North American Rescue Hyfin Vent Chest Seal, Original Version 2 Count (Pack of 1)
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Me, me, me,
Greater than one weekThe advertisement called for North American Rescue Hyfin Vent Chest Seal, 2 Count That was 2 count like the picture shows 2 packages, unless the picture is wrong and each pack has 2 but, if thats not the case where is the second pack because I received it today Nov 2nd and only one pack. What gives?
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james harris
28-10-2024In my ifak hope I dont need it right.
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Lee Kennedy
> 3 dayEasy to use package and a great addition to my first aid kit for emergency closure.
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The Highway Man
Greater than one weekGreat product. Added to my patrol go bag and the packaging is small enough that I dont think theyll get damaged like other seals have.
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Yezi
> 3 dayThe only chest seal worth getting IMO. If you’re looking at these and don’t know how to use them, go get some training. They’re not hard to use and there are pictures on the back, but in an emergency it’s better to have hands on experience with them. Or even practice with one in conjunction with a “how to” video if you don’t want to take a class. The expiration date on mine is also pictured, 31 August 2025. Life saving items are things I’d rather have and not need, than need and not have.
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RLF
Greater than one weekA must for your first aid kit. Hope it never gets used.
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James & Vickie Gschwind
> 3 dayno comment
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Peter J. Kolovos
> 3 dayAnother must in any serious trauma kit.
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DutyFirst
> 3 dayA must have for a field trauma kit.
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zach williamson
Greater than one weekThis is the same brand, and type, used by the U.S. Special Forces Medics(18D) in the field. During a TCCC course, we were shown this specific product being used to patch up a 7.62 bullet wound on an Army SF Lt. The glue on this product will last for years...yes, years, even after being used in training during that time. If you are serious about quality MEDIC supplies, stick with North American Rescue! Its the ONLY one recommended by actual military and LE tactical units. I learned this the hard way with a cheap TQ...thankfully it was training, and not field work.