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The foil rescue blanket<\/strong> (anti-shock blanket, thermal foil, isothermal foil) is an essential item in every first aid kit. It limits heat loss through wind and evaporation, thereby delaying the body cooling down and reducing the risk of shock worsening.<\/p>\n

The foil is two-sided. Covering the casualty with the silver side towards the body helps retain heat, and with the gold side towards the body \u2013 the silver side facing out reflects sunlight and protects against overheating. The material is hypoallergenic metallised PET film.<\/p>\n

Unfolded, the foil measures 210 \u00d7 160 cm and folded just 6.5 \u00d7 9 cm. The product is non-sterile and single-use, with a 5-year shelf life. Store it away from sunlight and moisture. The foil rescue blanket<\/strong> is worth keeping several of in a car first aid kit.<\/p>\n

Why the foil rescue blanket?<\/h2>\n

The foil takes up less space than a wallet, so it is worth having several \u2013 in your first aid kit, car and backpack. In an accident with several casualties, everyone should be covered. The foil rescue blanket<\/strong> store away from sunlight and moisture.<\/p>\n

A larger, stronger and quieter blanket is the Black Front PRO rescue blanket<\/a>, and you will find multi-layer blankets among the Blizzard blankets<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Hypothermia after injury \u2013 how to prevent it?<\/h2>\n

An injured casualty loses heat faster than you think \u2013 even in summer, on wet grass or in a draught. Hypothermia impairs blood clotting and worsens shock. Insulate the casualty from the ground, remove wet clothing if possible and wrap them tightly in the blanket, including around the neck and head. Call for help on 112 \u2013 action taken by a bystander can decide whether the casualty survives.<\/p>\n

Read more in the article First aid for hypothermia<\/a>.<\/p>\n