Medline Tourniquet, Rolled and Banded, Blue, 1" x 18"

Tourniquet, Rolled and Banded, Blue, 1" x 18"

This blue disposable tourniquet is a single-patient, single-use option for venipuncture and blood draw setups where reducing cross-contamination is a priority. It fits facilities and clinical teams that want a straightforward tourniquet for individual patient use. The textured surface and latex-free construction can help support routine handling preferences.

Good Fit For

• Blood draw and venipuncture setups
• Clinical areas using one tourniquet per patient
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free exam supplies

Key Features

• Single-patient, single-use design helps reduce chances of cross-contamination
• Disposable format supports workflows that prefer one tourniquet per patient
• Textured surface may help with handling during application
• Latex-free construction supports environments avoiding latex products
• Blue color can make this tourniquet easy to identify in supply areas

Applications and Usage

• Applying a tourniquet before venipuncture
• Stocking single-use patient care supplies in clinics or healthcare settings
• Supporting infection-control minded workflows with disposable tourniquets

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This tourniquet is intended for single-patient, single-use workflows.
• Buyers looking for a specific style or packaging format should note that options vary across the broader product line.
• If latex-free supplies are part of your standardization needs, this item meets that requirement.

FAQ

• Is this tourniquet meant for single-patient use? Yes. This disposable tourniquet is intended for single-patient, single-use applications.
• Does this tourniquet help reduce cross-contamination risk? Yes. The single-use design helps reduce the chances of cross-contamination compared with reuse-based workflows.
• Is this tourniquet latex-free? Yes. This tourniquet is latex free.
• Does the surface have texture? Yes. This tourniquet has a textured surface, which may help with handling.

From Medline.