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Triangular Bandage - 24 Pack - Elite First Aid, Inc.

Elite First Aid Triangular Bandage Cravat – 40" x 40" x 56" (24 Pack)

by Elite First Aid
$25.00 - $25.00
$25.00
$25.00 - $25.00
$25.00
SKU 4-007-003
Availability:
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HSA / FSA Approved

This item is HSA / FSA Eligible

The "Swiss Army Knife" of First Aid Supplies The Elite First Aid Cravat Triangular Bandage (24 Pack) is the most versatile soft-good item in any medic's inventory. Supplied in a bulk case of 24, these 40" x 40" x 56" muslin cloths are essential for immobilizing injuries, securing splints, and creating makeshift tourniquets. Unlike cheap paper versions, these are made from Strong Muslin Cloth in a tactical tan color, offering the durability needed to support the weight of a broken arm or cinch down a pressure dressing. Each bandage comes Individually Wrapped and includes two safety pins, ensuring they remain clean and compact until needed.

Key Features

  • Multipurpose Utility: Can be folded into a cravat for splint tying, opened fully for a head dressing, or used as a classic sling and swath for shoulder injuries.
  • Durable Muslin: Made from heavy-duty cloth that resists tearing under tension, making it reliable for securing traction splints or improvised tourniquets.
  • Generous Size: The 40" x 40" x 56" dimensions are large enough to fit adult patients, accommodating bulky splints or large limb circumferences.
  • Low-Cube Packaging: Each bandage is tightly compressed and wrapped, taking up minimal space in IFAKs, trauma bags, or glove boxes.
  • Bulk Case Value: The 24-Pack ensures you have plenty of stock for training classes, mass casualty kits, or restocking fleet vehicles.

Why It Matters You can't treat a broken clavicle or a dislocated shoulder with a band-aid. You need a sling. The triangular bandage is the standard of care for upper extremity immobilization. Its ability to transform from a broad sling to a narrow "cravat" strip makes it indispensable for securing rigid splints to legs or arms.

How to Use & Problem Solving This simple cloth solves complex immobilization problems.

  1. Arm Sling: Support a fractured forearm by tying the ends around the neck.
  2. Swath: Use a second cravat to bind the arm to the chest, preventing shoulder movement.
  3. Head Dressing: Place the center on the forehead and tie the tails behind the head to hold a gauze pad in place.
  4. Splint Secure: Fold into a 2-inch strip (cravat) to tie Universal Splints or boards to a fractured leg.
  5. Improvised TQ: In a dire emergency, fold tightly and use a stick as a windlass (though a commercial TQ is always preferred).

Technical Overview The case contains 24 Individually Wrapped bandages. Each measures 40" x 40" x 56". Material: Tan Muslin Cloth. Includes 2 Safety Pins per package.

  • 24 x Triangular Bandages (Individually Wrapped)
  • 48 x Safety Pins (2 per bandage)
  • Training Centers: Essential consumable for First Aid/CPR classes.
  • Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts: The standard tool for teaching wilderness first aid.
  • Mass Casualty Kits: Cheap and effective for treating multiple orthopedic injuries.
  • Tactical Kits: Tan color blends with tactical gear; useful for non-medical tasks (dust mask/do-rag).
  • Industrial Safety: Standard requirement for ANSI Class B kits.
  • Dimensions: 40" x 40" x 56"
  • Material: Muslin Cloth
  • Color: Tan
  • Quantity: 24 Pack
  • HSA/FSA Eligible: Yes
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I buy the Elite First Aid Cravat Triangular Bandage in a 24-pack instead of individual units?▸

The 24-pack (SKU 4-007-003) offers exceptional value for agencies, departments, and serious preppers who need to stock multiple IFAKs, trauma bags, or emergency kits. Each cravat is individually wrapped for sterile deployment, making it easy to distribute across patrol vehicles, jump bags, or field stations. At $25 for 24 bandages, you're paying roughly $1 per cravat—far more cost-effective than buying singles. Plus, the low-cube packaging means you can store two dozen bandages in the same space as a few bulky alternatives.

Can the Elite First Aid Cravat Triangular Bandage be used for both arm slings and wound dressing?▸

Absolutely. The 40" x 40" x 56" muslin cloth design makes this cravat incredibly versatile. You can fold it into a traditional arm sling for shoulder or clavicle injuries, use it as a pressure dressing over gauze for bleeding control, or even improvise a tourniquet in austere environments. Field medics and first responders rely on cravats precisely because one item can handle splinting, immobilization, and wound coverage—critical when you're working with limited supplies.

How does the Elite First Aid muslin cravat compare to synthetic triangular bandages?▸

Muslin cloth offers a unique balance of breathability, durability, and conformability that synthetics often lack. Unlike slippery nylon or polyester bandages, muslin grips skin and clothing better, reducing slippage when securing splints or slings. It's also washable and reusable if needed (though designed for single-use in trauma scenarios), making it a practical choice for training exercises. The tan color is field-tested for low visibility in tactical and wilderness settings.

Will the Elite First Aid Cravat fit inside a standard IFAK pouch or glove compartment?▸

Yes. The individually wrapped, low-cube packaging is specifically designed for compact storage. Each cravat compresses down to roughly the size of a deck of cards, so you can easily tuck one into an IFAK, glove box, range bag, or even a cargo pocket. The 24-pack ships in a space-efficient box that fits on shelves, in vehicle trunks, or in supply cabinets without taking up excessive room—ideal for fleet vehicles or multi-station deployments.

Is the Elite First Aid Cravat Triangular Bandage HSA/FSA eligible?▸

Yes, this product is tagged as HSA/FSA eligible, meaning you can use pre-tax health savings or flexible spending account funds to purchase it. This makes it a smart choice for individuals and organizations looking to maximize their healthcare budgets while stocking essential trauma supplies. Always verify with your HSA/FSA administrator, but most first aid and trauma gear qualifies under eligible medical expenses.

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