North American Rescue Hyfin Vent Chest Seal, Original Version 2 Count (Pack of 1)

(745 reviews)

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$17.94

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  • JahCycler

    > 3 day

    Must have for your first aid kit.

  • Zack Leannon

    > 3 day

    Hope to never ever need these...but its great to know they are in the kit. These are an awesome size. I was afraid they would be small, but they seem to be of ample size to cover most chest wounds.

  • Greg

    Greater than one week

    Just what I wanted. In a first aid kit and not used yet.

  • tunes for the garage

    Greater than one week

    Looks good. Dont wanna open it to find out!

  • DrK

    > 3 day

    I received 2 chest vents, per the description. This is definitely one of those I hope i never have to use this, but it would be horrible to need them and not have them types of situations.

  • circuitbored

    > 3 day

    Hope I never need them, but glad I have them. Carried in my trauma bag that goes with me on rustic camping / hiking / hunting adventures.

  • Chris Gideon

    > 3 day

    No trauma kit is complete without at least 2 chest seals and these are the real deal.

  • Matthew

    > 3 day

    These are expensive but there is no replacement for chest seals. Always purchase both ventilated and non-ventilated chest seals.

  • Byron

    > 3 day

    Havent tried them out yet but Im sure they will be useful in an emergency.

  • Wendigo

    > 3 day

    Great addition to any first aid kit if youre paranoid about chest wounds (I know I am, thanks media). Just remember that if you DONT have one of these in your kit, at the very least carry some garbage bags and tape to slap over a chest wound. Lung collapsing will kill you way before blood loss. If the vent works when you apply it, great. If it gets clogged by blood and the patient has a progressively harder time breathing, you will have to remove it to let the air out. If they start wheezing and cant breath you will actually have to stick a (hopefully gloved) finger in the puncture hole to try to let that air out before you slap the dressing back over. Bubbling blood coming out of the hole is a GOOD thing. It means the air is getting released.

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