The North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) 4" Flat is a mission-critical wound care solution trusted by military medics, law enforcement, and emergency responders to rapidly control severe bleeding and protect traumatic wounds in the field.
- 4-inch flat dressing ideal for packing and covering moderate to large wounds
- Sterile, military-grade construction meets demanding tactical and civilian EMS standards
- Highly absorbent pad quickly soaks up blood to reduce hemorrhagic shock risk
- Elastic bandage wrap secures the dressing firmly without requiring additional tape
- Compact, lightweight packaging fits easily in any IFAK, med bag, or kit
- Single-use sterile design minimizes infection risk in austere environments
Who This Is For
The NAR 4" Flat Emergency Trauma Dressing is built for military personnel, law enforcement officers, paramedics, EMTs, hunters, and prepared civilians who want a proven, professional-grade hemorrhage control dressing in their individual first aid kit (IFAK) or trauma bag. It's equally valuable for range bags, vehicle kits, and home emergency preparedness supplies.
Specifications
| Brand | North American Rescue (NAR) |
|---|---|
| Model | Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) |
| Part Number | 30-0093 |
| Dressing Size | 4 Inch (Flat) |
| Configuration | Flat Pack |
| Sterility | Sterile, Single-Use |
| Primary Use | Hemorrhage Control / Wound Coverage |
| Category | Tactical / Emergency Medical |
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of wounds is the NAR 4" Flat Emergency Trauma Dressing best suited for?
The 4-inch flat ETD is designed for moderate to large lacerations, gunshot wounds, stab wounds, and other traumatic injuries that require rapid hemorrhage control. The flat configuration works well for both wound packing and surface coverage, making it versatile across a wide range of emergency trauma scenarios. It can be used as a primary dressing or as an additional layer over a tourniquet application site.
How does this dressing differ from a standard gauze roll or Israeli bandage?
Unlike a basic gauze roll, the NAR Emergency Trauma Dressing integrates a thick absorbent pad with an elastic retention bandage in a single sterile package, allowing one-handed or self-application under stress. Compared to the Israeli bandage (Emergency Bandage), the flat ETD profile is more compact and better suited for IFAK carry where space is limited, while still providing reliable compression and wound protection.
Does the NAR ETD expire, and how should it be stored?
Yes, like all sterile medical products, the North American Rescue Emergency Trauma Dressing has a printed expiration date on the packaging. Store it in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme heat to maintain sterility and dressing integrity. Avoid storing it in environments that experience frequent temperature swings, such as a hot car glove box, as this can degrade the packaging seal over time. Check and rotate your kit inventory annually.