The True Rescue Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing is a sterile pressure bandage that combines a non-adherent pad with a 60 in elastic wrap to cover a wound and hold firm, direct pressure. A hook and loop closure secures it without pressure bars or clips, and the wrap resists unrolling if dropped. It comes vacuum sealed with rip tabs and printed instructions, ready to restock a bleeding control kit or add to any first aid kit.
Where it fits
- Get Home Bag or Go Bag: flat, vacuum-sealed and light
- Vehicle and home first aid kits: covers large wounds better than adhesive bandages
- Restocking True Rescue bleeding control kits
Key specs
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Type: Sterile elastic pressure bandage with non-adherent pad
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Sizes: 4 in or 6 in wide
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Length: 60 in elastic wrap
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Closure: Hook and loop, no pressure bar or clips
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Packaging: Vacuum sealed with rip tabs and printed instructions
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Pack style: Flat or rolled
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Brand: True Rescue
What's in the box
One sterile Emergency Trauma Dressing in your choice of 4 in or 6 in width, vacuum sealed.
How it compares
The 6 in ETD is the dressing used in the True Rescue STOP THE BLEED Kit and Bleeding Control Kits, while the Personal STB Kit uses the 4 in size. For a full set, pair it with True Rescue trauma shears and a SAM XT or SWAT-T tourniquet, or choose a complete kit such as the True Rescue STOP THE BLEED Kit or MyMedic TFAK.
Questions people ask
What is an emergency trauma dressing used for?
It covers a wound and applies direct pressure using an absorbent, non-adherent pad attached to an elastic wrap.
Should I choose the 4 in or 6 in ETD?
The 6 in size covers larger wounds and is the size used in True Rescue's full kits; the 4 in size is more compact for personal kits and smaller limbs.
Is the True Rescue ETD sterile?
Yes. True Rescue describes it as a sterile pressure bandage in vacuum-sealed packaging.
