Dukal Corporation 4408 Tourniquet Powder Free 18" x 1" Blue

The Dukal Corporation 4408 Tourniquet is a high-quality, medical-grade device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide a secure and comfortable fit for patients, facilitating efficient and effective medical procedures. This tourniquet is particularly useful for medical professionals who require a reliable and easy-to-use solution for restricting blood flow during venipuncture, catheterization, and other medical procedures.

This tourniquet is designed to provide a safe and effective means of occluding blood flow, allowing medical professionals to perform procedures with confidence and precision. The device is constructed from high-quality, latex-free materials, ensuring suitability for patients with latex allergies or sensitivities. Its powder-free design minimizes the risk of powder-related complications and makes it easier to clean and maintain.

Key Features

• Latex-free construction for reduced risk of allergic reactions
• Powder-free design for minimized risk of powder-related complications
• Soft, flexible, and comfortable against patient skin
• Easy to apply and remove, reducing procedure time and patient discomfort
• Durable and long-lasting, withstanding repeated use and cleaning
• Blue synthetic rubber material for visibility and ease of use
• Available in 10-count bags, with 50 bags per box for convenient inventory management

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the Dukal Corporation 4408 Tourniquet:

• Dimensions: 18" x 1"
• Material: Blue synthetic rubber, latex-free
• Weight: Not specified
• Compliance: Latex-free, powder-free

Ideal For

This tourniquet is suitable for use in a variety of healthcare environments, including:

• Hospitals and acute care facilities
• Outpatient clinics and medical offices
• Home healthcare settings
• Long-term care facilities and nursing homes
• Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams