This is a basic and essential component of a first aid kit, especially for people using shooting ranges. It can also be a good addition carried, for example, in the calf pocket of tactical trousers. Although less versatile than an OLAES dressing, it provides much greater compression thanks to its design. It’s a well-thought-out, high-quality product.
PerSys Medical FCP-01 Israeli Personal Dressing
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PerSys Medical FCP-01 Israeli Personal Dressing
Individual Israeli First Care Product dressing designed for rapid and effective control of bleeding and wound dressing, such as gunshot or amputation injuries. Suitable for rescue operations and combat conditions.
The dressing includes an elastic grey-green bandage 10 cm wide and 160 cm long (stretched up to 4.5 m) and a fixed pad measuring 10 x 18 cm.
Buckle for easy dressing application
This model features a plastic clip allowing one-handed application, the ability to change the wrapping direction, and to apply direct pressure to the wound after dressing. It also includes a fastener to prevent accidental unrolling. Cross-stitching prevents unintended deployment during application.
waterproof packaging
The set is vacuum-sealed in a double waterproof package made from laminated foil. The packaging features instructions for use in Polish and pictograms.
Main features
- Designed for bleeding control and wound dressing
- Includes an elastic bandage and a fixed pad
- Clip for easy application
- Fastener prevents accidental unrolling
- Waterproof packaging
- Instructions in Polish and pictograms
Technical data
Width: 10 cm
Length: 160 cm
Manufacturer: PerSys Medical, USA
| EAN | 7290011042011 |
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| Manufacturer code | FCP 01 |
| Brand | PerSys Medical |
| Expiration Date | 2030-09-01 |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 7
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This is essential equipment for every first aid kit – for the car, shooting range, mountains, or an everyday backpack. For me, it’s a permanent part of my EDC due to its versatility. I definitely recommend it.
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Compact and airtight packaging that doesn’t take up much space in a first aid kit attached to a shooting belt. It is longer than most available on the market and meets the standards discussed on first aid courses. However, you need to know how to use it, so training and practice are key!
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Durable dressing, solidly vacuum packed, takes up little space. I’m deducting one star for the price – JB Tacticals offers similar quality for a much lower amount. Despite this, I recommend it, because I always have an Israeli dressing with me.
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Original Israeli dressing – no complaints. Packed tightly and vacuum-sealed, so it takes up very little space. It’s worth learning to use it properly, as the instructions on the packaging are not very clear. The dressing does its job excellently, but remember not to place the clip directly on the wound – it should be next to it!
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The product seems to be of solid quality. Packed tightly in thick foil which prevents accidental opening. The dressing is vacuum packed, so it takes up minimal space. You can open it from both sides. It also has a long expiry date.
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Although I haven’t unpacked the product, I think the bandage will definitely come in handy. It’s tightly sealed, but it’s worth trimming the corners of the foil it’s packed in as they are quite hard and sharp – you could scratch yourself or cut something when putting it in a backpack. It’s good to have such a bandage as a spare, though hopefully it will never be needed.
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