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- Warranty according to the manufacturer's terms
- Typ: Tryckförband
- Storlek: Mini, kompakt för enkel bärbarhet
- Egenskaper: Högabsorberande kompress, elastisk linda
Specifications
| Item number | 21185 |
|---|---|
| Tillverkare | Vitri |
About the product
Pressure dressing for acute bleeding
Strengthen your first-aid preparedness with Vitri Pressure Dressing Mini, a compact solution designed for rapid and effective treatment of bleeding. Ideal for carrying in a first-aid kit or on adventures.
Vitri Pressure Dressing Mini is an essential component of emergency care, providing immediate assistance for bleeding injuries. Its compact size makes it ideal for carrying in a pocket, backpack or first-aid bag, ensuring that you are always prepared in an emergency. The dressing combines a highly absorbent compress with an elastic wrap, enabling pressure to be applied effectively and bleeding to be stopped quickly. Its ease of use means that even laypeople can use the dressing effectively, which is crucial in situations where every second counts. With Vitri Pressure Dressing Mini, you can feel confident that you have the protection needed to manage small to medium-sized wounds.
Features
- Type: Pressure dressing
- Size: Mini, compact for easy portability
- Features: Highly absorbent compress, elastic wrap
- Applications: Emergency care, first aid, adventures
- Benefits: Rapid bleeding control, easy to use, portable
Product safety
- Product identification
- 21185
- Manufacturer
- ViTri Medical AB
Stensätravägen 9a
127 39 Skärholmen
Sweden
info@vitri.se
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