Gear · Lifeline Dispensary
Lifeline Dispensary Lifeline Sealed Trauma Patch Six-Application Roll
₡85
- Physical mass
- 0.42 kg
- Stowed volume
- 0.001 m³
- Measurement
- estimated
- Damage resistance
- DR 0 (estimated)
Rules-ready
3D6 Stats
| Weight | 0.42 kg (0.9 lb) |
|---|---|
| DR | 0 |
| Advantages | None |
| Disadvantages | None |
| Skill bonuses | Uses Electronics Operation (Medical) |
A pressure-adhesive roll, clotting mesh, and vapor barrier for wounds that cannot wait for stitching. Tear enough to bridge clean skin, press from the center, and write the time on the pale backing. Open stock smells of resin and iron. Heat makes it gummy; cold makes it crack. It slows bleeding and contamination, but it will preserve trapped grit, chemical burns, and swelling just as efficiently as it preserves a patient. Poor crews buy one roll and pretend nobody will need two.
applications: 6; application Time Seconds: 10 per patch; 20 per roll section; buyer Problem: A suit locker needs a fast bleeding and contamination barrier when definitive care is minutes away and the compartment may not stay pressurized.; carried Load Mode: FULL; compatibility: Fits standard suit lockers and first-aid kits; adheres only across clean skin with enough margin to bridge the wound.; failure Consequence: Bad placement wastes a use; a critical mistake seals debris into the wound and makes later treatment harder.; logistical Burden: Six uses per roll, short opened life, temperature-sensitive adhesive, and enough stock required for more than one casualty.; maintenance Reality: Inspect the visible batch tag, protect from thermal extremes, mark opening time, and discard the roll after 24 hours.; mass Kg: 0.42; measurement Status: ESTIMATED; opened Shelf Life Hours: 24; signature Capability: One application combines pressure adhesion, clotting mesh, and a temporary vapor seal.; temporary Seal Minutes: 30; tradeoff: Fast sealing hides what remains beneath it; it is stabilization, not cleaning, debridement, or closure.; volume Liters: 0.75
Over-counter sale; read the contraindication card before use.