North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing

4-Inch Trauma Dressing

The North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) is a 4-inch bandage built to cover a bleeding wound and hold pressure on it with one continuous wrap. A white absorbent pad is sewn onto a tan elastic bandage, so the pad and its wrap go on together. It comes vacuum sealed and small enough for an IFAK (individual first aid kit), a range bag, a vehicle kit or a medic's pack.

Features

• 4-Inch Width — The dressing is 4 inches wide, sized to cover wounds on the arms, legs and torso.
• Integrated Wound Pad — A white pad is attached directly to the elastic bandage, so you place the pad and start wrapping without handling separate pieces.
• Elastic Wrap — The stretch bandage lets you apply and keep firm pressure over the pad as you wind it around the limb.
• Labeled For Correct Placement — The roll carries an "Other Side Toward Wound" label, so the pad faces the right way even under stress.
• Vacuum-Sealed Sterile Pack — The olive drab pouch is vacuum packed to stay compact and is marked sterile unless opened or damaged.
• Tear-Notch Corners — Red-marked corners with notches show where to tear the pouch open quickly, including with gloved hands.
• Printed Instructions — Four illustrated panels on the back of the pouch walk through the application step by step.
• Latex Free — The package carries the latex-free symbol, which matters for users or patients with latex allergies.
• Berry Amendment Compliant — Marked compliant with the Berry Amendment, the US rule on domestic sourcing for Defense Department textile purchases.
• NSN Listed — Carries NSN 6510-01-558-4108, the National Stock Number used to order it through military supply channels.

Packaging And Markings

Each dressing is individually packed and marked for single use only, with part number 30-0031 and the NSN printed on both the pouch and the bandage label. The pouch also shows an item number and lot number, which helps with tracking when you rotate kit stock. Leave the pack sealed until it is needed, since sterility is only guaranteed while the package stays intact.