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A one-hand tourniquet, trauma shears and a MOLLE carry pouch that holds both, so it rides wherever your main kit isn't.
About this product
A tourniquet kit built so you can apply it with one hand, packed with a pair of trauma shears.
- One-arm tourniquet
- Trauma shears included
- Compact pouch for the car, the bag or the range
- For life-threatening limb bleeding only. Call 911 and get professional care.
If you're hurt and alone, you may only have one hand.
A tourniquet you can apply one-handed matters when the injured person is you.
This kit pairs a one-arm tourniquet with trauma shears for cutting away clothing.
Built for one-handed use.

One-arm design
Designed so it can be applied with one hand, which matters when you are the only person there.

Trauma shears included
A pair of bright trauma shears for cutting away clothing to find and treat an injury.

MOLLE carry pouch
The pouch holds both pieces and attaches to a belt, bag or truck gear with MOLLE webbing, so it rides wherever your main kit isn't.

Practice before you need it
Open it and handle it when it arrives. Practice the motion so it is familiar under stress.

Sealed and ready
Arrives in a sealed pouch with the tourniquet, shears and carry pouch together, ready to clip on and go.
What's included
Read it before you need it.
Keep it where you need it
Details
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$29.99 · Ships from the US · 30-day guarantee
Medical disclaimer. This product is a first-aid supply and is not a substitute for professional medical care, emergency services, or proper first-aid and trauma training. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Read and follow all included instructions.
In an emergency, call 911 (or your local emergency number) immediately. Photographs are for illustration.