Camiseta Icónica Selección de Brasil Temporada 2004/2005

Survival & Tool Component (hard-shell case)

• Folding pocket knife
• Paracord bracelet/lanyard with carabiner clip
• Compass
• Ferro rod fire starter with metal striker/scraper
• Coiled paracord/cordage
• Credit-card-style multi-tool
• Small split-ring/carabiner set
• Multi-function pliers/multi-tool (foldable, with blades and tool heads)
• Bit set (~11 driver bits with holder)
• Emergency mylar (thermal) blanket

Trauma & First Aid Component (MOLLE pouch with red cross patch)

• Windlass/CAT-style tourniquet
• Emergency (space) foil bandage
• Israeli/compression bandage (blue-wrapped roll)
• Triangular bandage
• Safety pins
• Trauma/EMT shears
• Medical tape roll
• Tweezers
• Vinyl gloves (pair)
• Cotton swabs
• Elastic cohesive wrap bandages (x2)
• PBT compression bandage rolls, 7.5cm x 4.5m (x2)
• Assorted adhesive bandages/plasters (various sizes)
• Sting relief wipes
• Antiseptic towelettes
• Sterile gauze pads (multiple sizes)
• Alcohol prep pads
• Sterile dressing pad
• Orange survival/utility cordage roll
• Emergency whistle with keyring

Minimum Age

This kit is intended for use by individuals 18 years of age or older. It contains items that require training or careful handling — a folding knife, a multi-tool with cutting blades, and trauma-response equipment such as a tourniquet and EMT shears. Keep the kit out of reach of children and only allow supervised, age-appropriate use of specific non-hazardous items (e.g., the whistle or thermal blanket) for younger users under adult supervision.

General Guidance

Read all included instructions before an emergency occurs. Practice using the tourniquet, compression bandage, and fire starter in a controlled setting so you're prepared to act quickly and correctly under real conditions. If a serious injury occurs, always call emergency services in addition to using this kit.

Shipping Policy

Processing Time

All orders are processed within 3–5 business days before shipment. During this time, our team carefully inspects, packages, and prepares your Emergency Response Unit (ERU) to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

Packaging & Quality Assurance

Every kit is packaged with extra care and protective materials to prevent damage during transit. We inspect each item before it leaves our facility, so you can trust your survival and first aid kit will reach you complete, secure, and ready to use — with no unnecessary delivery delays caused by damaged or improperly packed items.

Shipping Time

Once your order has been processed, shipping typically takes [X–X business days] depending on your location. You will receive a confirmation email with tracking information as soon as your order ships.

Order Tracking

A tracking number will be provided via email once your package is on its way, so you can monitor your delivery every step of the way.

Delays

While we take every precaution to ensure timely delivery, occasional delays may occur due to carrier issues, weather, or high order volume. We appreciate your patience and are always available to assist with any shipping questions.

Correct Use — Survival & Tool Kit

• Knife & multi-tool: Always cut away from your body, keep blades closed when not in use, and store securely in the case after each use.
• Fire starter (ferro rod): Use only in a safe, ventilated outdoor area, away from dry brush or flammable materials. Strike at a downward angle, away from your body and others.
• Compass & paracord: No special precautions — safe for general use; paracord can be unraveled for shelter-building, repairs, or emergency signaling.
• Bit set & pliers tool: Use the correct bit size for the screw/fastener to avoid slipping or damaging the tool.
• Thermal blanket: Unfold fully and wrap the reflective side facing your body to retain heat; single-use, avoid tearing when unfolding in cold conditions.

Correct Use — Trauma & First Aid Kit

• Tourniquet: Apply 2–3 inches above the wound (never on a joint), tighten until bleeding stops, and note the application time in the marked "TIME" strap. Seek professional medical help immediately after application — this is for severe, life-threatening bleeding only.
• Compression/Israeli bandage: Apply directly over the wound with firm, even pressure; secure using the built-in closure bar.
• Gauze pads & antiseptic wipes: Clean the wound first with antiseptic, then cover with sterile gauze; replace if soaked through.
• Gloves: Always put on vinyl gloves before treating a wound to prevent contamination, for both your safety and the injured person's.
• EMT shears: Use only to cut clothing, bandages, or straps — not as a general utility tool.
• Whistle: Use in three short bursts as a universal distress signal.