Bleeding, circulation & volume: essential solutions for medical emergencies

WERO is the exclusive importer for Germany and AustriaReliable emergency bandage for severe bleeding The original for the fastest first aid in an emergency The Emergency Bandage™ combines primary care, pressure bandage, secondary treatment and secure fixation in one emergency bandage for severe bleeding. This ensures rapid first aid for traumatic injuries. The sterile emergency bandage is suitable for virtually any injury to the body. Thanks to its design, the emergency bandage is the ideal emergency bandage for injuries to the head, armpit and groin in particular. The easy handling also allows the injured person to apply it themselves.This is an original product from First Care. Emergency Bandage™ or Israeli Bandage? Two wordings for one bandage The Emergency Bandage™, or "emergency bandage for tactical trauma treatment", is often referred to as the "Israeli Bandage". The name "Israeli Bandage" can be traced back to the development of an Israeli paramedic who designed the Emergency Bandage™ at the beginning of the 1990s to meet the requirements of modern operating conditions. In which areas is an Emergency Bandage used? Military Disaster relief Rescue services and emergency medical services First aiders and first aid kits The advantages of the Emergency Bandage™/ Israeli BandageFast and efficient initial and secondary treatment of heavily bleeding woundsThe emergency bandage is suitable for use by both laypersons and paramedicsCan be applied by the injured person themselvesPressure bar replaces separate pressure body and thus saves timeAbsorbent wound dressing, does not stick to the woundSafe and controlled unrolling due to sewn-through threadFixation possible without additional aids Significant time and cost savings How do I apply an Emergency Bandage™/ Israeli Bandage? Place the sterile, non-adherent dressing of the Emergency Bandage™ on the woundWrap the first layer of bandage over the wound, guide it through the handle of the pressure applicator and then pull it with the bandage back over the wound site.The tight pull exerts direct pressure on the wound dressing or wound and stops the bleeding. The applicator acts like a pressure pad. It also makes bandaging easier as it holds the wound dressing and the first wrap securely in place.The subsequent additional wraps protect the wound dressing and the applicator from external influences. The Emergency Bandage™ as a tourniquet In many cases, the Emergency Bandage™ enables the injured person to apply a pressure dressing independently. It can also be used as a tourniquet for complete haemostasis in an emergency situation with just one hand. To do this, the bandage wraps must be twisted several times. How can I recognise a replica? As with most products that have established themselves on the market, there are also replicas of the Emergency Bandage™. These often have poor quality individual components: The plastic breaks more quickly The bandage is less elastic The adhesion of the adhesive is insufficient

Gauze bandages, with Z-fold, 6-ply

The further development of the original Emergency Bandage, for even more applications. Emergency pressure bandage with two wound dressings + additional gauze bandage

The way the BOA® works is revolutionary. Since the introduction of constriction bands, the design has not fundamentally changed - until now with the BOA®. For optimised central venous access, the BOA® uses a rolling motion to direct venous blood into the distal veins while allowing arterial flow. (For maximum efficiency, the BOA® should be placed as high as possible on the limb) This technique dilates the veins, making IV access faster and more effective in even the most challenging patients.The ease of use of the BOA® is also revolutionary. The patented design features a quick-click connector and two-finger quick release for added efficiency. Medical staff no longer have to tie (and often retie) a constricting strap. The BOA® reduces deployment time when treating combat wounds, civilian trauma patients or medical patients with poor vascular access, such as diabetic wounds.

Treatment of heavily bleeding wounds6-ply woven absorbent cotton gauzeSpace-saving vacuum-packed (7.62 cm x 5.08 cm x 2.54 cm)Individually sterile packedNSN no. 6510-01-503-2117Dimension stretched: 4.12 m x 3.75 m

QuikClot® is part of the standard equipment in emergency medicine worldwide. It is used for life-threatening haemorrhages or those that cannot be stopped with conventional dressings.Please note: For legal reasons, QuikClot® cannot be exported.

The Lifeguard Easy bandage is used for quick wound care. Integrated Velcro strips prevent the bandage from slipping or coming loose, thereby preventing unintentional unrolling and the associated contamination of the bandage.

The special feature of ChitoSAM® 100 In contrast to conventional haemostatic agents, where a gauze bandage or wound dressing is impregnated with a haemostatic (coagulating) agent or coated , ChitoSAM® 100 consists entirely of chitosan. An additional carrier material is not necessary due to the special processing . As a result, the haemostatic effect is 25% higher than that of classic chitosan products.Active ingredient chitosanChitosan, also known as poliglusam, poly-D-glucosamine or polyglucosamine, is a natural biopolymer from the polysaccharide family that was first obtained in 1859 by boiling chitin with potassium hydroxide solution. Chitosan is also used in cosmetics and industry as well as in medicine not only as a haemostatic agent but also as an absorbable suture material. In contrast to other haemostatic agents (haemostyptics) , chitosan does not activate the body's own blood clotting factors. The haemostatic effect is based on several properties:High absorption capacity: binding of fluids, fats and proteinsFilm-formingConcentration of coagulation factors and blood solids in the wound due to moisture removal/bindingElectrophysiological reaction=cationically charged chitosan also promotes the concentration of anionically charged blood coagulation factors in the wound Chitosan also works reliably at lower blood temperatures or when anticoagulants such as Marcumar or heparin are used. Application of ChitoSAM 100 The ChitoSAM tissue is pressed directly onto the bleeding wound for several minutes. This binds the blood and wound fluid and results in a clot. This is a great advantage for subsequent wound treatment in a rescue centre or hospital, as the gel-like plug can be easily removed. Due to the high absorption capacity of the active ingredient, care must be taken to ensure that the dressing material does not come into contact with the eyes in the event of head injuries. ChitoSAM 100 is atoxic, anti-allergenic, 100% biodegradable and can therefore be used without hesitation.

Thanks to its special structure, Weroplast® BlueMamba only adheres to itself - but not to skin, hair or the wound. Application Fast wound care - self-adhesive, tear-off, breathable. Sticks to itself, not to the wound, skin or hair. Leaves no adhesive residue and can be removed painlessly. Latex and adhesive-free, therefore also suitable for allergy sufferers. Particularly suitable for finger joint and fingertip injuries. 1. Open the packaging and remove the plaster roll. Depending on the severity of the bleeding, fold the beginning of the self-adhesive plaster several times to form a wound pad. 2. Place the folded wound pad on the wound and wrap 1 - 2 times. 3. Tear off or cut off the plaster and press on the loose end. 4. Fingertip injury: Wrap once around the joint and continue in a spiral to the fingertip. Wrap several times around the fingertip. Form a wound pad in the event of heavy bleeding. Wrap in a spiral back to the starting point. Tear off or cut off the plaster and press on the loose end. Application Weroplast® BlueMamba quick plasters

Emergency pressure bandage with extra-large wound pad and bandage length.

Thanks to its extra strong adhesive strength, Weroplast® PowerTex offers the ultimate hold even under extreme stress and also remains visually attractive at all times. Extra strong adhesive strength Textile fabric - blackLongitudinally and transversely elastic Very adaptable Permeable to air Very robust Wound dressing does not stick to the wound Individually sealed Contents for mix 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 1.9 cm 2 plaster strips 7.2 x 2.5 cm2 finger plasters 12 x 2 cm1 fingertip plaster 8 x 4.5 cm 1 finger joint plaster 7.5 x 3.8 cm Optimal use Suitable for dry to slightly damp work areas where hands are exposed to heavy soiling.

WERO MED-X® Tactical Compressed Gauze® is a vacuum-compressed, sterile gauze made from 100 % cotton. It is white, highly absorbent and comes in a compact, waterproof package that is easy to open. This gauze is used to fill wounds (wound packing) and stop bleeding by applying pressure. WERO MED-X® Tactical Compressed Gauze® is particularly characterised by its high absorbency and is ideal for treating heavily bleeding wounds, such as those that can occur with gunshot wounds. It can also be used as an alternative to conventional gauze to dress other types of wounds. Once the vacuum packaging is opened, the volume of the gauze increases considerably, making it easier to insert into the wound. In addition, Tactical Compressed Gauze takes up less space in first aid kits compared to conventionally packaged gauze, as the packaging is only slightly larger than a matchbox.

For fast and efficient treatment of pelvic fractures in the field.Available sizes:Small pelvic circumference: 69 cm - 114 cmStandard pelvic circumference: 81 cm - 127 cmLarge pelvic circumference: 91 cm - 137 cm

Vacuumised emergency bandage, developed for quick and uncomplicated wound care. Product characteristics Dimensions: 15 cm x 3.7 m Packaging: 12.5 cm x 24 cm x 4 cm Weight: 85 g

The T-POD™ is a support belt for temporary, fast, safe and effective stabilisation of a pelvic fracture in trauma patients. It is used for initial treatment, to reduce blood loss and for pain therapy. Models: black NSN no.: 6515-01-526-1175 Dimensions: 20 cm x 15 x 8 cm Weight: 270 g orange NSN No. 6515-01-526-2788 Dimensions: 20 cm x 15 x 8 cm Weight: 270 g

Vein tourniquet "Jetpull2" with 2-stage safety closure in white. The band is green, latex-free and individually packaged with instructions for use in a polybag.

Compact canula collector that fits in practically any pocket.

Die Rescue Essentials® Mini Compression Bandage wurde für kleine Trauma-Kits und Taschen oder die Hosentasche entwickelt.

The Vendari padding cotton falls into the category of padding bandages. It is made of polyester fibres, has a soft surface and serves as a protective layer in front of any type of immobilisation or compression bandage. The Vendari padding wadding is therefore considered a suitable bandage for protecting exposed areas of the body in plaster casts, glass splints or polyester splints. The Vendari padding is also suitable for applying a paw bandage to dogs.

Celox™ Gauze is designed to stop bleeding in life-threatening emergencies.Recommended by the US Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC)1 and is used by NATO forces and first responders around the world.

The haemostatic agent of choice for the UK Ministry of Defence (1).Time is of the essenceTime is a critical factor when treating serious injuries in the field, and saving time increases the casualty's chances of survival in an emergency or hostile situation. To be effective in the field, haemostatic dressings need to work quickly.Improved chitosanCelox Rapid contains Chito-R™-activated chitosan granules that adhere to moist tissue in the wound*. Chito-R™ forms a sticky gel that seals the wound to stop blood flow and accelerate compression time. (2)Tried and testedCelox Gauze showed a statistically significant improvement in survival rate (7%), especially in severely injured patients (5)Independent comparative tests in the form of a meta-analysis showed a statistically significant improvement in survival with Celox Gauze compared to alternative agents (5)*In vivo studies **In vitro studiesReferences:: (1) Celox. UK MoD Selects Celox Rapid Haemostatic Gauze for all Branches of the UK Military. Cision PR Newswire, 31 Jan, 2018, 15:48 GMT. Available at: https://prn.to/2J51zsI . Accessed September 2019(2) Medtrade Data on file - CSCGRG003(3) Hatamabadi HR, Asayesh Zarchi F, Kariman H, Arhami Dolatabadi A, Tabatabaey A, Amini A. Celox-coated gauze for the treatment of civilian penetrating trauma: a randomised clinical trial. Trauma Mon. 2015 Feb;20(1):e23862. doi: 10.5812/traumamon.23862. Epub 2015 Jan 20. PMID: 25825701; PMCID: PMC4362036.(4) Medtrade Data on file - CSCGRG001(5) Winstanley M, Smith JE, Wright C. Catastrophic haemorrhage in military major trauma patients: a retrospective database analysis of haemostatic agents used on the battlefield. J R Army Med Corps. 2019 Dec;165(6):405-409. doi: 10.1136/jramc-2018-001031. Epub 2018 Oct 3. PMID: 30287682.