RHINO RESCUE 6" Israeli Style Emergency Bandage, Compression Trauma Wound Dressing, Medical Sterile Vacuum Sealed, Combat Tactical First Aid Kit IFAK Supplies, FSA HSA Eligible, 2 Count

I'm really impressed with this item! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was well-made and designed with the user in mind. Setup was straightforward and quick, which is always a huge plus.In terms of performance, it has consistently exceeded my expectations. It does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it reliably and efficiently. I've been using it regularly for a while now, and it still feels as good as new.What I particularly appreciate is its ease of use. The features are intuitive, and I didn't need to consult a manual to figure things out. It truly makes my life easier.Overall, this has been an excellent purchase, and I genuinely feel it offers great value for the price. If you're looking for a dependable and high-quality item that delivers on its promises, you won't be disappointed with this one.

Israeli style trauma compression bandages in vacuum sealed individual pouches, at a very competitive price. Fortunately I’ve never been stabbed or shot and needed to use one of these, but I keep several in each of our cars in the event of an accident and need for immediate first aid. The price is excellent value for the quantity and quality.

PERFECTLY fits in any IFAK bag. Buy a bunch of these; 2 is one, and one is none.

This is in my first aid kit

Be nice if had better packaging and/or instructions.

Quality bandages. They're well made and sturdy, but inexpensive enough to order a few for training/practice. Like all medical supplies, make sure you know how to use them.

A field first aid MUST HAVE (IMO) in your ruck, hunting pack, IFAK, etc. ENDLESS first aid uses!

These seem similar to ones I have used in the past so I would feel comfortable in saying they will likely work in a similar manner. Hate to waste one as they are not cheap but gambling, they are OK. They appear to be double bagged.It does not appear they are the more preferred design (At least from watching the video) that the elastic portion is restrained which reduces the chance of unrolling. The actor kept control of the bandage and did not highlight this feature, so I assume it is missing.Some might have some minor disagreement on the installation video method and with their double wrap before running back through the cleat. That may not make any difference but the people I observed were trained in the military, so I figure they know what they were doing and not an actor.Some like to wrap once above and below the wound to help with keeping the wound clean but unless a dirty environment and some extended time before professional medical help, I would probably stick with lining up the strip in a linear manner and worry more about blood loss than wound cleanliness.I was not aware of their country of origin when I ordered them so not sure if they are actually gamma sterilized as advertised to properly sterilize them so I do have some concerns there but if I need to use them that will likely be the last of my worries. I would have felt better they were produced in a more regulated country.