🏥 North American Rescue Hyfin Vent Chest Seal, Version 2, 2-Pack (Pack of 1) Review

Hope I never use it. But I'm ready. Added to my EDC bag. Watch the Skinny Medic video if you don't know how to use it. Highly recommended for anyone wearing CCW. Live with the sword, die with the sword. Better be ready to plug some holes.

Misleading advertising. You only get half of the package - NOT the INPUT but the OUTPUT seal. It is assumed that it is an entry and exit seal (in 1 pack). If you need input and output prints, you must order two. They are not shipped as a set of 2. Read Revain adverts carefully before ordering (I didn't) and don't order from this seller! Instead, purchase the complete set from a reputable retailer.

When someone has a deep chest wound, you'll wish you had one! Always carry 2 in your first aid kit, don't forget to look for an exit hole. They're SUPER sticky (so they work), be prepared to lose your hair (or ruin your shirt) if you use them to practice. with plastic and tape, but it's quick, easy, and works great!

This is the best chest cuff I have ever used on a patient. It's very simple, perfectly sized and very sticky which helps when working with sweaty skin. The seal is fully transparent and allows for continuous reassessment of the injury. The seal has enough openings to allow blood and air to escape easily, but is secure enough to prevent air from entering. I have used this seal and have seen phenomenal results in patients including patients whose apnea improved to the point of being able to speak

A great addition to a serious first aid kit. I believe that next to what you plan to use to protect your home, there should be a bag of medical supplies. God forbid, if someone enters your home and shoots or stabs a family member, you must call 911. The ambulance will remain outside until the crime scene is deemed safe and clean by police. If so, you can stay and watch your loved one bleed to death while you wait for help. I highly recommend a kit with a tourniquet, quick clot and one of the…

A great addition to any first aid kit if you're paranoid about chest injuries (I know, thanks to the media). Remember that if you don't have ANY of these in your kit, at least bring some trash bags and tape to bandage your chest wound. A collapsed lung will kill you long before you lose blood. If the vent works when you apply it, great. When it becomes clogged with blood and the patient finds it increasingly difficult to breathe, you need to remove it to deflate. If they start wheezing and…

This is a great American made rescue product. Luckily I've never used it, but the design seems to be the best and I've read that many experts say they're the best. Even with two chest seals stacked on top of each other and sealed in plastic, they're very flimsy - you can slip a couple of these into the front pocket of the average man's jeans. Hyfin also makes larger chest seals that are individually wrapped but are green and square instead of gray and rectangular. They also make practice breast