Military Field Dressing - 10 x 19cm

Goes in the combat jacket top pocket, or sleeve pocket. Old style Medic dressing, available in two different sizes. From BCB International of Cardiff. I habitually carry one with me when outdoors. Just in case I need to treat a wound and stop blood loss. Military battlefield dressings. Originally intended for battlefield trauma care of suffered bullet wounds. Outer wrap doubles as sterile chest wound cover for immediate triage care treatment of so termed sucking chest wounds. To seal the wound tight, aiding the casualty in their breathing. Soldiers on the battlefield carried each two of these. One for treatment covering of bullet entry wound, and one for likewise covering of the resultant gunshot exit wound made by a round striking one, passing straight through the flesh. These days there's better Israeli army ones. Better at helping wound blood clotting. These though will always emain useful in treating open wounds outdoors. Inexpensive items to source from BCB lines stockists. Or direct.

Goes in the combat jacket top pocket, or sleeve pocket. Old style Medic dressing, available in two different sizes. From BCB International of Cardiff. I habitually carry one with me when outdoors. Just in case I need to treat a wound and stop blood loss. Military battlefield dressings. Originally intended for battlefield trauma care of suffered bullet wounds. Outer wrap doubles as sterile chest wound cover for immediate triage care treatment of so termed sucking chest wounds. To seal the wound tight, aiding the casualty in their breathing. Soldiers on the battlefield carried each two of these. One for treatment covering of bullet entry wound, and one for likewise covering of the resultant gunshot exit wound made by a round striking one, passing straight through the flesh. These days there's better Israeli army ones. Better at helping wound blood clotting. These though will always emain useful in treating open wounds outdoors. Inexpensive items to source from BCB lines stockists. Or direct.

Goes in the combat jacket top pocket, or sleeve pocket. Old style Medic dressing, available in two different sizes. From BCB International of Cardiff. I habitually carry one with me when outdoors. Just in case I need to treat a wound and stop blood loss. Military battlefield dressings. Originally intended for battlefield trauma care of suffered bullet wounds. Outer wrap doubles as sterile chest wound cover for immediate triage care treatment of so termed sucking chest wounds. To seal the wound tight, aiding the casualty in their breathing. Soldiers on the battlefield carried each two of these. One for treatment covering of bullet entry wound, and one for likewise covering of the resultant gunshot exit wound made by a round striking one, passing straight through the flesh. These days there's better Israeli army ones. Better at helping wound blood clotting. These though will always emain useful in treating open wounds outdoors. Inexpensive items to source from BCB lines stockists. Or direct.

Good to have for treating injury outdoors. Very good for stopping blood loss. I know there are more modern Israeli army type dressings available today, but these are cheaper and likely just as good in any basic medical emergency for wound treatment.

Good to have for treating injury outdoors. Very good for stopping blood loss. I know there are more modern Israeli army type dressings available today, but these are cheaper and likely just as good in any basic medical emergency for wound treatment.