Tourniband - Stretch Tourniquet Band - Pack of 25

A single-use, latex-free tourniquet, ideal for phlebotomy and IV procedures, ensuring hygiene and ease of use.

Streamline medical procedures with easy-to-use Tourniband Stretch Tourniquets.

The Tourniband Tourniquet, designed for single use, prioritises hygiene and safety in medical settings. Each box contains 25 latex-free tourniquets, conveniently dispensed from a perforated roll within a compact pack. Crafted from TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer), these stretch bands are both durable and flexible, ensuring ease of use while significantly reducing the risk of cross-infection. This product exemplifies a blend of practical design and patient safety, making it a valuable addition to any medical toolkit.

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10 Benefits of the Tourniband Stretch Tourniquet Band

• Efficient Band Style: Optimised for ease of use in medical settings.
• Risk Reduction: Significantly lowers the chance of cross-infection.
• Latex-Free: Safe for use with patients allergic to latex.
• Perforated Roll: Simplifies dispensing, one tourniquet at a time.
• Single-Use Design: Ensures hygiene and minimises infection risks.
• Stretchable Material: Made from TPE, offering flexibility and durability.
• Convenient Packaging: Supplied in a dispenser pack for easy access.
• Size: Each band measures approximately 45cm x 2.5cm.
• Quantity: Each box contains 25 tourniquets.
• Ideal for Healthcare Professionals: Aids in preventing cross-infection between patients and staff.

How to use the Stretch Tourniquet Band

1. Positioning: Place the tourniquet under the patient’s arm, approximately 5-10 centimetres above the intended venipuncture site.
2. Occluding the Vein: Pull the tourniquet snugly around the arm to occlude the vein. Avoid excessively tight tying.
3. Tying: Cross one end of the tourniquet over the other and tuck the top end beneath the bottom end, keeping the ends clear for the cleansing and venipuncture process.
4. Releasing: To remove, simply pull the end of the tourniquet. The less sticky material than latex, won't snap back upon release.
5. Disposal: Dispose of the used tourniquet according to your institution’s safety and hygiene policies.