4 in. Rolled Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing

4 in. Rolled Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing The 4 in. Rolled Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing from North American Rescue is a compact, sterile pressure bandage designed for fast application and dependable wound management in emergency situations. Built to deliver effective direct pressure and excellent absorption, it is a practical addition to IFAKs, trauma kits, vehicle medical kits, range bags, and emergency-response loadouts. [11] The dressing combines a high-quality elastic wrap with a 6 in. x 4 in. non-adherent pad to support secure, controlled wound coverage. Its simple hook-and-loop securing system eliminates complicated pressure bars and hooks, while the Quick-Grip Roll Control system helps prevent the bandage from unrolling if dropped during application. [11] Key Features Sterile emergency trauma dressing designed to apply immediate direct pressure. Provides effective pressure and strong absorption for emergency wound management. High-quality elastic wrap with an integrated non-adherent wound pad. Simple hook-and-loop securing device with no pressure bars, hooks, or complicated hardware. Quick-Grip Roll Control system helps prevent the dressing from unrolling when dropped. Easy-to-remember application process for use under stress. Vacuum-sealed, low-cube packaging in a standard rolled configuration. Red Tip Technology® easy-open tear notches for rapid access. Specifications Brand: North American Rescue Product: 4 in. Rolled Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing Item Number: 30-0167S Bandage Dimensions: 56 in. L × 4 in. W Non-Adherent Pad Dimensions: 6 in. H × 4 in. W Packaged Dimensions: 4.5 in. L × 2.5 in. W × 1.75 in. D Weight: 2.0 oz. Packaging: Vacuum-sealed, rolled configuration Ideal For Individual first aid kits and IFAKs Trauma, bleeding-control, and emergency medical kits Law enforcement, military, security, and first-responder loadouts Vehicle, overland, outdoor, hunting, and range medical kits Home, workplace, and preparedness supplies For emergency first-aid use. Use according to current training, organizational protocols, and applicable medical guidance. Seek professional medical care as soon as possible