• Size: 4” x 4.1 yards stretched
• Sterile
• Packed in peel-open poly pouches for aseptic handling
• Unique knit construction offers proper compression without constriction
• Self adhering; stays in place with minimal taping
• Conforms to difficult body contours
• Highly absorbent gauze roll is non-linting and ravel free to keep the wound site clean
• Ideal for both primary and secondary wound care dressings

• Underarm crutches
• Clip-lock adjusted handles and push-button adjusted height for easy adjustment
• Thermoplastic rubber, a synthetic blend that allows for greater underarm comfort and durability
• Non-skid rubber tips provide good traction
• Weight capacity: 300 lbs
• Patient height range: 5’1” – 5’9”

Dynarex Elastic Wrap Bandages provide consistent stretch and maximum compression for injuries.

• Size: 2” x 4.5 yard
• 10 per box
• Outstanding compression and stretch
• Individually poly-wrapped with 2 metal clips
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Dynarex Elastic Wrap Bandages provide consistent stretch and maximum compression for injuries.

• Size: 3” x 4.5 yard
• Outstanding compression and stretch
• Individually poly-wrapped with 2 metal clips
• Not made with natural rubber latex

The Dynarex DynaLift Transport Units allow up to six emergency professionals to assist and provide a safe transport or transfer. Ideal for transferring patients from areas on difficult, uneven terrain that are inaccessible to stretchers.

• Used to provide a safe transport/transfer, reducing the possibility of accident or injury
• Made with rugged, fluid-resistant material
• Easy use on difficult, uneven terrain
• 14 handles

• Open Dimensions: 78 ½” x 39 ½”
• Folded Dimensions: 11” x 14” x 1 ¾”
• Weight: 1.65 lbs
• Weight Capacity: Up to 1500 lbs

First responders are critical to the success of emergency operations, but they also need to make sure their families are safe. This QuickSeries guide will help you and your family prepare for an emergency. You'll find tips on:

· Preparing your family

· What to include in an emergency supply kit

· Finding an emergency shelter

· Preparing financially

· Returning home