North American Rescue Hyfin Vent Chest Seal, Original Version 2 Count (Pack of 1)

Didn’t have to use it yet, but it is medical grade. It’s part of my ifak.

I was at a range during a pistol competition when a AK 7.62 round deflected off a wood barrier at the top of a dirt berm from the guys behind us. The stray round hit a young man in the back puncturing his lung. He didn’t make it. Several of the veterans present said the vent chest seal would have saved him. I took a trauma class weeks later and this was the brand recommended by the veterans teaching the class. We used them on each other during the class and I lost a bunch of chest hair in the process. I now carry two of these in each car, at home and at our factory as well as in my IFAK. They are a fraction of an ounce each and the cost isn’t important compared to not having them. Be sure to buy at least two for each location you plan to keep them as holes are often on both sides. Be safe.

good for emergency when the victim has a chest puncture

I used one as a training aid on a medical dummy as well as the others in the class, it kept sticky through all the uses as well as being soaked in blood still stuck. great piece of equipment if needed, I would have absolute trust it its ability to stop my sucking chest wound

Arrived in new condition. Great for the hunting med pack.

Havent used one yet but Im sure it will do good

put these in your kit and hope ya never need them

Thankfully I havent had to use and hopefully never will. But I am using it in my IFAK kit. If the old army adage, two is one and one is none, than this product fits the bill.

Been there done that kinda guy, Military, Police, SWAT Sniper, seen bad things that happen when objects flying at extreme velocities put holes in human chests. These WORK and are extremely user friendly. I bought these for a range/bugout bag. Couple of SWAT-T’s, Gen 7 CAT tourniquets and these with quick clot gauze. Same as the “Stop Bleed” kits in my cruiser. Again they are User friendly, cop proof, private proof, whatever term you use, they work!

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