I cannot comment on the 'quality' of operation because, fortunately, I have not yet had the occasion to use it, but it is definitely worth having as an emergency item in a home or car first aid kit, or for IPMED. Additionally, the price on military is very attractive.
AedMax Individual Field Dressing Trauma Kit type W2
W2 dressing designed for wound dressing and bleeding control. It consists of a 400 x 10 cm elastic bandage and two compresses: a fixed and a movable one, each measuring 20 x 18 cm.
waterproof and hermetic packaging
The included clip protects the bandage from unintentional unrolling. The dressing is sterile and comes in a waterproof, hermetically sealed foil package with notches for easy opening. The packaging features instructions for use in Polish, Ukrainian, and English with illustrations.
Main features
- Designed for wound dressing and bleeding control
- Consists of an elastic bandage and pads
- Includes a clip to prevent accidental unrolling
- Waterproof packaging
- Instructions in Polish, Ukrainian, and English with pictograms
Technical data
Bandage dimensions: 400 x 10 cm
Compress dimensions: 20 x 18 cm
Manufacturer: AedMax, Poland
| EAN | 5905490426161 |
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| Manufacturer code | TKS551 |
| Brand | AedMax |
| Expiration Date | 2029-08-01 |
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Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 7
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The dressing was very well secured, and the product matches the description and is of high quality. It should be in every car first-aid kit, workshop, on a plot of land or in a travel backpack. It's an inexpensive item that could save a life.
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A product that can protect your health or life. Every penny spent on it is a good investment. It should be in every first aid kit. It is easy to use, no great skill required. I definitely recommend it.
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Great individual dressing, very robustly packaged. The quality of the dressing is flawless. I recommend it as an essential component of every first aid kit.
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A dressing you should always have with you – in the car, on trips, when fishing, hiking in the mountains or on holiday. It's an essential in every first aid kit – better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it.
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It's a basic element of every first aid kit – from your car, to the shooting range and the mountains, to everyday carrying in your backpack. Thanks to its multifunctionality, it is a constant part of my EDC. Highly recommended.
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It can save your life or health. Worth every penny spent. It should be included in every first aid kit. Easy to use, doesn't require much knowledge. I highly recommend it.
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