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Designed for the Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT) used for Australian snake bites and certain marine/spider envenomations. The printed tension indicators turn from rectangles to squares when you’ve reached the correct compression, helping you apply consistent pressure along an arm or smaller limb. Heavyweight, conforming elastic for even wrap; non-sterile, single use. Aero Healthcare+1
Best for: arms/forearms, children’s limbs, or as the second bandage in a full-limb PIT.
Size: 10 cm wide × 4.5 m stretched. Aero Healthcare
How to use (very brief): call 000, keep the patient still, start the bandage over the bite site at correct tension (rectangles → squares), wrap to the end of the limb then back up to the top, immobilise with a splint and keep the limb at body level until help arrives. Chemist Warehouse
Designed for the Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT) used for Australian snake bites and certain marine/spider envenomations. The printed tension indicators turn from rectangles to squares when you’ve reached the correct compression, helping you apply consistent pressure along an arm or smaller limb. Heavyweight, conforming elastic for even wrap; non-sterile, single use. Aero Healthcare+1
Best for: arms/forearms, children’s limbs, or as the second bandage in a full-limb PIT.
Size: 10 cm wide × 4.5 m stretched. Aero Healthcare
How to use (very brief): call 000, keep the patient still, start the bandage over the bite site at correct tension (rectangles → squares), wrap to the end of the limb then back up to the top, immobilise with a splint and keep the limb at body level until help arrives. Chemist Warehouse