Testimonials

“Friday May 13 was an unfortunate event for a motorcycle rider not wearing a helmet. I was requested to the scene due to a delayed response by EMS. A male rider had struck a deer on the highway, killing the deer. He had been thrown approximately 50 yards from his bike. He was awake and alert on arrival with obvious injuries that were still bleeding. Bystanders were in a state of panic with no care being provided. The Israeli bandage was used to stop the bleeding from his head which had a 3-inch laceration and his left elbow which looked like ground hamburger. The bleeding was controlled. His bike was totaled. EMS arrived about 20 minutes later. I can only imagine what would have occurred had I not arrived to help him. A couple of the bystanders commented to me on the dressing as to its effectiveness. I am disappointed that more people are not trained to handle an emergency. Every car purchased should be provided with an emergency kit containing an ISRAELI BANDAGE. They should also be provided to people taking the FEMA Community Emergency Response Training. Joplin, Missouri, is a good example of a place where people need proper medical training. Your products are indeed lifesaving. I continue to promote them to as many people will listen. The bystanders standing and watching while I cared for the injured rider will never forget their first introduction to the ISRAELI BANDAGE. Thanks Again.”

“I came upon a multiple car accident a few weeks ago. A lot of people were standing around, but it didn't look like anyone was assisting those hurt, or bothering to even check their condition. I yelled out the window, they said to come on by. So I grabbed my go bag and ran to the site. The first victim had no obvious injuries; he wasn't bleeding, he could breathe on his own and he wasn't in any more danger where he was. The second victim was not so lucky. She had head deep lacerations on her face and head; and on her left hand, the last two fingers had been ripped back and over her wrist, almost tearing them off completely. She was in and out of consciousness, so I enlisted someone to keep her head and neck motionless while I attended to the bleeding. I was certainly thankful for both my Israeli Bandages. I was able to successfully wrap her hand (whose fingers were eventually saved, it appears) with it, as well as the worst of her head wounds. Regular bandages did the rest of the job, but thank God for the Israeli Bandages! Now I'm out a medium and a large, but hey, it did the job intended for it, and it did it extremely well. Thanks people!”

“Several years ago I developed a blood clot in my leg which resulted in my being put on blood thinners for life. While you try and make sure that your blood is neither too thin nor too thick, you never know so you carry products to treat yourself if necessary. My doctor cleared me to cycle again having once been a competitive rider. One day when I was out with my riding group, there was a big crash in front of me that I could not avoid. When I sorted things out, I had impaled my leg on a fellow rider’s break lever and had quite a bit of road rash. My fellow riders knew of my bleeding potential and sprang to work. They used QuikClot to arrest and treat the road rash and an Israeli Bandage to address the puncture wound. When I got to the hospital an hour later and they tested by blood levels, my blood was too thin -- and the attending physician credited your products with stopping the bleeding and saving my life. I carry your products in all of my vehicles and keep them in my home, office and, of course, on my bike as well. Thanks for making a product that really works.”

“I have had the chance to help use the Emergency Dressing within the last few weeks when a man self-inflicted several deep lacerations to his forearm. An officer on scene had an Emergency Bandage and we applied it with perfect results, they are the real deal and better than any dressing I've seen used in the field. Now I've taken it upon myself to start updating my personal kit and help others get set up as well. I will never be the unprepared cop again. ”

“Ptl. John Shaw is a police officer in New Jersey and Coast Guard Reservist. Mr. Shaw recently attended a USCG Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TC3) course I conducted. In May, Mr. Shaw used his training and a 6-inch First Care Emergency Trauma Dressing to apply direct pressure to a major laceration. As I am told, the application of the Emergency Trauma Dressing was enough to stop the hemorrhaging. Although there was a lot of bleeding, the patient made a full recovery.”                                                                                                                                             

“I am a police Sergeant and high-risk patrol tactics trainer. I strongly recommend that officers carry at least one Israeli Bandage with them for treating their own wounds and wounds of others. We simulate an injured officer so students in the course can fully realize what they are up against and how best to control trauma in rapid time.
I might mention that I am also an advanced life support-Paramedic and find this bandage one of the best pieces of equipment I have seen lately in emergency care of trauma patients.”


“These Emergency Bandages are useful and compact. I use them in scenarios in my Red Cross Wilderness First Aid training and our troop has one in first aid kits -- just in case.”