PerSys Medical

PerSys Medical for Combat Medics, EMS, and IFAKs

PerSys Medical is known for Israeli emergency bandages built for fast bleeding control in field, duty, workplace, and emergency-response environments. Sometimes change is a good thing, and the Israeli Medical Combat Bandage became a major upgrade from the standard battle dressing that had been issued for decades in first aid pouches. Also known as the Emergency Bandage or Israeli Bandage, this first aid device is designed to help control bleeding from hemorrhagic wounds caused by traumatic injuries when quick action matters.

The design uses a patented pressure bar to help apply focused pressure directly to the wound site.

The bandage can deliver three times the pressure of other standard bandages, helping control bleeding fast in life-or-death emergency situations. Its practical, compact role has made it a common addition to IFAKs, tactical first aid kits, duty bags, range kits, patrol vehicles, workplace kits, and field medical setups. PerSys Medical Israeli bandages have a long operational history.

The Emergency Bandage was first used for lifesaving treatment during a NATO peacekeeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and later saw use during Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.

American soldiers nicknamed it the “Israeli Bandage” because it was invented by Israeli military medic Bernard Bar-Natan. It has also been carried by U.S. military and special forces personnel, and Israeli bandages were included in emergency personnel and first responder kits during the 2011 Tucson shooting. Use this category to build or replenish trauma-focused medical gear for scenarios where a basic adhesive bandage is not enough.

These supplies are intended for serious bleeding-control preparedness and are especially useful for people who carry medical gear on duty, at the range, in the field, in a vehicle, or at the workplace.

The Emergency Bandage offers multiple uses and is suited for a wide range of wounds, including severe trauma such as amputation.

• Israeli Emergency Bandage / Israeli Bandage design for traumatic bleeding control
• Patented pressure bar for applying focused pressure to a wound
• Built for field, duty, workplace, and emergency first aid kit use
• Practical option for IFAKs, first aid kits, and tactical medical loadouts
• Intended for serious hemorrhagic wounds where rapid response is critical

Medical gear is only one part of readiness. Select the bandage size and kit configuration that fits your carry method, and make sure anyone expected to use it has appropriate first aid, trauma care, or Stop the Bleed training.