4-Inch Israeli Emergency Bandage by PerSys Medical Review

I did not receive Israeli bandages, but cheap Chinese copies. The packaging is not even like the picture! Opened and they can work well for airsoft games. There is no turning back, it has become more common. Done with Revane. Buying real bandages really isn't those things.

You probably need a few dozen of these in the case of SHTF. This is a bandage in a package. requires no additional kit to keep it on the wound exactly where needed. It is hermetically sealed to last long and stay as small as possible. It will probably make a great Christmas stocking.

In the army we were taught how to "apply a bandage, a pressure bandage and a tourniquet". This applies to the first two. They were published by us in the last years of my career. They are easy to use and I carry them in my jeep, in my backpack and on my combat belt. I hope I never need it, but I know it's there when I need it.

First Aid Kit Emergency compression bandage. I ordered what was to be made by PerSys Medical, made in Israel. This cheap POS from China is what I received and they say it is non-refundable. It could be a good bandage. However this is not what I ordered at all and being from China it was probably overpriced.

I cut my hand with a chainsaw last week and this bandage stopped the bleeding. It's really a one-armed combat bandage. My paramedic was also impressed and wanted to know the name of the product. When I told him he had IBD he said it was the first thing he had seen and thought it was doing a great job. I just bought four more for our first aid kits at work.

A must have in any trauma kit and I hope I never have to use it. I keep one of these in my "damn box" along with a tourniquet, bandages, cling wrap, and other injury-related items when I'm working with a chainsaw in the woods. My father almost bled to death before he could return to the area for help after a chainsaw accident many years ago. Something like that in his pocket would make a difference.

I keep several of these 4" and 6" picks in my backpack in the car for a long time. I also convinced my parents to buy some as my father is on blood thinners. Luckily I never found a reason to open it, but a few days ago my parents were out on the water with friends and my dad slipped into the engine bay of a 30ft boat while towing something. Luckily, he landed without deforming a bit, but his leg caught on something sharp and suffered a wound that would bother even someone who doesn't take…

I ordered from this seller as they had the lowest price for Israeli bandages. It turns out I made a good choice. After ordering, I was pleased to discover that my Israeli headband was not shipped from Israel. It couldn't be more authentic. I can't remember exactly how long shipping took, but it arrived just a few days after some other medical items I ordered from retailers near me in the US at the same time. Pretty impressive delivery time given the distance. The product arrived in perfect…