Army field Compress Wound Dressing High Quality Military field
dressing
Army First-Aid Bandage is a kind of wound fixation. It is used for
a firm support of sprains or strains in knee, ankle, elbow and
foot. Splint fixation and fixed joint protection. It provides light
compression, apply to avoid cutting circulation. Applicable for
different situation: Military Training and Combat; Camping; Bush
Walking; Ambulance; Household First Aid; Vehicle Emergency
Accident; Industrial First Aid.
Cautions
1. Dressing fixed special positions;
2. After burn compression bandaging;
3. Varicose veins of lower extremity bandaging;
4. Splint fixation;
About us
MAASU CO., LTD. is established in 2003. Our service ranges in
several fields, including pipe system, plumbing and medical items.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we proposed the idea "One
World One Home". We advocate for protecting our Home and eager to
help the people in need.
MAASU creates a home to meet your demands of safety and
satisfaction. We endeavour to provide high-quality life to families
worldwide, with high hygiene standard, comfortable and elegant
design, efficient service and advanced science and technology.
Offering high-quality products and perfect services and making sure
our customers and clients can feel meticulous care is our forever
principle.Our advanced production lines and strict quality
inspections ensure that every component is of the best quality. Our
team is always ready with plans to provide specialised and expert
service, to offer a complete set of logistics and personalised
solutions that is cost-effective. All of our products have earned
popularity in Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa and other countries
and regions.
MAASU, a high-tech enterprise integrating R&D, production and
sales, is a professional manufacturer producing Medical
Bandages,Tapes, First Aids,and other medical supplies. Since the
establishment in 2003, we have been focused on quality, improvement
and innovation. We have experienced technical persons to do
Research&Development .
