Medi-First Triangle Bandage with Pins

This bandage is actually humongous. Read the size and use details carefully packs a very small but is huge.

These are great little scissors. They are a must have for a first aid kit. I would recommend these to anybody who doesn't have them.

A nice addition to our first lit for our events. We never know what will come up and we try to be prepared. This is a larger bandage but if sonethings comes up we are covered. Cones with 2 safety pins.

we rarely use this type of bandage but we keep it just in case, it is meant to support the arm in case it breaks, it wraps arround the neck for better support

This triangle bandage is well-made. We use it when my husband hurt its hand. The material is durable, latex free and gentle. I'm going to buy this bandage again just in case.

Very large triangle bandage that is super strong and easy to use. I like that it includes 2 pins. This is a must have for any emergency kit.

I use bandages very often to wrap equipment during sports or to treat injuries. These wrap perfectly well and are discreet looking flesh tone. I love these new kind of bandages!

Not much to say about triangular bandages. They appear fine, but I didn't open one because I'm fairly confident they'll work. I didn't think I needed 12, but I put one in each car and in each first aid kit.

This bandage with spins is actually a really awesome product! You really canning bear the quality of the bandage it is a really think and heavy quality

I bought a bunch of these when I sprained my arm because they are great for slings. Come with the bandage and safety pins to fasten it in a little baggie.

I really like the medi-first triangle bandage with pins. It stays in place and is a great bargain. It is essential for any first aid kit.

so, I was that person who laughed at the idea of these triangular badges until I saw one in action - they make REALLY good improvised slings! I'm keeping one in my car.

This triangle bandage works great around joints and other moving areas, like elbows and knees when my kids scrape themselves up. It is a pretty good quality for the money.

Great for medical use such as emergency slings, use as a tourniquet, or as a tie for gauze to apply pressure on wounds. Hopefully you don't have to use these often but they are great if you have to. I keep them in a first aid kit and they can wrap around most areas of the body and be tied. plus the come with safety pins to help secure the bandage.

The medi first triangle bandage with pins is excellent for the smallest to biggest cuts! We are able to use these in our place of business and not have to worry about anyone having difficulties making food.

This large, triangle shaped bandage with pins is great for supporting larger wounds that are already wrapped in sterile gauze. This is latex free and large enough to fit almost any wound or wrap around your arm a few times.

I love having this in my first aid kit since my husband is always dislocating his shoulder. Easy to use as a temporary sling to keep in arm in place before we seek medical treatment

These triangle bandages are pretty good. They come in a ziplock type bag, are made from a surprisingly heavy duty fabric for the weight, and include a pair of strong safety pins to keep it all together. If you need a new one for your first aid kit, this is nice, affordable way to get a solid replacement.

This is a good product to have on hand in case of emergencies. Can be used as a temporary sling as it isnlarge in size.

theres a lot of must needs for a first aid kit and even though you can use soemthing like a t shirt for a triangle bandage, this is still nice to have. this is typically used for your broken arm, wrist, scapula etc. and it being 4 feet wide allows it to be used for anything.