the end of the bandage into the gauze area and the retaining rings in the gauze area clamp each other. Once the dressing is finished, you no longer have to worry about wound infection or loose dressing.

[Israeli bandage and tourniquet] Our emergency trauma bandages have been developed for bleeding control and tourniquet action in emergency wound situations. Sterile dressing specially developed for transfer without causing secondary damage.
Durable and adjustable: our tourniquet is flexible and adjustable. Suitable for different arm and thigh sizes. Israeli hemostatic dressing, highly elastic breathable dressing, uniform elasticity, about 1.5 meters flat, can stretch 4.2 meters
Vacuum packaging and portable: Our Israel tourniquet comes in a waterproof, vacuum packaging, compact design, lightweight, easy to store and transport.
Easy to use: Tourniquet life-saving equipment not only for professionals, but for the average citizens. Essential first aid kit for military/camping/hunting/hiking/fishing. that even an injured person can put on the bandage themselves with one hand.