Runners 4 Wings

When every second counts, you can’t waste time searching for a bandage or a breathing mask. The right EMS products – organized and ready – make the difference between chaos and control.

HISTORY / ORIGIN

Emergency medical services began on battlefields. In the Napoleonic Wars, surgeon Dominique Jean Larrey created fast horse-drawn “ambulances” to treat wounded soldiers on the spot. But dedicated EMS products didn’t exist – medics used whatever was available. The modern era started in the 1960s and 70s, when CPR was standardized, defibrillators became portable, and the first commercial trauma bags appeared. Today, EMS products are highly specialized: lightweight stretchers, battery-powered suction units, compact oxygen kits, and bleeding control tools like tourniquets and hemostatic dressings – all designed for one purpose: keeping a patient alive until they reach a hospital.

TYPES OF EMS PRODUCTS

Airway & Breathing – Pocket masks with one-way valves, bag-valve masks (BVMs), nasopharyngeal/oropharyngeal…