


FlareSyn™ Pneumothorax Decompression Needle (14G)
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
14G Decompression Needle for Trained Responders
The FlareSyn® Pneumothorax Decompression Needle is a compact 14G × 3.25 in device intended for trained medical responders whose protocols and scope of practice include emergency needle decompression. It is not a general first-aid item and should not be used without appropriate training and authorization.
Key Details
Key Features
- Compact Form: Designed for organized storage in professional trauma kits.
- Protected Transport: The device is housed to help protect it during storage and transport.
- Clear Identification: The labeled format makes it easier to identify inside a structured medical loadout.
Appropriate Environments
- EMS and professional response kits
- Tactical or remote medical loadouts
- Authorized clinical and emergency preparedness programs
MISSION READY. EVERY TIME.
The Flaresyn Standard. Engineered for the extreme, trusted by those who serve.

SECONDS SAVE LIVES
Designed for rapid deployment under extreme stress. Our gear features intuitive layout and quick-pull systems, ensuring immediate access to critical bleeding control supplies when every second counts.

BATTLE-TESTED DURABILITY
Failure is not an option. Constructed from military-grade, water-resistant Cordura fabrics and heavy-duty zippers to withstand the most unforgiving environments on earth.

TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS
Built to rigorous medical standards and strict M.A.R.C.H. protocols. Flaresyn is the go-to tactical medical supplier for military, law enforcement, and serious preppers worldwide.
TACTICAL INTEL

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