FirstCare Emergency Bandage

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5(3)
Product description

The Israeli Emergency Bandage is something of a standard in "the industry", everybody knows it. These are pretty much the best tactical first aid dressings in the world, easy to use and extremely effective.

The Emergency Bandage is available in a few different models. The features all have in common are the elastic gauze roll, non-stick wound pad, and the fantastic pressure bar. We stock the following models:

  • FCP-01: 4" (10 cm) wide bandage with one wound pad. Gauze roll length 4,5 m.
  • FCP-02: 6" (15 cm) wide bandage with one wound pad. Gauze roll length 4,5 m.
  • FCP-T3: 4" (10 cm) wide bandage with one fold-out/rip-off wound pad. Gauze roll length 3,5 m. Also included is an extra 10 x 75 cm roll of gauze, this coupled with the fold-out/rip-off wound pad makes the T3 extremely versatile.

Made by First Care Products

First Care Products have long been the leading manufacturers of tactical military first aid bandages. Their revolutionary pressure bar is what makes all the difference, a design that many have tried to imitate but which none has yet surpassed.

Reviews
5(3)

Arthur M.

31.08.2020
A vast improvement on traditional pressure bandages. Fantastic for first aid *and self aid* as you can apply it to yourself one-handed (use the loop in the short end of the bandage). Anyone who goes into the outdoors, especially solo hikers, should carry one of these at all times. I agree with the earlier comment; invest in an extra bandage for training/practice. You may be very glad you did.

Charles D.

24.04.2020Verified purchase
I got mauled my a pitbul. Its not like it saved my life, but it stopped me from bleeding on the leather seats of our brand new truck, so I guess it saved me from my dad.

Curt L.

10.10.2017
Simply the best. Used by the German Army - made in Israel... If you have these, you don't need all those silly bandages that you don't know how to use anyway. Buy one extra and use it for training purposes. Some instruction videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6n-mDTsNg8 (funny Aussie accent) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2_EU1T-o-g (lame intro, skip to 1.45)