DESCRIPTION
North American Rescue�s S-Rolled Gauze is the ideal solution for a compact, easy to use, cotton s-rolled gauze designed for both linear wound packing and basic bandaging. Made of premium cotton, NAR�s S-Rolled Gauze can be used to control hemorrhage in conjunction with a compression bandage, used as backing gauze for hemostatic dressings or for minor wound bandaging. The S-Rolled Gauze is packaged in a unique dispenser that allows for controlled application and protects unused portions from contamination during application. Its low cube space requirement and rugged, durable vacuum sealed packaging make it easy to fit in both individual first aid kits and medic kits.
FEATURES
4.5 in. x 4.1 yd Sterile, 6-ply premium cotton gauze
Unique and convenient packaging configuration and dispenser allows controlled application as a complete unit or in a continuous linear feed for wound packing
Unused portion remains protected from contamination during application
Used as backing gauze for hemostatic agents, in conjunction with a compression bandage to control hemorrhage
SPECIFICATIONS
Gauze is a sterile, 6-ply, 4.5 in. x 4.1 yd. length cotton gauze
Unique and convenient packaging configuration and dispenser allows controlled application as a complete unit or in a continuous linear feed for wound packing
Unused portion remains protected from contamination during application
Used as backing gauze for hemostatic agents, in conjunction with a compression bandage to control hemorrhage, or for minor wound bandaging
Packaged in a low cube space, rugged and durable vacuum sealed container featuring NAR Red Tip Technology with tear notches for easy opening
DIMENSIONS:
Vacuum Packaged: Packaged: L 3 in. x W 2 in. x D 1 in.
Gauze: W 4.5 in. x L 4.1 yd, 6-ply premium cotton gauze
Weight: 1.2 oz
RED TIP TECHNOLOGY�
NAR prides itself on the quality and reliability of our products. Items marked with this icon have been specifically branded with NAR�s signature Red Tip Technology� packaging. You can use these items with confidence, knowing that they have been engineered for the less-than-optimal, often hostile conditions that exist when our equipment is needed the most. Accept no imitations!
