Israeli Bandage Demonstration

[JCarter]

Just wanted to say thanks. After watching this video several months ago I bought one to put in my blow out kit. A few days ago I severely injured my knee in a chainsaw accident. I was able to stop the bleeding fast with this bandage and drive myself to an ER. Thanks again for a great video!

[dahveed]

Great video! A 3 minute video on a 3 minute process. Thanks for not wasting my time with filler content.

[lastofthemouchers]

This product just saved my life. Had a torrential post surgery bleed once I was at home. Isreali bandage stopped the heavy venous bleed with ease as I was starting to feel light headed.

[chrisgrinstead]

I have them, but I'm on a budget and can't afford to open one without using it, so it's very helpful to see it in use. Thanks

[ericmacho]

Thank you so much for this! I'm a truck driver that delivers primarily to Farmers in rural areas and recently took a CPR & first aid course just in case I ever come upon injuries. When I got my IFAK I found this Israeli bandage in there and had no idea what the heck it was or how to use it. Didn't want to open it and contaminate it. This is a great, straightforward, concise video. Greatly appreciated.

[stevenboykin]

Been a EMT for 17 years and I struggle with all kinds of dressing and watching this video puts me in awe! That’s give me why couldn’t I have I thought of that! Definitely will be getting some for my jump kit

[seminolerick]

How many of us have these, and NEVER needed/ used 1 ? Ok, me at least. So I like to drop in to review how to correctly use, as I foget things over time if I don't use the info. This was probably the shortest, yet best one I've viewed...thanks for posting it !

[arth-urx]

I always knew the Israelis did their history lesson well, here, the bandage they came up with... pure simplicity and utility. Anything you need in an emergency situation when you are shocked or under great stress. I bow to you whoever patented this.

[AnotherClich]

Wow, what an incredible improvement over the field dressings of olden days. Such simple improvements make it so much more effective.

[Barbrady]

This is by far one of the best explanations and demonstrations I have ever scene for these. Thank you!

[samson]

I would recommend that, after placing the absorbent pad over the wound, the first wrap should be above the wound, overlapping to the side of the cleat -- the second wrap should be below the wound, overlapping on the other side of the cleat -- and the third wrap should be through the cleat. This process will "seal" the wound area to prevent the incursion of infectious agents. Thereafter, the counter-pull on the cleat, the remaining wraps around the limb, and the securing of the loose end can proceed as usual.

[MRptwrench]

"What ya need to understand" is an example of NCO speak.
Thank you for your Service young man.

[RandoPandaSmiles]

Still the best video on the Israeli bandage on YouTube.

[MrWmburr]

Thanks for the demo, my friend. These battle dressings have really evolved since I used them in Vietnam as a young hospital corpsman.

[clint]

I got in a nasty car accident one time and had a deep cut on my thigh. Thank goodness I had my IFAK on my belt. I put a double Quik Clot trauma dressing right on it, then put the Israeli over the top of it to really pack it tight. Worked like a charm!!!

[donnaa]

Such a clear and concise demo. I thought it would be difficult to apply but you explained it in terms that anyone can understand. I will offer a couple for my first aid kit today! Thank you!

[lolz]

Im israeli and I learned this in summer camp. Awesome that your posting it to other people.

[cynthiabrownfield]

I appreciated the video. I bought some of these for a trauma/first aid kit I put together to keep in the trunk. I think this is the first video I have seen that went through the entire process, starting with opening the package. I feel more prepared now should I ever need to use one.

[alphawolfgang]

12 years later and you got a new subscriber for a simple good video.

[arctodussimus]

I was given eight or ten of these about ten years ago.
Have one in every bag and kit.
Never had to use one, but at least now I know how to do it.
Thanks