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Disposable Tourniquets Pack — 250 Non-Latex Medical, 1" x 18"
Product description
Single-use and disposable: These tourniquets are intended for one-time use, eliminating the need to clean and decontaminate between patients. That makes them practical for clinics, training labs, and emergency kits where hygiene and speed matter.
Durable construction: Manufactured from a resilient elastic material that resists tearing under tension, the bands are built to maintain pressure without ripping. The non-latex composition helps prevent allergic reactions for users sensitive to natural rubber.
Standard sizing: Each band measures approximately 1 inch wide and 18 inches long — a common size that fits most upper and lower limbs. The dimensions make them suitable for use on infants, children, adults, and elderly patients when used appropriately.
Pack options and storage: This listing is for a pack of 250 individually rolled tourniquets, convenient for high-volume settings. A smaller 50-count option is also available for those who need less inventory. The tight rolls save space and are travel-friendly for portable kits.
How they’re used: These single-use bands are wrapped around a limb and tightened to apply pressure and restrict blood flow, assisting with venipuncture or controlling bleeding until further treatment. They are meant to be disposed of after use to reduce cross-contamination risk.
Features included: 250-count pack, disposable, 18 inches long, 1 inch wide, latex-free, tear-resistant, single-use, designed to apply pressure to limbs to help control blood flow. Manufacturer contact: 908-486-7050.
Pros
- Latex-free, safe for allergy-prone skin
- Tear-resistant elastic material
- Large 250-count pack, compact storage
Cons
- Single-use items increase waste
- Not a substitute for modern strap-style tourniquets
- May be bulky compared with flat bands
VerdictThese single-use, non-latex bands provide a convenient, hygienic alternative to reusable tourniquets. They’re durable, easy to carry, and sized for use on patients of all ages, but they produce disposable waste and some clinicians prefer modern strap-style devices.
Reviews
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Octavio Abraham Morales Gutiérrez 5/5
Excelentes para un solo uso
Buena durabilidad pese a ser de un solo uso. Lavar con agua y jabón; el alcohol las deja frágiles.
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Twelve Twenty Eight 5/5
Handy for clinic draws
Used as disposables for office blood draws — easy to apply and convenient.
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Alun 2/5
Not ideal for modern phlebotomy
Many phlebotomists now prefer strap-style tourniquets that tighten more easily. These older-style bands feel outdated; a modern strap will usually be faster and gentler for routine blood draws.
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Yolanda Coronado 5/5
Buen artículo
Material de buena calidad.
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Bella Roleow 5/5
Muy recomendado
Exactamente lo que buscaba; el material es de muy buena calidad.
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George 5/5
Performs well
High quality, sturdy, and good value. I would purchase again.
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Copper Rock Clinic 5/5
Ready out of the pack
Affordable, prepped for immediate use, and solid construction.
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Oum 5/5
Will reorder
I'll buy these again.
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Janice Wright 5/5
No issues so far
No complaints.
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