⏱ Need to pack a wound fast? You’ll love this tip! If you’ve ever tried to use gauze quickly, you know how easy it can be to drop the roll and have it unwind all over, which can cost you precious time in the event of an emergency. In this short video, MyMedic’s resident Special Forces Medic Billy Haley is sharing his secret tip for using gauze quickly and keeping it under control when you pack a wound. 🚨 If you liked this video, you’ll love our best-selling ‘Stay Alive Guide’, which is your go-

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