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Operational Medicine Tourniquets

Applying a Tourniquet
Watch a video demonstrating the application of a tourniquet.

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The timely application of a tourniquet can be lifesaving in control of extremity hemorrhage.

The devices shown here are specifically designed for use as a tourniquet.

When these are not available but the need for a tourniquet arises, an effective tourniquet can be improvised from a bandage, belt, rope, electrical cord, or other suitable material.

CAT™ Tourniquet

CAT™ Tourniquet

True one-handed tourniquet completely occludes arterial and venous blood flow in the event of a traumatic wound or significant hemorrhage.


Military Emergency Bandage

Military Emergency Bandage

Act fast to assist your wounded battle buddy with this emergency military bandage!


BOA™ Constricting Band

BOA™ Constricting Band

Stop bloodflow to injured extremities with this simple, effective tourniquet.


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