Wilderness Medic Patch

How to Iron On Your Reactive Medical Patch

⚠ Important: Some fabrics (like Gore-Tex, nylon, and other waterproof/breathable materials) can be damaged by heat. Do NOT iron patches directly onto these fabrics — instead, sew them on or apply to a removable panel or Velcro backing. (sewing compromises waterproof materials)

You’ll Need:

• Reactive Medical iron-on patch

• Iron (no steam)

• Clean tea towel or pressing cloth

• Flat, heat-safe surface

Steps:

• Check your fabric – Ensure it can withstand medium heat. If unsure, use the sewing method instead.

• Preheat your iron – Set to medium heat (about 150°C / 300°F), with no steam.

• Position the patch – Place it exactly where you want it, adhesive side down.

• Cover with a cloth – Lay a tea towel or pressing cloth over the patch to protect it.

• Apply heat – Press firmly with the iron for 10–15 seconds, keeping it still (don’t slide).

• Check edges – If they lift, re-cover and press for another 5 seconds.

• Cool down – Let the patch and fabric cool completely before wearing or washing.

Tip: For outdoor gear, a sewn-on patch is stronger and more weather-resistant than heat alone.

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