THE NEXT GENERATION CHEST SEAL.

Foxseal Vented Chest Seal is a unique 360 degree hyper-vent system – the first ever chest seal with 512 vents giving you more ways to release pressure, prevent blockages and save a life. 

• Fast application in any orientation
• 512 venting pathways
• Effective vent performance even if creased
• Works on uneven or curved surfaces, under clothing or body armor
• Solid adhesion proven in extreme conditions
• Forms a complete seal
• Enables rapid lifesaving decompression, without the need to replace the dressing
• Class III CE Marked Medical Device and approved by BSI.

Supplied in a lightweight and compact pack that is easy to tear open and keep stored within First Responder Bags & First Aid Kits.

Trusted by EMS teams, Paramedics, Medical Professionals, Trained First Responders & Militaries worldwide.

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PACK CAN BE FOLDED OR ROLLED TO FIT INSIDE POCKET OR SMALL IFAK (WET/DRY) FOR LONG PERIODS WITHOUT LOSS OF PERFORMANCE.

	UNIQUE 360O HYPER-VENT SYSTEM: Simply remove from the pack and apply in any orientation. 512 vents to release air and prevent the development of tension pneumothorax. Smart geometric pattern design of 24 adhesive islands preventing creases from affecting vent performance.
	SOLID ADHESION: Same hydrogel base technology as Foxseal occlusive dressing, supplied to NATO military forces.
	RE-SEAL TAB: Easy grip re-seal tab, allows to peel the dressing off, apply decompression and re-seal when ready, maintaining strong adhesion

Foxseal Vented performed at a steady low pressure in-vitro (Between 0.1 and 0.5mm Hg), even when fully covered with heavy clothing. Minimising the risk of developing tension pneumothorax (circa 10 mm Hg).
	Adhesion strength consistently higher than the specification standard (4 N), across all dressings, tested in-vitro.
All dressings tested in-vitro displayed high adhesion strength after being carried in an IFAK flat, rolled and folded over an 8-week period, in -24oC and 55oC (-11.2oF and 131oF). Consistently higher than the specification standard (4 N).