Slishman Pressure Wrap | Instructions for use
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Here I show the main parts of the Slishman Pressure Wrap as well as the case. I also show application to my left arm. Towards the end some alternative applications are mentioned. Use for splinting sprains, strains or fractures, or to limit hematoma formation after contusions. Use for rotational stability in the case of lower leg fracture. Many other uses exist. But importantly, please don't wrap around the neck! ... obviously.
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Picked up 5 from Refuge Medical, thank you for making it affordable so I could do so. 2 kids...so 2 in my car, 2 in my wife's car, 1 kept at home.
Just wrapped my 10 year old to demonstrate, and he was very grateful when I took it off haha
Keep up the good work!
Hey thank you! I hope they serve you well. Affordability is critical for actually helping people.
A pressure bandage that can be easily self-applied? That's a genuinely brilliant idea. This will unquestionably save lives - great invension!
Hey thanks very much. Hopefully it will help many folks. So far I think it's mainly been used on my kids' heads when they bonk.:)
I'll be reviewing this item for my buddy at Prepared Citizens who includes it in his "Minuteman IFAK" kit soon. It's definitely an interesting product.
Thanks! Jay's a great guy and I'm grateful to him for giving these the time of day. Looking forward to hearing what you think. Suggestions are always welcome too.
@@samslishman Will do!
My wife just picked one up from refuge medical. Our son is a small guy 10 years old. So I was a little hesitant on using a CAT TQ on his arms his legs I can do so super happy to have this multi use TQ just in case. Now just have to train with him with it
Have your boy practice with it on you as well. As long as you aim for direct pressure first it doesn't matter how small or strong the rescuer or the victim, you'll still be slowing flow and not causing harm. Thanks for giving the wrap a try!
@@samslishman I have one question is the slishman pressure wrap reusable. I know CATs are “one time use” and just wanted to find out if this is the same
@@chrisbrown4633 great question and worth a new video! I’ll put something together for you.
But in the meantime, on a regulatory level, they’re “single use”. On a reality level, use your judgement. We’ve really killed the wraps in testing and as long as you go with direct pressure first, even with 30+ bullet holes they’ll still slow flow.
Of course if you use one for bleeding control then don’t apply it to some other patient. But the majority of wraps never see blood. They get used more for sprains, strains, bumps bruises and water balloon sling shots.;)
@@samslishman thank you I really appreciate it
Very cool. Looking forward to getting some in hand! Thank you Sam!
Many thanks Jay!
Just ordered mine from Refuge Medical!
Hey thanks very much! I hope it serves you well.
Great, I support your product!
Hey thank you very much!
Hey man I did that review of your pressure wrap. It's in the newest vid on my channel "Prepared Citizens MINUTEMAN IFAK"
Feel free to share the video as you see fit, just share a link or my youtube handle when you do please.
Hey that clip was great! Thanks so much for the review. Please let me know if you ever find a new use for it too. Seeing creative new applications of these things are always a kick to see.