Indicator Bandage for Sale

Name: Indicator Bandage
Brand: JCMED(TIANJIN) IMPORT&EXPORT CO., LTD.

When exploring, hiking or working in the wild, the risk of encountering venomous snakes, venomous spiders or dangerous aquatic creatures cannot be ignored. The Snake Bite Indicator Bandage is a professional first aid tool designed for emergency poisoning. It uses the internationally recognized Pressure Fixation Technology (PIT) to effectively delay the spread of venom and buy critical time for subsequent treatment. Its unique built-in pressure indicator can intuitively display whether the bandage has reached the optimal binding strength, ensuring correct pressure and avoiding the first aid effect affected by insufficient or excessive pressure.

This bandage is made of highly elastic and tear-resistant material, with a stretch length of up to 10 meters, easily covering a large range of limbs and suitable for different body types. The special suture process enables it to maintain stable pressure for a long time and is not easy to loosen. It is not only an ideal choice for dealing with snake bites, but also can be used for funnel web spider bites, blue ring octopus stings and cone shell stings.

The lightweight and compact design is easy to carry, and it is a must-have equipment for outdoor enthusiasts, expedition teams, agricultural and forestry workers and emergency rescue personnel. High-quality thickened material ensures a comfortable fit and excellent durability. Whether it's a wilderness adventure or an everyday emergency kit, this bandage is a reliable addition to your safety.

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Specifications of Indicator Bandage

Snake Bite Indicator Bandage

10cm x 3.3M Un-Stretched

10cm x 10.5M Stretched

Features of Indicator Bandage

Features

Pressure indication system

Visual pressure indication, accurate indication of the best binding strength, ensuring correct pressure, effectively fixing the venom and delaying its spread.

Professional-grade pressure fixation technology

Strictly follow the authoritative Australian first aid standards, suitable for first aid for snake bites, funnel web spider bites, blue-ringed octopus stings and cone shell stings.

Ultra-long elastic coverage

10 meters of stretchable high-strength material, easily wrap large limbs, special weaving process to maintain continuous and stable pressure without loosening.

Military-grade durable material

Thickened tear-resistant fabric, wear-resistant and weather-resistant, adaptable to complex outdoor environments, and maintains excellent performance after repeated use.

Ergonomic lightweight design

Compact scroll storage, only the size of a palm, extremely light weight, can be mounted on a backpack or carried with you, without increasing the burden of travel.

Multi-scenario versatility

An all-round safety guard for outdoor adventures, agricultural and forestry operations, and coastal activities, meeting the dual needs of professional rescue and personal first aid.

Medical-grade safety certification

CE and FDA certified, non-toxic and harmless, low risk of allergies, can be used directly in contact with wounds.

Steps for Using a Indicator Bandage

Call an ambulance immediately after a snake bite.

Snake bite instruction bandage application steps

Step 1

Place medical gauze on the bite site.

Do not wash the venom off the skin as this may help identify the snake.

Step 2

Immediately apply firm pressure to the bandage (the grid changes from rectangular to square).

Beginning with the toes or fingers of the bitten limb, apply further pressure bandages, moving upwards to cover as much of the limb as possible.

Mark the bite site after bandaging to help doctors quickly locate the wound.

The bandage should remain secure. Keep the body and limb as still as possible. Do not raise the limb.

Step 3

Immobilize the limb.

After applying the pressure bandage, immobilize the limb by attaching a splint to the limb (e.g. a piece of wood, another leg, etc.). If the bite was on the forearm, place the splint with the forearm in a sling.

The casualty must remain calm, hold the limb still, and wait for evacuation.

Leave the bandage in place until medical help arrives and check blood circulation regularly.

Indication of Indicator Bandage