$3.32
Original: $9.49
-65%Tourni-Cot Digit Torniquet, Small, Yellow, Each Each—
$9.49
$3.32The Story
The Tourni-Cot is a non-pneumatic digit tourniquet used to temporarily control venous and arterial circulation to a digit.
Tourni-Cots are made from an elasticized silicone polymer, making them completely latex free, non-allergenic, and extremely durable.
The Tourni-Cot is easily removed by severing the ring at its specially designed access notch.
Tourni-Cot rings are simple to apply and exanguinate by exerting pressure as they roll proximally onto the digit. Once in place the ring applies reliable pressure to maintain a bloodless field, thereby improving the result of a procedure.
Tourni-Cots are made from an elasticized silicone polymer, making them completely latex free, non-allergenic, and extremely durable.
The Tourni-Cot is easily removed by severing the ring at its specially designed access notch.
Tourni-Cot rings are simple to apply and exanguinate by exerting pressure as they roll proximally onto the digit. Once in place the ring applies reliable pressure to maintain a bloodless field, thereby improving the result of a procedure.
Description
The Tourni-Cot is a non-pneumatic digit tourniquet used to temporarily control venous and arterial circulation to a digit.
Tourni-Cots are made from an elasticized silicone polymer, making them completely latex free, non-allergenic, and extremely durable.
The Tourni-Cot is easily removed by severing the ring at its specially designed access notch.
Tourni-Cot rings are simple to apply and exanguinate by exerting pressure as they roll proximally onto the digit. Once in place the ring applies reliable pressure to maintain a bloodless field, thereby improving the result of a procedure.
Tourni-Cots are made from an elasticized silicone polymer, making them completely latex free, non-allergenic, and extremely durable.
The Tourni-Cot is easily removed by severing the ring at its specially designed access notch.
Tourni-Cot rings are simple to apply and exanguinate by exerting pressure as they roll proximally onto the digit. Once in place the ring applies reliable pressure to maintain a bloodless field, thereby improving the result of a procedure.
