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Reddit mentions of Sterile 5x9 Combine Abdominal Pads (ABD Pads) Pack of 20 + Vakly Medical Tape (1)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Sterile 5x9 Combine Abdominal Pads (ABD Pads) Pack of 20 + Vakly Medical Tape (1). Here are the top ones.
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- EXTRA THICK AND ABSORBENT- These sterile ABD pads are designed to be used when high-absorbency is needed for draining large wounds with heavy discharge. The fluffy inner layer instantly absorbs fluid from wounds and helps prevent external injuries to the wounded area.
- SOFT AND COMFORABLE - Outer cover layer is made with a soft, non-woven fabric material that won’t scratch or irritate the wounded surface. It is made with an extremely absorbent inner core with sealed edges on all sides to prevent leakage.
- TOP QUALITY – Pack includes top selling high absorbency Combine Pads for wound and trauma care of even the most severe conditions. These pads are perfect for healing post-op incisions or any trauma with discharge.
- MEDICAL TAPE INCLUDED – Gauze packs include top quality non-sterile Vakly medical surgical adhesive tape that is 1’’x10 yards long.
- SAFE, STERILE AND LATEX FREE - Gauze pads packed in convenient sterile peelable pouches, making sure the trauma pads get to you clean, sterile and safe to use. Not made from natural rubber latex, ideal for those with latex allergies.
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| Size | 21 Piece Set |
I would disagree with other users here, building your own kit will save a decent amount of money
What are you looking to put into these IFAKs? Here are some links that a 'basic' would have
4 pack of chest seals $29.19 (one in each kit)
20 count 5x9 combine pads $7.99 (two or so in each kit)
Isreali Bandage (non-amazon link as there have been many issues with amazon selling Isreali bandages and people getting knock-offs, youll want the 4in 'new manufacture' which come in a grey outer pouch, open the outer pouch and put them in the IFAK like that (they are double sealed/this will leave them sealed in a see through rip away plastic which can be used as an occlusive dressing) one in each kit.
2 Hemostatic Gauze $19.97 (open outer pack, put one 'inner' pack in each kit)
12 pack of 2in roller gauze $4.80 (one, maybe two in each kit, can be replaced with a triangular bandage instead)
12 Triangular Bandages (Cravats) $6.80 - these are multi-use, bleeding control, securing a dressing, TQ use etc. most opt not to have them but theyre a great 'multi-use' item I carry in every IFAK (one in each kit)
2 pack trauma shears $9.99 (one in each kit)
2 pack CAT tourniquets $53.98, one reason to go with amazon is the easy returns, which is a double edged sword, a lot of people will buy fake CATs for cheap, purchase real ones for $$ then 'return' the real ones with the cheap fake ones, look up lot codes when you get them if it doesnt look the part return it. Stay away from the thin elastic "pocket tourniquets" (one in each kit)
Rip away IFAK MOLLE pouch $14.99 each, depending on color. I prefer these over just a MOLLE pouch, unbuckle and use or throw to someone else without having to lug w.e. equipment the pouch is attached to - or leave off the MOLLE backing and put inside a pack loose
Personally I dont put airway in my IFAKs but do in a larger kit thats nearby - if you want links to NPAs a pretty good general size to go with would be a 26, dont forget lube or really you can just spit on them. Same with a decompression needle, not going to be in my IFAK.
More importantly than any of this stuff is training, you can do a lot more with training than you can with a 'be all end all kit'. Dont be afraid to adapt a kit to your environment, for example if you're going far away from civilization consider you might do wound packing and need more hemostatic gauze, but if you're right down the street from a hospital you probably wont want to pack a wound with a homeostatic agent but that will depend on the situation.
The purpose of an IFAK is to get you to a larger first aid kit/medical help.
(I purchase medical supplies for the EMS company I work for, Amazon prices are generally cheaper than buying from a distributor unless you're looking to build dozens of these kits and even then certain items will still be cheaper especially factoring in shipping) Any questions feel free to ask