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Rolled & Compressed Gauze

Rescue Essentials, North American Rescue, Phokus and other compressed gauzes for packing and wrapping wounds. Sterile for wound care, non-sterile for training.

  • Best For: EMS, tactical, first responders
  • Size / Format: Rolled and Z-folded, vacuum-packed
  • Focus: Wound packing and wrapping
  • Carry Method: IFAK, trauma kit, pouch
  • Benefit: Sterile packing gauze in a compact roll
Rolled & Compressed Gauze

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Compression & Elastic Wraps

Vacuum-packed 3" elastic bandages and cohesive wraps that stick to themselves, not skin. Ace-style compression without the bulk, for securing a dressing or holding a splint.

  • Best For: Compression and dressing support
  • Size / Format: 3" elastic and cohesive, vacuum-packed
  • Focus: Compression and securing
  • Carry Method: IFAK or kit, flat-packed
  • Benefit: Full wrap function in a fraction of the space
Compression & Elastic Wraps

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Triangular Bandages

Standard 40-inch triangular bandages for slings, swathes, and improvised splinting. A multi-use bandage that earns its place in any kit.

  • Best For: Slings, splinting, general first aid
  • Size / Format: 40" x 40" x 56"
  • Focus: Support and immobilization
  • Carry Method: Folded in a kit
  • Benefit: One bandage, many jobs
Triangular Bandages

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Adhesive Bandages & Closures

Assorted adhesive bandages, knuckle bandages and laceration closures for minor cuts and wounds that need covering or closing on scene.

  • Best For: Minor wounds and cuts, securing dressings
  • Size / Format: Assorted strips, knuckle bandages, closure strips
  • Focus: Minor wound coverage and closure
  • Carry Method: Kit, pocket, glovebox
  • Benefit: Cover or close the small stuff in one spot
Adhesive Bandages & Closures

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Kits & Bandage Systems

All-in-one bandage packs and kits that combine gauze, an elastic wrap, gauze sponges, an ABD pad, and tape in one space-saving pouch, so a full bandage loadout rides in a single grab.

  • Best For: Grab-and-go bag stocking
  • Size / Format: Sealed multi-component packs and kits
  • Focus: Complete wound coverage in one grab
  • Carry Method: Pouch in a bag or vehicle
  • Benefit: A full bandage loadout in one pack
Kits & Bandage Systems

Be Prepared for It All

A gauze bandage is the most-used item in any kit, and running out of gauze or wrap in the field is not an option. The bandages here are packed for the kit, sterile if needed,, and sized so a full loadout does not take over your bag. 

Rescue Essentials has supplied law enforcement, fire, EMS, and healthcare professionals since 2007, and our team will build a bandage module to match your protocols. 

What is the difference between rolled gauze and compressed gauze?
Rolled gauze comes on a continuous roll for wrapping and light packing. Compressed gauze is vacuum-packed flat to save space and is built for packing a deep wound - it comes in S-rolled or Z-folded, depending on user preference. Many kits carry both, rolled for wrapping and compressed for packing.
What size bandage do I need for a trauma kit?
Most kits carry compressed gauze for packing, a 3" elastic wrap or emergency trauma dressing for compression, a triangular bandage for slings or splinting, and adhesive bandages for minor cuts. Additional dressings and wound closures can also be helpful. . Build around the injuries your team is likely to treat, since cleaning wounds and covering them fast can make the difference in a medical emergency.
When would I use a triangular bandage?
A triangular bandage makes a sling for an arm injury, a swathe to bind an arm to the body, or a tie to hold a splint in place. Folded, it also works as a wide cravat for direct pressure. It is one of the most versatile items in a kit, making it well worth carrying one or two in your kit.
Why choose vacuum-packed gauze and wraps?
Vacuum-packed gauze and a 3" elastic wrap give you the same function as bulky rolls in a fraction of the space. Trauma kits are often about fitting the essential supplies in a small and accessible kit, so reducing cube-size when possible allows you to choose a smaller pouch or carry more equipment in a larger one.
Can agencies order gauze and bandages in bulk?
Yes. We handle bulk orders, case quantities, and contract sales for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and other teams across the United States. Request a quote, and our team will match supplies to your protocols and needs.

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