Introdction:

Two most popular and versitile styles: the full size 36" and the smaller 18" version of the splint.

Both are the standard 4.25" wide.

We feel that this combination will be the most versatile to cover just about any injury

that can be aided by a splint.

We highly recommend that at least one emergency splint be carried in your medical or survival kit.

Splint Specifications:

 German Standards: 39.5" x4.25" (100*11cm);

 Universal :36"x4.25" (91.4*11cm);

 Extra Large :36"*5.25"(91.4*13.3cm)

 19.5"*4.25"(50*11cm);

 18"x4.25" (45.7*11cm)

 9"x4.25" (23*11cm)

 7*11cm (Extra Finger Splint)

 5*11cm (Finger Splints)

Safety tips:
If prolonged use is anticipated (more than a few hours), place absorbent

material, such as cotton cloth, between the splint and the skin to prevent

skin irritation and odor. Also, to prevent uncomfortable pressure points

during prolonged use, place soft padding (such as gauze pads) around

all boney prominences. When cutting the splint avoid using serrated

scissors as they may produce sharp edges. After cutting the splint, roll

the cut end over or apply tape to cover any exposed metal.