North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing
The North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) is a sterile, multi-functional bandage built to apply immediate direct pressure to bleeding wounds in the field. This 4-inch version pairs a non-adherent pad with a 70-inch elastic wrap, a Quick-Grip Roll Control configuration, and a durable securing device for rapid, controlled application. Beyond hemorrhage control, the ETD can sling and swath an arm, secure a splint, or serve as a general field dressing. It's a proven first-line bandage for military medics, LEOs, EMS providers, and serious civilians stocking an IFAK or trauma kit.
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- SKU
- 30-0031
- Style
- Trauma Dressing
$10.01
Description
Features
- 4-Inch Sterile Trauma Dressing — Compact 4" non-adherent pad delivers immediate direct pressure on bleeding wounds where space and weight matter.
- 70-Inch Elastic Wrap — Long resilient elastic tail provides ample length to fully wrap an extremity, sling and swath an arm, or secure a splint.
- Quick-Grip Roll Control — Innovative roll configuration allows rapid, controlled deployment with one or two hands under stress.
- Durable Securing Device — Built-in hook closure locks the wrap in place without tape, knots, or clips.
- Multi-Functional Design — Doubles as a pressure bandage, splint securing wrap, sling and swath, or general field dressing.
- Vacuum-Sealed Packaging — Compressed, sealed package fits cleanly in IFAKs, blowout pouches, plate carrier kits, and range bags.
- TCCC and First Responder Trusted — Fielded by military, law enforcement, EMS, and tactical medics worldwide as a frontline hemorrhage control dressing.
- Made in the USA — Manufactured by North American Rescue, a recognized leader in tactical and emergency trauma equipment.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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The standard for a reasonI got these after my buddy who's a former medic told me this is what they used downrange. The vacuum seal keeps it sterile and the whole thing is flat enough to slide into a molle pouch without taking up much room. Used one on a training sim where we practiced wound packing and pressure dressings and it conforms way better than the cheap knockoffs I tried before. Only thing is the outer wrapper can be a little tough to tear if your fingers are sweaty or cold but once you get past that its smooth sailing.
Vacuum sealed and stays sterile for years on the shelf
Quick grip system makes application straightforward even under stressWould like to see an instruction diagram printed on the package
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Trauma DressingFortunately, I haven't had to use it yet. I purchased it because it was a bit cheaper than the Israeli bandage and I thought I would add it to my trauma kit. Based on the picture, I don't see the pressure applicator that the Israeli bandage uses, but it looks like it has the clip to secure the bandage. It appears to use velcro and is stretchy so I imagine it will apply a good amount of pressure to the wound if used properly.
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