NAR Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing 6"

The NAR Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing is a must-have for any emergency situation. These sterile pressure bandages are designed to deliver effective pressure and provide excellent absorption to help control bleeding and protect wounds.

One of the standout features of this dressing is its high quality elastic wrap, which is equipped with a non-adherent pad. This ensures that the dressing stays in place without sticking to the wound, making it easy to remove and reducing the risk of further injury.

The easy-to-use hook and loop securing device eliminates any confusion with pressure bars or hooks. You can quickly and securely apply the dressing with confidence, knowing that it will stay in place and provide the necessary pressure to stop bleeding.

The Quick grip roll control system adds another layer of convenience. This system prevents the dressing from unrolling if it is dropped, saving precious time and ensuring that the dressing is ready to use when you need it most.

The NAR Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing comes in a rugged vacuum-sealed packaging. This low-cube packaging is not only durable, but it also features NAR's signature Red Tip Technology easy-open tear notches. With these tear notches, you can quickly and easily access the dressing without fumbling with complicated packaging.

The dimensions of the dressing are L 60 in. x W 6 in., providing ample coverage for a variety of wounds. The pad measures H 6 in. x W 6 in., ensuring that it can effectively absorb blood and fluids.

Despite its impressive capabilities, the NAR Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing weighs only 2.9 oz. This lightweight design makes it easy to carry with you wherever you go, whether you're a first responder, a healthcare professional, or an outdoor enthusiast.

Overall, the NAR Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing is a reliable and versatile tool for managing traumatic injuries. Its easy application, secure fit, and high-quality materials make it a product that you can trust in emergency situations.