Trauma Pads, 5" x 9" COMBINE ABD (PACK OF 5)

Good to have extra, even after having surgery for carpal tunnel

Nice and compact; able to store with my "ditch bag" on the boat for emergencies. The compass is fairly accurate for the size, no needle but was simple to figure out that NORTH points forward from the Whistle end. The temperature gauge is coarse, but is fine for anything I would need it for; you can tell it was made overseas since it is in Celsius (no dual graduations for temp). The whistle is load, but not piercing, the LED light is a single point, not much area illumination but adequate for seeing right in front of you. The only problem with the light is, once the battery runs out, you no longer have the light unless you want to crack a seal and see if you can replace the battery. The mirror is fine for signalling purposes and the magnifier is like an eye loop so you could probably use as a sun focas point to start an emergency fire if required. The little compartment is good for waterproof matches or a piece of flint to supplement fire needs.I received this at a discounted price for an honest and unbiased review, this is a perfect addition to my ditch bag emergency supply, so I am quite satisfied with the product.

These are the exact same trauma pads we carry in the ambulance! Very useful to to toss in your vehicle or a personal jump bag!

You get exactly what you think you're going to get. A pack of trauma pads. These are great to keep in your trauma kit / first aid kit when bandaids or light pads won't cut it. Nothing really more to say about this product, its exactly what you thought it was when you clicked 'buy now".

Hospital quality and at a good price. If you understand first aid these are very handy. Everything from would coverage to making soft splints.

These pads are affordable if the budget is tight. Only getting 5 at a time you find you are always reordering them as they don't last long. Depending on where the pads is used on the body, it can be cut in half.

Good product for building a general First Aid Kit without spending a fortune.

Anyone who seen a lot of bleeding knows that the first thing you need to do is put a clean highly absorbent sterile pad on top of it. It's also nice if the pad has a relatively impervious backing to keep the oozing under control.This one is as good as it gets. Well-made, well packaged, it does the job. It's a good product and you get a fair number of them to throw into your trauma kit. It will allow you to keep the bleeding under control until you get to the hospital