Emergency Bandage FCP02, w/Pressure Bar, 6 inch
C $18.95
The Emergency Bandage FCP02 earns its reputation as the foremost field bandage, originating from Israel and tailored for military, NATO, and law enforcement applications.
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The Emergency Bandage FCP02 is an FDA-approved, multi-functional pressure bandage designed to control severe bleeding in emergency situations. Acting as a non-pneumatic tourniquet, it delivers 30–40+ lbs of direct pressure to support rapid bleeding control across a wide range of traumatic injuries.
Compact, lightweight, and vacuum-sealed in waterproof packaging, it’s easy to store in any first aid kit. The bandage is sterile with an 8-year shelf life, ensuring long-term reliability.
An integrated pressure bar provides focused compression, while the built-in closure system allows fast, secure application without pins, clips, tape, or knots.
The non-adherent 6-inch pad helps reduce pain and prevents wound re-opening during removal.
Features
- Only trauma bandage FDA approved as a non-pneumatic tourniquet
- Can apply 30-40+ lbs of force on a wound
- Compact, lightweight, waterproof, vacuum sealed packaging
- Sterile, best-in-class 8 year shelf life
- Non-adherent pad eliminates the risk of causing pain and having the wound re-opened upon removal of the bandage.
- Integrated pressure bar exerts immediate & direct pressure on wound
- Built-in closure bar: no pins, no clips, no tape, no hook-and-loop, no knots
- Cost Effective
Specifications
Model: FCP02
Israeli battle dressing (IBD) – size 6 inch wide
Current US Military Issue, NSN: 6510-01-492-2275
NATO Reference Number: 651031162452
Weight: 95 g
Package Size: 17 x 8 x 3 cm
Expiry: 2030
Made in Israel
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 9 × 3 cm |
Brand
First Care Products
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- The Israeli Emergency Bandage has efficient blood staunching capability and offers ease of operation: The sterile, non-adherent pad is placed on the wound.
- The application of immediate direct pressure to the wound site is achieved by wrapping the elasticized woven leader over the topside of the bandage pad where the specially designed pressure bar is situated. The pressure bar is designed to readily accept and hold the wrapping leader.
- After engagement of the pressure bar, wrapping the leader in any direction around the limb or body part and onto the pressure bar forces the pressure bar down onto the pad creating the direct pressure needed to bring about homeostasis.
- In addition to its primary function, the pressure bar also facilitates bandaging. The elastic bandage uses the rigid shape of the pressure bar to change direction while bandaging, thus affording the caregiver more options for effective dressing of the wound.
- Subsequent wrappings of the leader secures and maintains the pad in place over the wound, and by covering all the edges of the pad acts as a sterile secondary dressing. The bandage leader is woven to remain at its full width and will not bunch up or twist itself into a rope.
- The closure system of the bandage is multi-functional yet simple, quick, and familiar. Situated at the end of the leader is a closure bar (dowel with hooking clips) at each end to secure the wrapping leader the same way that a pen is secured in a shirt pocket. The closure bar holds the bandage securely in place over the wound site.
- If additional pressure is required the closure bar is easily removed from its first closure position and inserted between previous layers of the leader directly above the protruding pressure bar and rotated. This rotation of the closure bar acts to further press down the pressure bar onto the wound to exert blood-staunching pressure. The closure bar is used as before to secure the dressing.
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A pressure dressing is one of the most important “someone’s really hurt!” medical products you should have in your preps because major bleeding can’t wait for help. Well-aimed direct pressure is always the best way to handle bleeding, and the pressure dressing does exactly what the name implies.