Tourniquets

Browse our range of high-quality tourniquets designed for rapid and effective bleeding control. Ideal for first aid kits, emergency responders, and clinical settings, each tourniquet medical device offers reliable pressure application for critical situations. Trusted by healthcare professionals and safety trainers across the UK.

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citizenAID

citizenAID Tourni-Key Plus

£15.03
£15.03
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Timesco

Tourniclip Quick Release Tourniquet

£3.50
£3.50
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C-A-T

C-A-T Black Combat Application Tourniquet

£34.00
£34.00
The TacMed SOF Tourniquet in orange, opened. A police office using the TacMed SOF Tourniquet on himself.
TacMed Solutions

TacMed SOF Tourniquet Orange

£37.44
£37.44
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Vacutainer

Vacutainer Stretch Disposable Tourniquets (25 PACK)

£6.75
£6.75

A tourniquet is a vital tool used to control severe bleeding during emergencies, making it essential in first aid and trauma care. Our range includes disposable tourniquet options for hygienic, single-use situations and durable medical tourniquet models for repeated application. Choose a tourniquet with pouch or a full tourniquet kit for organised readiness. A tourniquet holder allows for secure, quick access in high-pressure moments. For critical bleeding, a reliable cord for stopping blood is also available.

People Also Ask About Tourniquet

What are three types of tourniquets?
The three main types are windlass tourniquets, pneumatic tourniquets, and elastic band tourniquets. Each is used based on the situation, such as emergency bleeding control or surgical procedures.

Where should tourniquets not be applied?
Avoid placing tourniquets over joints, directly on wounds, or on narrow limbs like forearms. Incorrect placement can reduce effectiveness or cause unnecessary tissue damage and complications.

How many times can you reuse a tourniquet?
Disposable tourniquets are single-use and should never be reused. Reusable tourniquets, like windlass models, can be used multiple times if they remain undamaged and properly sterilised.

Why can only doctors remove tourniquets?
Doctors or trained professionals should remove tourniquets to safely manage blood flow and prevent further injury. Premature removal by untrained users can lead to shock or severe bleeding.

What are the common mistakes when using a tourniquet?
Common mistakes include placing it too loosely, using the wrong location, not noting the time applied, or delaying its use when severe bleeding clearly requires immediate action.

Is a tourniquet safe to use without medical training?
In life-threatening bleeding, using a tourniquet is better than doing nothing. While proper training helps, many tourniquets are designed for quick, safe use in emergencies by bystanders.

What’s the difference between a tactical and standard tourniquet?
Tactical tourniquets are built for combat or high-risk settings, often with reinforced materials and pouches. Standard ones are simpler and typically used in clinical or first aid scenarios.

What tourniquet is best to use?
The best tourniquet depends on the situation. For emergencies, a windlass-style tourniquet like the CAT or SOF-T is reliable, fast to apply, and widely recommended by professionals.