Trauma Dressings and Bandages

Trauma dressings are highly absorbent, sterile wound pads designed for immediate first aid treatment of severe bleeding, traumatic wounds, and life-threatening injuries. The primary goal of trauma dressings is rapid haemostasis (bleeding control), wound coverage, and protection from infection.

Super-Absorbent Wound Dressing Pad: Quickly controls heavy bleeding from cuts, lacerations, gunshot wounds, and major trauma injuries. Sterile & Hypoallergenic: Prevents infection and irritation; safe even on sensitive skin. Rapid-Action Compression: Features elasticized wrap for direct pressure and fast haemostasis. Easy Application: Intuitive design for single-handed self-application or use on others. Multi-Purpose Use: Essential for first responders, EMS, military, home first aid kits, survivalists, and workplaces. Ideal wounds: car accidents, workplace trauma, gunshot wounds, deep lacerations, animal bites, disaster response, and outdoor injuries.

Occlusive dressing is airtight and watertight (often used for chest wounds, sucking chest wounds, and preventing air from entering wounds). Trauma dressing is designed for absorbing blood rapidly and applying compression, but it is not airtight. The primary function is to control severe bleeding & protect large wounds.

Gauze Dressings Film/Occlusive Dressings Foam/Absorbent Dressings (including trauma dressings)

Expose the wound and remove debris if possible. Place the trauma pad directly on the bleeding site. Wrap the bandage firmly around the limb or area, applying continuous pressure. Secure the bandage to maintain pressure, elevate if possible. Seek medical help immediately

A trauma wound results from blunt force, penetration, deep cuts, crush injuries, or avulsion—often with severe bleeding and tissue damage.

Surgical wound is controlled, clean, intentionally made during surgery. Trauma wound is accidental, often contaminated, and irregular, needing immediate bleeding control.

Trauma dressings or hemostatic gauze are best for deep wounds with active bleeding. Follow with an elastic/compression bandage for stabilization.

Trauma/Combat/Emergency Dressings (e.g., Israeli bandage) Sterile Gauze Pads Hydrocolloid/Film Dressings

A trauma bandage is a medical device combining a high-absorbency wound pad with an elastic compression wrap, used for rapid, effective hemorrhage control in emergency situations (e.g., Israeli bandage).

When: Use immediately on major traumatic wounds with active bleeding. How: Place the absorbent pad, wrap snugly, apply direct pressure, and fasten.

Triangular Bandage Roller (Elastic or Crepe) Bandage Tubular Bandage

Apply pad to wound. Wrap bandage around wound/limb. Pull tightly to apply compression. Secure using hook, clip, or tuck end.

Developed by Israeli military for battlefield use, the "Israeli bandage" combines a pad and elastic wrap for one-step hemorrhage control—now a global standard.

“Always secure the pad on the wound, apply pressure, and never remove the first bandage if bleeding continues — instead, add more layers.”

Fill wound cavity with sterile gauze or hemostatic dressing, apply trauma dressing over, then apply direct pressure until bleeding stops.

A pre-assembled, all-in-one bandage that provides pressure, absorbs blood, and is fast to apply—crucial for severe trauma or mass casualty situations.

No—Israeli bandages (and all trauma dressings) are designed for single use only to ensure sterility and effectiveness.

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