C'est une métaphore amicale, pas un vrai life in ukraine. Chaque "life in ukraine" coûte $5 et vous pouvez en acheter autant que vous voulez.
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Blast Bandage
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With your donation of $10, we will provide a blast bandage to a Ukrainian soldier, medic, or emergency service worker. Such bandage provides the ability to quickly package traumatic amputations, burns and large pattern wounds.
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Simple IFAK
$100
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With your monthly donation of $100, we will provide a single Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) to a Ukrainian soldier or emergency responder. We equip IFAKs by NATO standards, including, at least, a tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, a bandage, scissors, rubber gloves.
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Enhanced IFAK
$200
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With a monthly donation of $200, we will provide an enhanced IFAK to a Ukrainian soldier or emergency responder. In addition to simple IFAK's contents, enhanced IFAKs include another tourniquet, chest seal, nasopharyngeal airway, decompression needle, burn dressing and eye shield.
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Junctional Tourniquet
$300
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With a donation of $300, we will provide one SAM Junctional Tourniquet to a Ukrainian soldier, medic, or emergency worker. Junctional Tourniquet for hemorrhage control is designed to control bleeding on body parts where regular tourniquets can't be used.
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Stocked Medical Backpack
$999
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With a monthly donation of $999 we will provide a combat medic in Ukraine with a fully stocked medical backpack. These backpacks are assembled by our volunteers in Ukraine per NATO standards and allow medics on the frontlines to treat up to 10 wounded persons before transporting them to a hospital.