First Aid Tourniquet Single Used Sterial Snap Tourniquet Used in Limb Surgical

• Customized：Non-Customized
• Certification：ISO, CE
• Feature：Disposable
• Color：White, Blue, Green, Yellow
• Type：Silicone Tourniquet
• Shelf Life：3 Years

=== Base Info ===

• Model NO.：S, M, L, XL
• Transport Package：Box
• Trademark：ERA
• Origin：China
• HS Code：9018310000
• Production Capacity：5000000pieces,Year

=== Description ===
BLOD Exsanguination Tourniquet Pneumatic Tourniquet95% exsanguination, improved visibility45-67% exsanguination<1 mins set-up time12-15 mins set-up timeSingle-use,sterility reduces infection ratesMultiple-use, non-sterile,risk of infectionNarrow cuffs, low incidence of complicationsWide cuffs, higher risk of complicationsEasily handle, just grab and pullComplicated equipment, sereral accessories, multiple OR personnel
FAQ:

1. Can BLOD be reused?
No. BLOD is a sterile single-use device that is removed by cutting when the procedure ends. Therefore, it cannot be re-used or re-sterilized
2. How many BLOD units have been used worldwide?
At present, around 1 million units have been used in orthopedic procedures globally.
3. Is the BLOD Latex-free?
Yes.
4. How should the BLOD be stored?
The blod should be stored in a clean environment suitable for sterile medical products under the following conditions

• Temperature range: 7-28 degrees C (45-83 degrees F)
• Humidity: <60% RH

• Do not use if the expiration date has passed.
• After 3 years, the sterility of the device may be compromised. 
• For additional instructions regarding expired devices, please contact us.

• It components (silicon ring, stockinet, and pulling straps) are non-sterile prior to assembly, after which the BLOD undergoes a process of sterilization. 
• The product is shipped as a sterile unit.

• Do not use it on patients with poor peripheral blood flow, edema, or Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT ). See the Wells Score System for likelihood of DVT.
• Do not use if the limb is infected or with malignancy.
• Do not apply directly on skin that is fragile or has significant lesions.
• Use a sterile ace bandage to protect fragile skin before applying BLOD. 
• Do not leave on a patient's limb for more than 120 minutes.
• Do not place it directly over the ulnar nerve (at the elbow) or the peroneal nerve (at the proximal tibia).