Ultimate Hot Pack
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The Ultimate Hot Pack was developed by a Wyoming EMT to be used in very severe and remote conditions where other hot packs fail.
After being involved in a snowmobile rider rescue in Wyoming's Wind River Mountains the Ultimate Hot Pack was developed.
This rescue took 6 hours, there was a 15 mph wind blowing, and the temperature dropped from 20° F to 0° F, from the time the victim wrecked until he arrived at the ambulance.
The patient was suffering from moderate hypothermia and was showing signs of going into shock. There were 10 of the small liquid filled hot packs on the rescue sled. Half had frozen and the rest would not activate due to the conditions.
It was determined an effective hot pack needed to have the following attributes:
Satisfied Customers include:
After being involved in a snowmobile rider rescue in Wyoming's Wind River Mountains the Ultimate Hot Pack was developed.
This rescue took 6 hours, there was a 15 mph wind blowing, and the temperature dropped from 20° F to 0° F, from the time the victim wrecked until he arrived at the ambulance.
The patient was suffering from moderate hypothermia and was showing signs of going into shock. There were 10 of the small liquid filled hot packs on the rescue sled. Half had frozen and the rest would not activate due to the conditions.
It was determined an effective hot pack needed to have the following attributes:
- Work at temperatures down to -25° F.
- Reusable on scene.
- Large enough to effectively warm the patient.
- A complete unit that does not require any covering to protect the patient's skin.
- Activates with a wide variety of liquids or snow.
- Storable for long periods of time without early activation.
- Economical - No Outside Power Source Required
The Ultimate Hot Pack line of products do all of this and More.
Satisfied Customers include:
- ARMY
- NAVY
- AIRFORCE
- National Parks
- Forest Service
- Ambulance Services
- Life Flights