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TOG 5 Blizzard Blanket

TOG 5 Blizzard Blanket

$120.00
$120.00

TOG 5

Essential first aid kit for first responders working in the snow fields and alpine environments.

This blanket provides immediate arrest of hypothermia.

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Description

Hypothermia treatment is a critical part of first aid when dealing with trauma-induced shock and where the body has insufficient ability to maintain body temperature.

The Blizzard EMS Trauma Blanket is designed to treat hypothermia in trauma patients in cases of hemorrhage, burns, inclement weather exposure, and immersion in water. Its 2-layer Reflexcell material provides unparalleled thermal insulation (TOG 5) to protect against inclement weather or for use in the treatment of hypothermia. Its compact design stows conveniently in your backpack or IFAK pouch. Available in either flat-packed or vacuum-packed packaging.

FEATURES


  • Full-length 2-layer blanket


  • Reflexcell material


  • Front access


  • Double-sided tape closure


  • TOG 5 warmth


  • Lightweight


  • Available color: Orange


  • Flat-packed or vacuum-packed



Image of BLIZZARD Orange EMS Trauma Blanket 230 x 196cm

Image of BLIZZARD Orange EMS Trauma Blanket 230 x 196cm

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Shipping

Standard Shipping Under 5kg  (2-8 Business Days) $10.95

Standard Shipping 5-7kg (2-8 Business Days) - $14.95

Standard Shipping 7-10kg (2-8 Business Days)- $20.95

 Standard Shipping 10-20 (2-8 Business Days) - $45.95

Cut off  for order processing is week days is 12pm 

We use Australia Post. Tracking ID is emailed once processing is complete.

We like to recycle packaging to keep costs down and increase customer value.

Timeframes Explained

The timeframe for order delivery is divided into two parts:

Stage 1: Processing Time
Order verification, tailoring, quality check and packaging. All orders are sent to our sales team the same day the  order is placed. They then processes the order, which can take an additional 1-2  days.


Stage 2: Shipping Time
This refers to the time it takes for items to be shipped to the destination, after the processing time. This is usually 2-8 days, 8 days at usually for WA and remote locations.

 Order Tracking

Your order will ship within 2 business days from the date of your order -- usually much sooner!  Once it's been shipped, we'll notify you via email with a tracking link, so you can track its package on its way to you. This will be sent to the email you provided during checkout.

If you do not receive tracking information from us within six business days of your order, feel free to email us at admin@assurance.training and we'll be glad to help.

About Us

Who are we?

Assurance Training & Sales are a complete first aid training and service company located in CBD Dubbo NSW.

We offer you the full scope of first aid qualifications and stock first aid kits to suit all your spaces. Compliant kits for your crew and company. Practical kits for your home or club. Custom first aid kits for your car and kids!

AT&S offer onsite training, private dates that suit your schedule, as well as regular public courses in our customised CBD centre.

We can check your first aid kits too! Pick a service option that fits you best.

Book us to come to you, or drop your kits to us. Your kits, your way.

All training, products and services are bookable online 24/7.

Acknowledgement of Country

AT&S would like to acknowledge The Tubba-Gah People of the Wiradjuri Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we train, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. I extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples here today.'