Where can I use tourniquet?

Tourniquet can be used over a joint, such as an elbow, wrist, knee or ankle.

What is the exact level at which to apply tourniquet?

The tourniquet can be applied 5 cm above the wound or 5cm above the joint if the wound is on the lower limb.

What is the United Medicare Tourniquet used for?

United Medicare tourniquet is used to control bleeding by compressing a limb or extremity. It temporarily restricts blood flow to a limb, helping to prevent excessive blood loss.

How do I apply the tourniquet?

You can tightly tie a band around a limb (upper or lower) to prevent severe blood loss from limb trauma during an emergency.

Will Tourniquet damage the injury spot?

No. The tourniquet compresses the area around the injury to limit blood flow until the wound can be prevented and covered with bandages. It is not known to cause any injuries.

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Available in pack of 3.
Tourniquet can control blood circulation in cases of bleeding.
Used for drawing blood samples from veins.
Offers control over venous and arterial circulation.
Has durable hook-and-loop tape and buckle.
Common for left and right hands.

The tourniquet controls bleeding or blood flow by compressing blood vessels.
Durable hook and loop tape and buckles ensure sufficient constriction force using the reverse pull mechanism.
Applies pressure circumferentially to the skin and underlying tissues of the limb.
Maintains strong application during emergency situations and transportation.
Used in laboratories and hospitals for venous punctures, intravenous infusions, and injections.

Wrap the tourniquet above the injured arm or leg.
Tighten well by fastening the hook and loop closures.

For emergency use only.
Rush to the hospital immediately even if bleeding has stopped.

Primary Prevention
Ideal for stopping severe bleeding – Helps control restrict blood flow to an injured limb until professional medical care is available, which can prevent shock and fatal blood loss.
Secondary Prevention
Suitable for venous access procedures – Helps facilitate blood draws, intravenous infusions, and injections by temporarily slowing venous circulation, making veins more visible and easier to puncture during clinical procedures.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for emergency and trauma stabilization – Aids in maintaining controlled blood flow during transportation and critical situations, and minimizing further blood loss.

United Medicare Tourniquet delivers a temporary occlusion of blood circulation to the extremities post-injury and controls bleeding by restricting venous and arterial circulation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tourniquet can be used over a joint, such as an elbow, wrist, knee or ankle.
The tourniquet can be applied 5 cm above the wound or 5cm above the joint if the wound is on the lower limb.
United Medicare tourniquet is used to control bleeding by compressing a limb or extremity. It temporarily restricts blood flow to a limb, helping to prevent excessive blood loss.
You can tightly tie a band around a limb (upper or lower) to prevent severe blood loss from limb trauma during an emergency.
No. The tourniquet compresses the area around the injury to limit blood flow until the wound can be prevented and covered with bandages. It is not known to cause any injuries.