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Trauma & Bleeding Control

1StHour - Tourniquet

A compact tourniquet for life-threatening bleeding from an arm or leg. Keep one in every vehicle, bag and kit.

✓Compact enough for a pocket, glovebox or go-bag
✓Comes with its own pouch
✓For life-threatening limb bleeding only
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First aid for real situations

About this product

A compact tourniquet for controlling life-threatening bleeding from an arm or leg. Keep one in every vehicle, bag and kit.

  • Compact enough for a pocket, glovebox or go-bag
  • Packed with its own pouch
  • For life-threatening limb bleeding only. Call 911 and get professional care.
Every second counts

Severe bleeding can't wait for the ambulance.

A tourniquet is one of the most important tools for severe limb bleeding. It only works if it is within reach when something happens.

Up to 59%
of pre-hospital injury deaths could potentially have been prevented with simple first aid (British Red Cross report, 2016)
7-14+ min
typical U.S. ambulance response window, from the 911 call to arrival
Why carry one

Small tool. Big difference.

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Compact

Small enough to carry in more than one place, so there is one near wherever you are.

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Packed in its own pouch

Ships in a pouch that protects it and keeps it ready.

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Meant to be practiced

Open the pouch the day it arrives and read the instructions. Familiarity under stress is everything.

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Applied to the limb

Used on an arm or leg for life-threatening bleeding, following the printed instructions.

What's included

✓Tourniquet
✓Carry pouch
✓Printed instructions
Know the basics

Read it before you need it.

1
Call 911
Get help on the way first, or have someone else do it.
2
Follow the pack instructions
Apply the tourniquet to the limb exactly as shown in the printed instructions.
3
Note the time
Tell responders when it was applied.
Training matters. A Stop the Bleed or Red Cross course is the best companion to any bleeding-control gear.

Keep it where you need it

Vehicle
Range bag
Backpack or go-bag
Workshop or job site

Details

IncludesTourniquet and pouch
Brand1StHour

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If this isn't what you expected, reach out within 30 days of delivery for a refund - no complicated process.

Questions, answered.

When should I use a tourniquet?+
Only for life-threatening bleeding from an arm or leg that direct pressure cannot control. In a real emergency, call 911 first and follow their guidance.
Do I need training?+
Training matters. A Stop the Bleed or Red Cross course is the best companion to any bleeding-control gear.
Where should I keep it?+
Where you can reach it in seconds: the vehicle, a bag, a kit or a workshop wall.
Do I need medical training to use it?+
No. Follow the instructions printed on the pack. For anything serious, call 911 or get professional medical care right away.
Where should I keep it?+
Anywhere your first aid supplies live: a kitchen drawer, the glovebox, a backpack, or a go-bag.
What does the guarantee cover?+
A full 30 days from delivery. If it isn't what you expected, reach out for a refund.

Be ready before you need it.

$14.99 · 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.